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The study of Multi tasking
Personally there are some things which I can do at the same time. And then there are others where I like to concentrate fully on what I am doing. I.e. eating and reading a book together is fine. Programming and doing anything else at the same time, is not fine. In general women do multitasking much better than man. Many women can have conversations with multiple other women at the same time, listening and talking. Most men can't do that. There are many good examples in the book below. One of them is. A man drives in a car, and he gets lost. What is the first thing he will do? He switches off the radio! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 12 September 2024
Harsher Penalties for "Drunk Driving and Repeat Offenders" Demanded Image by jcomp on Freepik Thai Health Promotion Foundation (THPF) is calling for stricter penalties for "drunk driving and repeat offenders" in collaboration with eight organizations, urging the government to amend laws. They propose tougher punishments and improved technology to reduce road accidents sustainably. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1337950-harsher-penalties-for-drunk-driving-and-repeat-offenders-demanded/- 1
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Harsher Penalties for "Drunk Driving and Repeat Offenders" Demanded
Thai Health Promotion Foundation (THPF) is calling for stricter penalties for "drunk driving and repeat offenders" in collaboration with eight organizations, urging the government to amend laws. They propose tougher punishments and improved technology to reduce road accidents sustainably. At a recent event, "Two Years of Repeat Offenses in Drunk Driving and Law Enforcement in Thailand," Dr. Pairoj Saonuam of THPF highlighted the dangers of drunk driving, citing 284,253 deaths or injuries from 2019-2023, with economic losses of 370 billion baht. During Songkran 2024, 207 drunk driving incidents were reported, underscoring the need for harsher penalties. Their policy recommendations include short-term monitoring systems for offenses, medium-term tech enhancements like breathalyzers and fingerprint verification, and long-term legal amendments to increase penalties based on alcohol levels. Mr. Surasit Silpongam of the Don't Drink and Drive Foundation emphasized the rising number of victims, while Dr. Chanin Chakkraphayotin suggested using Alcohol Interlock devices to prevent intoxicated drivers from starting their vehicles. Major Pote Thapnadul of the Royal Thai Police stressed the need for improved tools and enforcement. Lastly, Mr. Kosolwat Intujunyong from the Attorney General's Office pledged support for victims seeking justice and called for clear processes to prevent repeat offenders from escaping justice. Image by jcomp on Freepik -- 2024-09-12 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Shipping an E bike from UK to Thailand.
The import duties will be very high more than likely, and with the hassles of dealing with shipping/ customs, would it be worth it?? Cut your losses, sell the bike in the UK and get something similar locally. -
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Tourist confronts teen pickpocket in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Soi 11 - video
Lucky it was just a slap, maybe he will think twice about stealing again. -
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Trump Harris: Who won the debate ?
Trump had problems gaining agreement with his fellow republicans for any change to the affordable care act. Was that Trumps doing ? Health care reform is is difficult if not challenging task in USA. -
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The study of Multi tasking
I tried it but I ended up pouring coffee on my cereal and heating up the milk for breakfast. -
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Suggestions for a Friendly Pattaya Hotel
I don't think you understood his question. He asked for HOTELS not for CONDOS where long-term residents live at. -
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Any small cryptos worth looking at
If you dont think bitcoin is going up anymore, theres no crypto worth looking at. If it does go up, buy kendu inu. 10x or 100x your investment -
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Cambodian woman caught begging in Bangkok with three children
This story has good and bad points about it .... People caring give her money and food. She gets arrested and sent back to Cambodia. She has another kid and comes back with 3 children for begging again. Send her back again and tell her if she comes back she'll go into jail, and possible lose custody of her children. She obviously makes more here than in Cambodia. She must have relatives in Cambodia she can work with and build a life there, not Thailand begging. -
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