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Looks like Americans fight most here?
You are confusing me for British, I'm Australian. -
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Thai Man Attacks Escort over Service Time Dispute
I think you should read this, oh, and it comes from lawyers, not from what you THINK. https://siam-legal.com/travel-to-thailand/fines-and-penalties-for-soliciting-prostitution-in-thailand/#:~:text=Although it's a misconception that,for taking part in it. -
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Terror Attack on Synagogue in France Suspect Clad in a Palestinian Flag
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Did Crew Negligence Contribute to Superyacht Sinking? Investigators Probe Fatal Disaster
In the wake of a tragic maritime disaster off the coast of Sicily that claimed the lives of seven people, including British tech tycoon Mike Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter Hannah, prosecutors have launched a manslaughter investigation. The central question is whether the crew of the superyacht, named "Bayesian", failed to adequately warn passengers that the vessel was sinking during a violent storm in the early hours of Monday morning. The investigation has also turned its attention to the survivors, including the yacht’s skipper, New Zealander James Cutfield. Cutfield, described by his brother as “a very good sailor” who is “very well respected” throughout the Mediterranean, has been questioned by authorities along with other survivors. Their testimonies are expected to shed light on the sequence of events leading up to the tragedy and the actions taken by the crew as the situation deteriorated. One of the most perplexing aspects of the disaster is the speed at which the *Bayesian*, a yacht constructed in 2008 by the renowned Italian manufacturer Perini Navi, sank. Experts in marine engineering are puzzled by how such a large and presumably well-built vessel could succumb so quickly to the storm. Compounding the mystery, a nearby large yacht, also anchored off the coast, weathered the storm without incident and later assisted in rescuing the survivors from the Bayesian. As part of their investigation, prosecutors have announced plans to recover the Bayesian from where it now lies on the seabed, about half a mile off the coast and at a depth of 165 feet. The recovery operation is expected to provide crucial evidence about the state of the vessel and the possible causes of its rapid sinking. The tragedy has sent shockwaves through the maritime industry and raised important questions about the safety protocols on luxury yachts, particularly in how crew members respond to sudden and severe weather conditions. If the investigation reveals that the crew failed in their duty to protect the passengers, the case could have significant legal and regulatory implications for the yachting world. For the families of the victims, including the relatives of Mike Lynch and his daughter, the investigation represents a painful but necessary pursuit of justice. The answers that emerge will not only determine whether charges will be brought against the crew but may also lead to changes in the safety standards that govern the operation of large private yachts. In the meantime, the memory of those lost in the *Bayesian* disaster continues to cast a long shadow over this summer’s sailing season. Credit: Daily Telegraph 2024-08-25 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Woman Rides Electric Suitcase While Using Phone on Busy Bangkok Road
"The video shows a woman riding an electric suitcase while simultaneously dragging a large piece of luggage and using her mobile phone on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road...." I blame the makers of the electric suitcase. Why on earth don't they include a mount for your satnav?- 1
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Our tenants run a restaurant. Should we keep them or finish the contract?
in the plumbing, it's a thing to trap grease they pour down the drain even from washing dishes if they don't have it, your drain's gonna be blocked, most municipalities won't give restaurant license if they don't see it installed -
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Thailand Visa Exemption (60 days) and Visa On Arrival (VOA) (15 days)
Multiple 60 day visa exemptions. I wish to spend 5.5 months in Thailand and I am wondering if this is feasible. Fly in to BKK and get a 60 day on arrival. Get a 30 day extension at my local Immigration in Isan. Exit at a local land crossing then re enter with a new 60 day or fly out to Hanoi for a short trip then return and obtain the new 60 day visa exemption? I would then have to obtain a second 1900 baht 30 day extension. Will the airlines allow me to fly out of Canada with a 5.5 month ticket without a normal Thai tourist visa? Thanks -
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
But yours really added a bit of excitement. -
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Thermal prints ok for immigration?
I have two scanner/printers. They are readily available. You can have one too. -
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Unkown speeding ticket.
That may be true but most I see have been painted over with dilated white paint wash -
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Woman Rides Electric Suitcase While Using Phone on Busy Bangkok Road
Oh please. No more jokes. TIT.- 1
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Kennedy gives Swing voters a clear choice, Trump
So to be clear than. The antiVax canidate is teaming up by endorsing Trump. The same Ex President who for the life of me is not worshipped by his MAGA team. But is in my opinion an Historic Savior, history will forever give him credit for single handeling effecting a World wide push for a solution. His legacy on this will live in enternity. -
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Worst Joke Ever 2024
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Man on Drugs Sets His Own House on Fire After Attempting Suicide in Buriram
A fantastic drug for norons!
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