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How much sin sod for 28 yo single mom of 2 Bangkok suburb (Rangsit)
I understand divorcees usually don't get anything. but she'll let me live in her home so I dont need to buy a condo or pay for a hotel in Thailand. also she hasn't asked me to pay for her kids but only pay for my kid Also doesn't expect any gold -
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Myanmar Worker Injured in Oil Drum Explosion
At approximately 11:00 on November 26, police investigator Pol. Lt. Narong Wangso from the Sakaeo Police Station, Suphan Buri Province, responded to a report of an oil drum explosion at a scrap metal yard in Moo 1, Sanam Khli Subdistrict, Mueang Suphan Buri District. Local officials, including Prasong Thammapala, head of the Provincial Disaster Prevention Office; Wirat Khamhomkul, Mayor of Ban Pho Subdistrict Municipality; Thet Mongkhon Suphankong, Mayor of Sanam Khli Subdistrict Administrative Organisation (SAO); and rescue teams, also attended the scene. The incident occurred at a scrap yard handling aluminium and pallets, with part of the site converted for aluminium smelting. The injured worker, identified as Mr. Tuy, a 32-year-old Myanmar national, suffered a fractured right leg. Rescue personnel provided first aid before rushing him to Chaophraya Yommarat Hospital. At the scene, authorities found several 200 litre steel oil drums, some partially cut open. One drum, lying near a pile of tamarind branches, showed signs of buckling at its base, with its lid blown off and landing over 50 metres away. Mr. Tuy explained that he was using an oxy-propane torch to cut open the drums, which previously contained used engine oil. While cutting one drum, an explosion occurred, sending the lid flying past his head and causing the drum to strike his left leg, fracturing it. He attributed the explosion to leftover flammable vapour inside the drum, as he had not vented it properly. Mrs. Som Song, 75, the scrap yard owner, stated that she had registered her business with the SAO but was unaware of the need for additional permits. She claimed that aluminum smelting activities had been deemed minor by provincial industry officials, who assured her no permit was required. However, Pol. Sub. Lt. Chakrawan Mueanbangsue, a Sanam Khli SAO officer, noted that the yard had previously been the subject of complaints regarding wastewater discharge into nearby rice fields. On March 28, the SAO inspected the site and issued a warning to halt operations until proper permits were obtained. Despite this, no action was taken, and the owner continued operations. Following the explosion, authorities reiterated that the business must cease unauthorised activities and obtain the required permits. While this specific incident was linked to the worker’s use of a gas torch rather than aluminium smelting, officials emphasised the importance of compliance with regulations to prevent further incidents and legal consequences. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-27 -
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Eviction
It's not his responsibility to fix the fence it's the insurance company and they will decide what they're going to fix and what they're not going to fix. Offense Surely is only a few thousand bht to fix -
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Sole searching: Foreign man’s shoes stolen from Thai beach - video
i nearly lost my shoes when i nearly went to Thailand last year. -
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What are you cooking today?
Nanaimo bars. Cheap as chips to make icing sugar and custard coconut flakes ores cookie base -
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Sole searching: Foreign man’s shoes stolen from Thai beach - video
Ting tong long tou hi leow. Soung pan ha roi peng na krap!! -
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Health Insurance for the over 70’s
"Those insured should also be self insured as a "claim denied" is likely and common." https://aseannow.com/topic/1299265-when-does-it-become-time-to-put-money-aside-in-a-separate-account-and-self-insure/ Per https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/likely "If something is likely, it will probably happen or is expected" or from Collins of Glasgow: "You use likely to indicate that something is probably the case or will probably happen in a particular situation." https://www.".com/dictionary/english/likely So the statement of claim denial being 'likely' is at best hyperbole. To which someone could reckon what else the gent has to say is hyperbole.
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