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foreign motorbikes
I think foreign registered bikes get 30 days permit on land entry to Thailand. I heard can extend this by another 30 days in some central customs office in big towns. After that must exit..., but check for yourself to be sure... -
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New York Mayor Eric Adams Defends Trump Amid Allegations of Fascism
Probably revenge for Biden destroying and bankrupting his city with illegal migrants -
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Flood damaged bikes
Lots of electronics in today's bikes. And the wiring/connections etc. Run away, don't touch anything flood damaged. -
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Thai man arrested for attempted murder of sex worker over wallet dispute
Yes. It can still inflict fatal damage to the body(if fired from the Point Blank Range). Quite a few demonstration footage on YouTube. Even a tiny .22 LR blank round can be deadly. Never underestimate the power of high pressure, high speed, and high temperature gas jet... -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 October 2024
Ducati deception: Thai man’s home seized after lawyer advice Photo via Detective News A Thai man accused a famous lawyer of deceiving him by hiding his Ducati motorcycle to avoid its repossession by a finance company for her gain. This alleged deception ultimately resulted in the finance company seizing his home. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342047-ducati-deception-thai-man’s-home-seized-after-lawyer-advice/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 October 2024
Tak Bai Massacre Case Expired: Defendant Returns to Work File photo courtesy VOA A local official involved in the Tak Bai incident, Wissanu Loetsongkram, has resumed his duties after the case against him was closed due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. No defendant faced trial. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342046-tak-bai-massacre-case-expired-defendant-returns-to-work/ -
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Ducati deception: Thai man’s home seized after lawyer advice
A Thai man accused a famous lawyer of deceiving him by hiding his Ducati motorcycle to avoid its repossession by a finance company for her gain. This alleged deception ultimately resulted in the finance company seizing his home. The 43 year old Thai man, Wisit Pinbankuay, visited the Central Investigation Bureau Complaint Centre yesterday, October 28, to file a complaint against the renowned lawyer, Dhammarat Sarapanya, accusing him of stealing his Ducati motorcycle. Dhammarat is known for his work with a young religious cult leader known as Nice Mind Connection. He also presented himself as a protector of the Buddhist religion, gaining a significant number of followers on his Facebook page, Lawyer Dhammarat: the Lawyer of Legality. In a press conference following his complaint, Wisit revealed that he believed Dhammarat was a skilful lawyer and therefore hired him to handle a legal dispute over his motorcycle with a finance company. Dhammarat charged him 25,000 baht for his services but when Wisit requested to pay in instalments, he demanded 30,000 baht instead. Wisit agreed to the revised fee and granted Dhammarat full authority to handle his case. Subsequently, the court ordered Wisit to return the motorcycle to the finance company and to pay the remaining balance as the vehicle was still under instalment payments. Wisit agreed to comply but Dhammarat intervened. Dhammarat advised Wisit not to return the motorcycle himself, claiming that as an expert in legal matters, he should handle it to avoid potential trickery through document signing. Unjust lawyer Trusting his advice, Wisit left the motorcycle, along with the relevant documents, at Dhammarat’s office. However, to his shock, Wisit discovered a few days later that his motorcycle was being advertised for sale on social media. When he contacted Dhammarat for an explanation, he assured him that everything was under control. Later, Wisit received a call from the finance company informing him that they had not yet received the motorcycle. He was about to contact Dhammarat when he saw photographs of him with his motorcycle on social media. Dhammarat was allegedly using the motorcycle as if it were his own. Wisit attempted to retrieve the motorcycle to return it to the finance company but was unsuccessful. The court eventually issued a seizure warrant, allowing the finance company to repossess his home in Bangkok in place of the vehicle. Wisit, unable to bear losing his family home, was forced to take out a loan to secure it. He lost a significant amount of money resolving the situation and demanded that Dhammarat take responsibility for his actions. Dhammarat, however, maintained his innocence, asserting that he had all the necessary documents to prove his case. He also announced his intention to countersue the President of the Santi Pracha Dham Foundation, Tankhun Jitissara, and the founder of the Be One Organisation, Panida Palamart, who accompanied the victim to the complaint centre. Dhammarat accused Tankhun and Panida of insulting him by calling him A-Dham Lawyer which means unjust. By Petch Petpailin Photo via Detective News Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-10-29 -
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Tak Bai Massacre Case Expired: Defendant Returns to Work
File photo courtesy: VOA A local official involved in the Tak Bai incident, Wissanu Loetsongkram, has resumed his duties after the case against him was closed due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. No defendant faced trial. Wissanu returned to his role as the district assistant chief at Tha Uthen district office in Nakhon Phanom province, announced on Tuesday by the Public Relations Office. The tragic events of October 25, 2004, resulted in the deaths of 85 demonstrators. The statute of limitations, lasting 20 years, elapsed at 11:59 pm on Friday, prompting the Provincial Court in Narathiwat province to declare the case closed on Monday. Wissanu was among eight defendants in the second group implicated in the incident. Despite state prosecutors deciding to bring charges against them in the Pattani Provincial Court as of September, none of the defendants were apprehended or appeared in court. According to prosecutors, Wissanu drove one of the military trucks transporting detained protesters from the rally at Tak Bai police station to Ingkayutthaboriharn army fort in Nong Chik district, Pattani, about 150 kilometres away. They were reportedly stacked in the back of the vehicles, which led to 78 deaths by suffocation. Wissanu, who had been on sick leave since October 15, returned to work under District Chief Preecha Sa-ingthong. He maintained that his role was merely to drive, deflecting responsibility for the deaths, as reported by the Government Public Relations Office. Initial reports indicated he served in the 5th Infantry Division in 2004, though his exact rank at the time wasn't specified. His district, Tha Uthen, lies along the Mekong River, sharing a border with Khammouane province in Laos, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2024-10-29 -
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New York Mayor Eric Adams Defends Trump Amid Allegations of Fascism
I think Adams is looking for a cellmate! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 29 October 2024
Granite factory dispute in Bangkok leaves two dead, one injured Image courtesy of KhaoSod A tragic altercation among workers at a granite factory in Bangkok resulted in two fatalities and one severe injury. Police apprehended the suspect shortly after the incident, which occurred today, October 29, in the Taling Chan district. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342045-granite-factory-dispute-in-bangkok-leaves-two-dead-one-injured/
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