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Report Traffic Violations for Cash Rewards, Say Thai Police
I have a 32GB memory card in my dashcam, must have a few million baht in potential earnings already. -
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1 in 3 Children Now Short-Sighted after Covid Lockdowns Study Reveals
There were no rules stating everyone had to stay indoors for months on end. If you think there were, please provide evidence. Conspiracy theories not accepted. -
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Tensions Rise Between Trump and Zelensky Amid Ukraine's War Efforts and Election
If you accept the consequences. Judge to approve auctions liquidating Alex Jones' Infowars | AP News -
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Getting a credit card
As I said You said the opposite. My advice was a wisdom credit card. -
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Traffic Ticket Statute of Limitations Extended to Two Years
Those retired farangs asking for tax identification numbers probably do 😁 -
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The EU's Struggle with Identity: A Shift Towards Xenophobia and Ethnic Nationalism?
Me too. But I fear the Deutsche Mark will not return. -
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A high tea ?
Get thine arse on a plane and fly to Siem Reap. Raffles Hotel does a very fine afternoon tea by the garden. Also had a pretty good one in Hua Hin at the Maruekhathaiyawan Palace, the old beachside residence of the Thai Royal Family.- 1
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Animal Welfare Group Takes in Pit Bull After Fatal Attack
They are all as bad as each other IMO I pity anyone who lives within ear shot of one, these charity staff live in nice houses some with swimming pools, all paid for with your money. Had one open near me called 'Happy dogs' luckily we got it closed down 40+ dogs yapping and barking all day. feeding dogs on the street, so they lay in the road waiting for their next feed. Then one got run over and the charity had the Gaul to ask every body to slow down in that area. -
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Bangkok airport runway gears up for November opening
The airport isn't that old. Could they not have made better predictions concerning its capacity back then? In my opinion this new runway should have been there from the start since the country is always geared towards tourism. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 27 September 2024
Oxygen Plant Blast Injures Three, One in Critical Condition A blast rocked an oxygen filling plant in Udon Thani on the morning of September 27, leaving three workers injured, one of whom is in critical condition with a severed arm. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339249-oxygen-plant-blast-injures-three-one-in-critical-condition/ -
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Thai Baht is ruining my retirement
I'm a big believer of bitcoin having bought many in 2015 for a little over 1000 baht each. I would not advise anyone to buy them today who is depending on the proceeds for living purposes. We could see more foreigners falling from you know what -
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AFL Grand Final.
Thanks for your positive input, I don't mind paying but just because you pre pay for sporting events given the very ordinary wifi in Thailand it doesn't guarantee decent reception or prevent constant buffering. -
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Trump has lost touch with reality
That's like having your rapist as your therapist. -
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Man Withdraws Government Cash, Buys Liquor for Celebration, Gets Drunk and Falls into Canal
not on booze and drugs ... perhaps you can convince the authorities that that's fine. -
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Oxygen Plant Blast Injures Three, One in Critical Condition
Picture from responders A blast rocked an oxygen filling plant in Udon Thani on the morning of September 27, leaving three workers injured, one of whom is in critical condition with a severed arm. At 09:35, Udon Thani City Police and rescue teams were alerted to a powerful blast at an oxygen filling plant located at 123 Moo 8, Ban Nong Mun Thao, Phon Sung Subdistrict, Mueang District, Udon Thani. The plant, situated along Mittraphap Road (Highway 2) heading into Udon Thani, was severely damaged by the blast, which sent debris flying and caused panic among the workers. Rescue teams quickly arrived at the scene and found three injured individuals. The most seriously injured was identified as 39-year-old Wasin Matphonthong, an oxygen filler, who was found unconscious with his right arm severed. He was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Another worker, Somjit Jaiyen, 50, suffered injuries from metal debris that struck his left hand and shoulder. The third injured worker has not yet been identified. The blast caused significant damage to the plant’s structure, with the roof punctured and windows and doors shattered. Several oxygen cylinders were also found toppled and scattered inside the plant. It was found that one of the cylinders had exploded, leading authorities to evacuate the area to prevent further danger. Atthiwat Woraphan, a highway rescue volunteer, reported that the team responded immediately upon receiving the alert. He confirmed that Wasin’s condition was critical and that he had been rushed to the hospital as quickly as possible. The other two workers sustained minor injuries. Krissada Sophakul, 31, an oxygen filler at the plant, recounted the terrifying moment of the explosion. “We were all working when we suddenly heard the blast. Wasin was working alone on the upper floor. Everyone fled immediately. Since the plant opened, we’ve never experienced anything like this, it was truly shocking,” he said. Authorities are now waiting for forensic experts to investigate the cause of the blast and have secured the area to prevent any further incidents involving the remaining oxygen tanks. Police and investigators will continue to examine the scene to determine the exact cause of this event. Possible causes are mishandling of the cylinder, such as dropping it or something piecing it, or the oxygen was contaminated by oil/grease, causing a violent oxidation exothermic reaction. -- 2024-09-27
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