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Advice on Visa agency needed
What is your thread actually asking. The thread heading is vague. Agents offer assistance for many things from obtaining non O, extensions, opening bank account, etc etc... Seems that you are concerned about missing 90 day report? You don't need an agent. Go to immigration and file TM47. You will be fined 2000 baht. You may need provide a TM30 -
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CNG and LPG vehicles face crackdown after tragic school bus fire
Well its A start, more safety protocols need to be implemented Risk management for example -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 October 2024
Thai man’s livestream of police brutality in Bangkok sparks outrage Photo courtesy of KhaoSod A Thai man livestreamed claims of police brutality, sparking widespread online criticism. The video shows him being handcuffed and assaulted by officers in Bangkok. The incident has prompted discussions on appropriate police conduct. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340256-thai-man’s-livestream-of-police-brutality-in-bangkok-sparks-outrage/ -
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Illegal land occupation
I think you are over estimating the man's importance and influence - he's just a village head man. -
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Thai man’s livestream of police brutality in Bangkok sparks outrage
A Thai man livestreamed claims of police brutality, sparking widespread online criticism. The video shows him being handcuffed and assaulted by officers in Bangkok. The incident has prompted discussions on appropriate police conduct. A video circulated online yesterday, October 8, capturing a man’s heated confrontation with a police officer. In the livestream, the man, who was handcuffed, alleged that he was unjustly detained and struck on the head by police. The video, shared widely on Facebook, has stirred significant commentary and debate. The man in the livestream tried to explain that he was unaware of any wrongdoing. The footage also shows a man in a black shirt with long hair, identified as a police officer from Bang Pongpang Police Station, in Yan Nawa district, Bangkok, shouting at the handcuffed individual to stay quiet and listen. The officer then pointed at the camera and ordered the man’s phone to be confiscated before the livestream abruptly ended. This incident, which occurred yesterday, has been widely criticized on social media, garnering over 500 shares and 160,000 views. Many commenters expressed their outrage at the police’s actions, questioning the legality and morality of their behaviour. “Is this acceptable? Regardless of whether he committed a crime, assaulting him is wrong. If he’s innocent, he should definitely take legal action.” “If they are indeed police officers, weren’t they trained not to behave like this? The policing methods in my neighbourhood have evolved beyond such crude behaviour.” “Is this what we expect from our public servants? Good officers should communicate effectively and act justly, not engage in such thuggish behaviour. Lawbreakers should be dealt with lawfully, and the innocent should not be mistreated.” The video has sparked a broader conversation about the conduct of law enforcement officers and their treatment of citizens. Many feel that no matter the situation, police should maintain professionalism and respect for human rights. The police force has yet to respond to these allegations publicly. However, the incident has already left a significant impact, with many calling for accountability and changes within the police system to prevent such occurrences in the future, reported KhaoSod. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-10-09 -
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Most voters support Trumps Mass Deportation of Illegals, Pew Survey
Well yeah, in a rhetorical sense, not the National Socialist left wing racist sense. -
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Are Older Men in Thailand Trading Love for Financial Ruin
All nonsense IMHO. I'm not sure any woman loves any man in a relationship lasting longer than around 2 years. They might stick around but the sex will be gone. Don't think I've encountered any women worldwide that contribute much financially either, she spends her income on herself, the man pays for everything else. After 15 years here, I've not lost anything to my misses that I wouldn't have spent on rent and hookers. As an old white guy in the UK I was already considering my self a second class citizen, so no change. Never had any problems with her family, but then I make no effort to mix with them. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 October 2024
Final tenant eviction clears way for SRT high-speed rail project Photo courtesy of KhaoSod State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is set to demolish a disputed commercial building after the final tenant was ordered by the court to vacate. This paves the way for the construction of a high-speed rail project that has faced significant delays. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340255-final-tenant-eviction-clears-way-for-srt-high-speed-rail-project/ -
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Illegal land occupation
You might also ask the lawyer about the legal position in Thailand - I'm not sure on this one but in the UK, properly registered land should be sold with vacant possession unless otherwise stated and a seller can be sued if they state it is legally vacant when its not. If the land is not actually vacant (legally), you might have a claim against the seller. -
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Must Read New Law Allows Buyers to Inspect Online Orders Before Payment
Yes there is a return policy. I wonder if food deliveries are covered by this? If so it will be just more madness from the empty headed idiots running the show. Nothing will change. Order online and pay online or COD. Check item after delivery. If item is no good or not what you ordered then return. I have only had to do this once. Not real happy and the process took a while and was convoluted but IMHO the system works pretty well as it is. The majority will continue to do what is already the case. -
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Final tenant eviction clears way for SRT high-speed rail project
State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is set to demolish a disputed commercial building after the final tenant was ordered by the court to vacate. This paves the way for the construction of a high-speed rail project that has faced significant delays. Today, October 9, officials and construction engineers installed barriers and fencing over a 200-metre stretch in front of the commercial building along Mukmontri Road in Nakhon Ratchasima. This marks the beginning of Phase 1 of the high-speed rail project, which will connect Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima. Metal sheet panels, 4 metres high, will be put up to cordon off the construction area and ensure safety for pedestrians and motorists, said an SRT spokesperson. “The court ruling has finally allowed us to proceed with the demolition and construction without further delay.” SRT faced challenges due to the prolonged eviction process, which lasted seven months. Initially, tenants were notified to vacate in March. While most complied and moved out gradually, one tenant refused to leave, resulting in a legal battle that stalled the project, said an SRT spokesperson. “It’s been a lengthy process but we’re now ready to move forward with the high-speed rail project.” The demolition is crucial for the construction of the high-speed rail station in the area. The delay in evicting tenants hindered the progress of the project, which is a significant part of Thailand’s transport infrastructure development. This phase, covering sections 3 to 5 from Khok Kruat to Nakhon Ratchasima, is essential to the overall project that aims to enhance connectivity between Bangkok and the northeastern region. The final tenant’s court-ordered eviction came after prolonged negotiations and legal proceedings. The tenant’s refusal to vacate had caused frustration among local authorities and project managers, as it halted the demolition and subsequent construction activities. Now that the eviction is complete, the SRT is expediting the demolition of the commercial building to make way for the new station. This phase of the project is expected to bring significant economic benefits to the region, improving travel times and boosting local business opportunities. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-10-09 -
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First Conviction in Victoria for Nazi Salute: Self-Proclaimed Nazi Faces Sentencing
What kind of punishment do you think this guy deserves for his nazi salute? -
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Suvarnabhumi Visa Exempt - Change of Tactic Applied
Backwaters? False? I did have a non imm visa? You think you know so much but know so little. Like I've already said, rules are often ignored or made up as one goes from office to office. The need for a cert of residency from immigration or Embassy and the "5 diseases" medical form being examples in the office I used for my last 5 year and 10 month drivers licence. -
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Where can you sell things online in Thailand
Oki Doki. Any one specific to music instruments are hard to find. What you have is: Bahtsold | Thailand's Premium Used & New Classifieds Site Also a group on Facebook for expats: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BangkokClassifiedsForum Kaidee | แพลตฟอร์มซื้อ-ขายของออนไลน์ชั้นนำของประเทศไทย www.Buy-Sell-Th.com - Thailands biggest free marketplace for classifieds ≥ Marketplace Thailand • Buy, Sell, Find It All! -
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Should A Woman Be Allowed to hold the office of President of the USA?
Golda Meir, Maggie Thatcher. Two women who were at the top of their political game when they became Prime Minster of their respective countries!. So No you are 100% wrong. A time of Christian Misogyny when they came up with that one! lol.
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Trump says he has $100M in legal fees amid cascade of court battles
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