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Storm Topples Tree Onto Pickup Truck, Killing Driver and Critically Injuring Passenger
How to convert an Isuzu pickup into a Triumph Stag! -
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Supreme Court Upholds Death Penalty for Ex-Pheu Thai MP Banyin Tangpakorn
To prevent feelings of personal shame, and to make the public more likely to maintain a presumtion of innocence before trial... i think -
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Fire Breaks Out at Electric Motorcycle Shop in Sisaket Province
It would be interesting to really know what caused the fire in the first place. It seems that electric vehicles are prone to more or greater fires. Even if the fire was started by an 'outside' source, when the batteries burn - they really burn. -
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I Love Donald Trump
Atypical Dems deflection. I think Harris was fine before she had a lobotomy - maybe you had one too - so it is good thing?? What is the bet ?? Come on mate - have a go mate. -
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Facebook minimum age?
What on earth are you talking about ? I told you quite clearly that I have not signed up for Facebook neither with a digital ID or any another ID no Facebook for me get it ?? I commented in relation to Facebook,online and life in general. "Yes digital ID they are pushing very hard for this now and if successful will be the end of internet anonymity and thereafter free speech." notice in the quote above did I say sighed up to Facebook ? no it was you who inferred it. you then accuse me of a misleading post !! -
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Information requested with regard to 800000 Baht in bank for retirement visa
This topic has been discussed numerous times. The "slip" with return date is given out randomly. On return nothing is recorded. There has never been a report of issue with not returning. From the OP who just obtained extension...... "It appears that this 2nd visit is now no longer required." From 3rd post...... " I just did mine in Jomtien and they didn’t give me a form or ask me to come back in 3 months to show proof of money. To be honest I never did when they gave me the form and never had any issues" -
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Prawit Faces Scrutiny Over Possible Excessive Absences from House Sessions
That's the only good thing he ever did -
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I Love Donald Trump
Sorry you dont have the 'skills' to understand the points we both made in our rational debate, and that it was done without personal abuse or insult. So very much unlike your own response. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 20 September 2024
Government Strengthens Efforts to Tackle Narcotics Crisis Picture courtesy: NNT The government has reinforced its commitment to addressing the narcotics crisis as a top priority. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra emphasized new strategies in a key meeting with the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) aimed at tackling Thailand’s persistent drug problems. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1338647-government-strengthens-efforts-to-tackle-narcotics-crisis/ -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
We just took delivery of a Toyota Yaris Cross HEV whilst only a hybrid it is very nice indeed and IMO way ahead of the CRV we had before, and I might add a lot less expensive than the current models on offer. Better fuel consumption, better to drive, better cornering, better safety features, better seating and the wife loves it 🙂 -
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Government Strengthens Efforts to Tackle Narcotics Crisis
The government has reinforced its commitment to addressing the narcotics crisis as a top priority. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra emphasized new strategies in a key meeting with the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) aimed at tackling Thailand’s persistent drug problems. During her address, the Prime Minister announced plans to expand drug rehabilitation programs in 25 pilot provinces. This initiative aims to help former drug users reintegrate into society, reducing the stigma and employment barriers that often lead to relapse. She highlighted the success of rehabilitation models in Thawat Buri and Tha Wang Pha as blueprints for nationwide implementation. A key part of the plan involves strengthening law enforcement’s ability to combat drug trafficking, especially along Thailand’s borders. Acknowledging that enforcement alone isn’t enough, the government’s comprehensive approach emphasizes rehabilitation alongside prosecution. "Prosecution must go hand in hand with rehabilitation," Paetongtarn stated. "We are committed to providing job opportunities for former drug users after treatment to lower the chances of relapse." She also discussed efforts to improve coordination between government agencies and local communities to ensure better treatment outcomes and a unified approach to the nation’s drug crisis. This multi-faceted strategy targets the root causes of drug addiction, aiming to enhance public health and safety. By addressing both the supply and demand sides of the narcotics issue, the government seeks to reduce crime and improve community well-being. As these measures are implemented, all eyes are on the government to see if these enhanced efforts will deliver meaningful results. The Prime Minister remains optimistic, confident that these initiatives will lead to a safer, healthier Thailand. Picture courtesy: NNT -- 2024-09-20 -
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Thailand to borrow 2.59 trillion baht for 2025 budget
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Bangkok braces for floods as heavy rain and upstream water
Cientisfics says the sea levels of BKK are expected to rise between 0,6 and 2.1 meters or more within this century, putting BKK under waters. 🏊♀️
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