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DSI probes 20 firms over suspected collusion in Thai state construction bids
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Russian man confirmed dead after fatal fall in Phuket hotel
A tragic incident unfolded in Phuket as police have confirmed the identity of a 37 year old Russian man who is believed to have fatally jumped from a hotel in Soi Paradise, Patong. The event took place on November 13 night, leaving police and locals in shock. Police received a call to the hotel early yesterday, November 14, at approximately 6.30am. Upon arrival, officers and rescue workers discovered the man’s body on the extended pool patio on the third floor. He was dressed in a black T-shirt and black shorts. The body was subsequently transported to Vachira Phuket Hospital for a post-mortem examination to ascertain further details surrounding the death. Hotel staff recounted to police that the man had been observed at the bar situated on the 24th floor of the hotel before the incident. He was informed that the bar would close at 10pm. Despite hearing a loud noise later that evening, the staff initially dismissed it. The grim discovery was made by a security guard patrolling the third-floor pool patio area early the following morning. The guard promptly notified the police. CCTV footage reviewed by the police corroborated the staff’s account of events, providing clarity on the man’s final movements. Further investigation revealed that the man had been staying at another hotel located on Phra Mettha Road. In a search of his room, police found a handwritten note, which they have classified as a suicide note, reported The Phuket News. Police are now coordinating with officials to reach out to the relevant embassy to inform the man’s family of the tragic incident. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai), or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress, or depression. Seek help. By Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of Patong Police Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-15 -
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new Wise account details, bank says fraud
https://wise.com/help/articles/240ocTVUrwPslKhVXZcQ2u/were-changing-your-aud-account-details https://bsblookup.com.au/774-001 -
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Trump - just what does he have to do for his supporters to question their allegiance?
To the title ... ... start talking, lying, catering to the special interests groups, like johnson, nixon, ford, bush, clinton, bush, obama & biden did. Act like he could care less about the voters, and make life harder for everyone, just like the scum did that preceded him. -
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The Guardian Steps Back from Elon Musk’s Platform X Amid Content Concerns
Im a frequent on Twitter ! I’m very cautious of the parody accounts! News and members using elons name& Trump familys names! After a while one gets to know the provocateurs. It very simple to distinguish the truth imop -
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Why are many people so partisan?
I think it's a natural thing. What has happened to Western people, particularly English speaking ones, is that we've had things like national/racial/ethnic pride kind of stripped away from us. Wokeism, progressivism, or whatever you want to call it, has kind of stripped away our sense of group identity, and the only place it remains is in political allegiances. In the past, we would have probably been a lot like the Thais, looking after our fellow countrymen first, being wary of foreigners, feeling no shame about giving preferential treatment to our own kind, and so on. Now that is all highly taboo. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 15 November 2024
Frenchman faces legal action for unlawful macaque possession in Bangkok Picture courtesy of Natural Resources, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department's Facebook A French national has found himself facing legal action for allegedly keeping four young macaques unlawfully after showcasing them on social media. This incident unfolded when officials from the Natural Resources, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department, along with police from the Natural Resources and Environment Crime Division, executed a search at the individual’s residence in Bangkok. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343665-frenchman-faces-legal-action-for-unlawful-macaque-possession-in-bangkok/ -
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DEI is dead! Let's celebrate the demise of that woke nonsense
Its people with limited intelligence trying to be clever and funny . Should leave that to the Lefties , Right wingers should have higher standards than that
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