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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 10 September 2024
Nong Yai Police Station Pioneers with 12-kW Solar System File photo for reference only In a bold step towards a greener future, Nong Yai Police Station in East Pattaya has gone solar, slashing energy costs and setting a shining example for other public institutions. The station, now powered by an impressive 12-kilowatt solar system, is leading the charge in sustainable energy practices. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1337821-nong-yai-police-station-pioneers-with-12-kw-solar-system/ -
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[QUIZ] 10 September - World Currencies Past and Present
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Nong Yai Police Station Pioneers with 12-kW Solar System
In a bold step towards a greener future, Nong Yai Police Station in East Pattaya has gone solar, slashing energy costs and setting a shining example for other public institutions. The station, now powered by an impressive 12-kilowatt solar system, is leading the charge in sustainable energy practices. The eco-friendly setup includes a state-of-the-art 12-kilowatt Deye Hybrid Inverter, 28 solar panels, and two lithium phosphate batteries, providing round-the-clock power to the bustling station. With 24/7 operations to maintain, the switch to solar marks a significant reduction in the station’s dependence on traditional electricity sources. Station chief, Police Colonel Krit Masuk, was quick to highlight the benefits. “This initiative helps us cut energy costs while contributing to environmental protection,” he stated. The system ensures the police station can continue its vital work, all while reducing its environmental footprint. But this isn’t just about cutting costs—the police station chief emphasised the broader impact. The station’s focus on energy efficiency showcases the potential for similar projects to be implemented across Thailand, bringing long-term savings and environmental benefits. Public institutions across the nation may soon follow suit, recognising the financial and ecological advantages that come with embracing sustainable energy solutions. File photo for reference only -- 2024-09-10 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Ask them how much they pay for energy in Moscow. Then ask the relatives in the UK. -
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Tax Session for American citizens from the Embassy and American Chamber of Commerce
Since TRD has exempted all funds received/earned prior to Jan. 1, 2024 we don't need records from before that date. We would need to show documentation of the value of all accounts at the end of 2023. -
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Global YouTuber IShowSpeed Crashes Tuk-Tuk into Temple Wall, During Livestream
That thing didn't veer off he just didn't pay attention to the instructions -
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Over the years
USA laws apply to Americans who break USA laws, where ever they are in the world. Additionally, a USA consulate/embassy is USA soil, by law. Immigration could have referred cases to the FBI if they had any evidence. Thailand is very cooperative with extradition requests, so no problem there, either. That would have scared away any fools even thinking of lying on sworn affidavits to get Thai extensions of stay. Why would more than 3 months of xfers be required, if one is starting fresh from a 90-day visa - whether obtained here or abroad? It's absurd ... unless one wakes up from their "all on the up and up" dream, recognizes the real purpose of these often nonsensical "rules." You should read here more. I have seen reports of people being rejected because of the transfers-timing, even if their total transfers far exceeded the minimum. Yes, one can have their pensions deposited in their home-country, and then manually transfer every month - just don't miss the timing by even a minute, no matter what events in your life might happen at that moment. The "new rules" had only one effect - more agent-use, as designed - as with all the other "crackdown" policies. Immigration have set up a "Got-cha" mine-field, for this purpose. -
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Pattaya: Search For Culprit Who Muzzled 10 Dogs With Tape
You do see that one gives possibility to open the mouth, right? What do you think tape do? -
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Jakrapob Penkair Tipped for Government Spokesperson Role
It’s amazing the guy that fled the country 15 years ago comes back now he’s pulling all the strings is playing work perfectly no gel time early release early pardon when we have his sister come back TIT oh, and where is the Red Bull kid? -
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Latest carmaker to scale back its EV ambitions amid slowing sales
Your ignorance is astounding. Why post in threads on a subject you have an illogical hatred of and clearly know nothing about? I don't get it. You couldn't make yourself look more stupid if you tried. More rubbish. To me EVs seem to be very sensibly driven, at least here in Bangkok. Never been tailgated by one, never seen one acting like a dick and "rolling coal" either. -
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Upgrade Thai Airways ticket with bonuspoints
I would assume that you log-in to your Royal Orchid account and take it from there after clicking on your booking. Firstly, I would check that you are eligible for the upgrade. Below is link to show which booking class economy ticket allows upgrade to Business Class:- https://www.thaiairways.com/en_TH/rop/Redeeming/Redeeming_Award_UpgradeAwards_onTHAI.page? The next link details the mileage required for the respective upgrades:- https://www.thaiairways.com/en_TH/rop/Redeeming/Redeeming_Award_UpgradeAwards_onTHAI2.page? I cannot give a definitive answer as I don't use Thai Air (always EVA Air). However, on Eva it is just a matter of logging on to my account, clicking on my booking and then requesting the upgrade (link below shows the EVA process):- https://www.evaair.com/en-gb/infinity-mileagelands/mileage-award-program/mileage-redemption/upgrade-award/eva-uni-air/ If you are still struggling, I would pay a visit to your local, friendly travel agent and ask if they (in return for a few hundred baht for their trouble) can contact Thai Airways and either arrange the upgrade or at least get an explanation as to how you can do this yourself. Best of luck. -
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Must Read Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Like the visa based on marriage to a Thai, it'll be a paper chase, only on an international scale. If it means phone calls to HMRC UK, I think I'll top myself. I had to phone them several months back. Nearly an hour sat listening to music waiting to speak with someone, then trying to decypher the West Indian and the Jock on the other end of the line. It was a nightmare. -
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Frenchman arrested in Krabi for eight-year visa overstay
It all comes down to intentions really. If he intended to stay in Thailand, then the easiest way is to get yourself a local girl and marry her. Then you get yourself a married man's visa. Avoid bargirls for this and go for someone a little older who is not looking to fleece you.
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