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SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
I dont like hurricanes, the Atlantic ocean, and Florida humidity. Ive had enough of spanish after being in America. I prefer Asian food to Spanish food. Why do you care where I live. Are you so unhappy yourself that you need to question others? -
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What are you cooking today?
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SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
Im from Norway.. lived in Thailand for 6 years before i took my exwife and our kids to Norway 18 years ago. Anyway i been to Thailand 76 times.Last trip for 74 days in Bangkok.I use to go visit my kids grandparents in surin everytime im in Thailand.Stay for a day.My plan was to celebrate xmas and new year in Bangkok but i had a accident and broke my arm Had to stay in hospital for a week because the broken arm was terrible and i needed a big surgery.I allways booking one year open ticket so thats no problem for me.I will go back after my arm is ok again. Then im going to Bangkok.. Manila and Bali.I think about 6 months traveling around. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 6 January 2025
Deputy PM rolls dice on Thaksin’s bold online gambling bet By Bob Scott Picture courtesy of Amarin TV Prasert Chantrawongthong, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has weighed in on ex-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s bold proposal to legalise online gambling. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1348056-deputy-pm-rolls-dice-on-thaksin’s-bold-online-gambling-bet/ -
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Deputy PM rolls dice on Thaksin’s bold online gambling bet
Picture courtesy of Amarin TV By Bob Scott Prasert Chantrawongthong, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Economy and Society, has weighed in on ex-Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s bold proposal to legalise online gambling. The 74 year old former prime minister recently sparked controversy by suggesting that bringing online betting into the open could help tackle the widespread social issues associated with the industry. Known to be a notorious haven for illegal activities such as mule accounts and call centre scams, online gambling is a growing concern, especially among young people and the general public. Prasert argued that by legalising it, the government could enforce regulations and gain greater oversight over this murky market. He also noted the potential economic benefits, particularly through tax revenues. However, the 64 year old deputy PM admitted that implementing such a change would require legal amendments. The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society is currently examining the necessary steps to recommend a proper framework for this initiative. Addressing Thaksin’s eyebrow-raising suggestion that players under 20 be banned and those over 20 be sent for mental evaluation, Prasert explained that this matter hasn’t been discussed by the working group yet. Amarin TV reported that he acknowledged that Thaksin is likely inspired by international examples but remained cautious about their applicability in Thailand, especially since many servers are located overseas, complicating the issue further. When queried on whether Thaksin had offered any guidance on resolving these challenges, Prasert clarified that the ministry regularly convenes meetings focused on tackling various online crimes, emphasising the need for input from multiple agencies before deciding on a course of action. As for when this ambitious overhaul might be realised, Prasert candidly admitted that achieving it this year is unlikely, but assured that efforts to move forward with this initiative are underway and will proceed with urgency. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-06
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