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British Man Critically Injured in Russian Roulette Incident After Drug & Gas Use in Pattaya
Depending on the gun could the bullet maybe faster than the speed of sound? 😂 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 April 2025
Deadly Reminder: Thai Officials Warn Against Wild Mushroom Foraging Photo courtesy of Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria As Thailand's rainy season sets in, health officials are issuing an urgent caution against consuming wild mushrooms due to the heightened risk of encountering toxic varieties. With both edible and poisonous mushrooms thriving, the public is strongly urged to exercise extreme caution while foraging. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1357284-deadly-reminder-thai-officials-warn-against-wild-mushroom-foraging/ -
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Gaza Paramedics Shot ‘With Intent to Kill,’ Red Crescent Demands International Probe
Liars can easily claim stuff, it’s a characteristic of being a liar. These reasonable grounds you claim, would not require lies to be told. And yet lies were told by the killers. -
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Thailand Tackles US Tariffs: Plans for Trade Reform Unveiled
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Deadly Reminder: Thai Officials Warn Against Wild Mushroom Foraging
Photo courtesy of Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria As Thailand's rainy season sets in, health officials are issuing an urgent caution against consuming wild mushrooms due to the heightened risk of encountering toxic varieties. With both edible and poisonous mushrooms thriving, the public is strongly urged to exercise extreme caution while foraging. The rapid growth of wild mushrooms presents a significant challenge, as misidentification can lead to severe poisoning or even death. The Department of Disease Control (DDC) has underscored the dangers, particularly noting the difficulty of distinguishing toxic mushrooms in their early bud stage from safe varieties. Dr Panumas Yanawetsakul, DDC Director General, highlighted two lethally toxic species: the Death Cap (Amanita phalloides) and the Bleeding Milk Cap (Lactarius haemorrhagius). Both present a potent risk in the current season. The Death Cap, resembling edible mushrooms like the white russula, can cause fatal liver damage, with initial symptoms misleadingly mild until irreversible damage ensues. Similarly, the Bleeding Milk Cap, recognizable by its red-tinged flesh, can lead to severe symptoms, including digestive distress and organ failure. These effects emphasize the critical need for immediate medical intervention at the onset of symptoms. Medical guidance stresses against at-home remedies like inducing vomiting, recommending instead the administration of activated charcoal and water to mitigate toxic absorption while seeking professional help. Foraging amateurs are advised to avoid picking wild mushrooms unless absolutely confident in their safety. The risk is compounded if mushrooms are collected from chemically treated areas or consumed improperly, such as with alcohol. The overarching advice remains firm: if uncertain, abstain from picking or eating. As the rainy season reaches its peak, health officials aim to curtail fatalities by urging the public to refrain from consuming any wild mushrooms without expert verification, reinforcing safety over risk in the culinary exploration of the wild, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-09 -
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British Man Critically Injured in Russian Roulette Incident After Drug & Gas Use in Pattaya
It seems that it is either used as a drug, an aerosol propellant, or to make combustion engines go faster. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous_oxide
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