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Bt 800,000?
Yes this one. Up to seven days accepted, however prefer to advise day or two prior. Haven't read any update regarding that. And yes would be a bummer. I will still do the small deposit on the day however that will be done in the morning at random branch. I have not had that with my account so as a result I obtain a 12 month bank statement. That all started when one time they (io) wasn't happy there were two months with zero activity. I'm switching to income method so will need bank statement anyway. Seems (to me) CW are moving towards preference for bank statement over just the bank book pages even for money in bank method. -
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Crime Son in Drug-Fuelled Frenzy Kills Mother & Injures 3 Villagers
Picture courtesy of Naewna A 54-year-old man armed with a hammer and knives killed his elderly mother and left three neighbours critically injured during a violent rampage in Nong Bua Lamphu province on 23 August. Police identified the suspect as Mr Chansri, who attacked his 75-year-old mother, Mrs Bualee, at their home in Ban Non Sai Thong, Sri Bun Rueang district. Neighbours rushed to help after hearing cries for assistance but were also targeted. According to witnesses, as one neighbour attempted to take the injured woman to hospital, Mr Chansri turned on others. He allegedly struck 72-year-old Mrs Manee, the neighbour’s mother, and 39-year-old Mrs Benjawan, the neighbour’s heavily pregnant wife, with a knife. Both suffered serious wounds to the head and body. Another villager, Mr Tiangsak, 72, who tried to intervene, was also attacked and left severely injured. When village security volunteers moved in to detain him, the suspect reportedly slit his own throat with the same knife, causing life-threatening injuries. He was rushed to Udon Thani Central Hospital. At the scene, police recovered several bloodstained weapons, including a machete, a butcher’s knife, a claw hammer and a wrench. District chief Phetai Jorakratok said the suspect was a long-term drug user with a history of psychiatric illness. Records showed that he had previously attempted self-harm in 2022 and assaulted relatives in 2023. Provincial governor Surasak Aksornkul has ordered a full investigation and directed social welfare agencies to support the three affected families. The injured victims remain in hospital under close medical supervision. Adapted by Asean Now from Naewna 2025-08-25 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 25 August 2025
Typhoon Kajiki Prompts Thailand to Prepare for Impact screenshot Typhoon Kajiki intensifies, prompting Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai to urge nationwide vigilance among governors, including those in Bangkok. With the storm gaining strength, regional authorities are preparing for potential emergencies. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1370832-typhoon-kajiki-prompts-thailand-to-prepare-for-impact/ -
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Weather Typhoon Kajiki Prompts Thailand to Prepare for Impact
screenshot Typhoon Kajiki intensifies, prompting Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai to urge nationwide vigilance among governors, including those in Bangkok. With the storm gaining strength, regional authorities are preparing for potential emergencies. Acting PM Phumtham Wechayachai has commanded governors to be on high alert as Typhoon Kajiki shows signs of intensification. He emphasised constant readiness to assist the public while instructing the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation to establish a 'war room' for continuous coordination with all governors. This comes as Kajiki rapidly strengthens, threatening significant impact. Kajiki, classified as a Category 1 typhoon, is currently swirling at 120 kph and possibly escalating to Category 2+ as it heads towards Vietnam. According to Backpirch Weather, the typhoon seems to have no significant geographical hurdles in its path, allowing for possible intensification. The core of the storm is expected to stay south of Hainan, China, reported Thai Newsroom. Vietnam is actively preparing by planning the evacuation of over half a million residents from vulnerable areas. Local reports highlight the enforcement of a maritime ban, keeping boats ashore to prevent accidents. Flag carrier Vietnam Airlines has already cancelled more than 22 flights, while other airlines face delays and disruptions. In China, the southern city of Sanya and its surrounding regions, like Guangdong and Guangxi are also preparing for heavy rainfall and fierce winds, with some areas anticipating up to 400 mm of precipitation. Sanya has issued a red typhoon alert, the highest level, shutting down businesses and tourist spots. The Thai Meteorological Department reported Kajiki's current position as approximately 450 km east of Vinh, Vietnam, with winds reaching 150 km/hr. It is predicted to make landfall in upper Vietnam, weakening as it progresses towards Thailand's Nan province. Heavy rain and gusty winds threaten widespread flooding and landslides across affected regions in Thailand, particularly from now until Thursday. As the storm approaches, residents in potential impact zones are urged to stay vigilant and adhere to safety measures. Authorities remain on high alert, coordinating efforts to mitigate the typhoon's impending effects and safeguard lives. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Newsroom 2025-08-25 -
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Report Poll Reveals Majority of Thais Favor Distancing from Cambodia
Interesting, since when have 'they' ever been interested in public opinion?
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