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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 4 December 2024
Brew-haha: Coffee shop clash near Chanthaburi temple boils over By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of KhaoSod A dispute over the ownership of a coffee shop near a temple in Chanthaburi province escalated into a chaotic confrontation, with people vandalising property and engaging in public altercations. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1345370-brew-haha-coffee-shop-clash-near-chanthaburi-temple-boils-over/ -
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Here we go. Mega MAGA Mess is coming. Is SS, MediCare etc gone... soon?
Same applies to Trump. Thanks! That may save our bacon. -
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Has anyone managed to file the FIRST 90 day report online?
Used to be so that you need to make in person first one if get new passport, after that can do online. I however seems some change (or technical glitch) and as I tried to do last week after coming to thailand on September with old passport. Have renewed retirement extension in November. Tried even 2nd time after couple of days but rejected. Today went to Pattaya immigration to do in person. Had to leave passport there, get back on Friday as tomorrow holiday. Will try to ask why online failed if get a chance. Today many people so did not bother asking. -
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Brew-haha: Coffee shop clash near Chanthaburi temple boils over
Photo courtesy of KhaoSod By Puntid Tantivangphaisal A dispute over the ownership of a coffee shop near a temple in Chanthaburi province escalated into a chaotic confrontation, with people vandalising property and engaging in public altercations. The incident at Ko Proet Temple in Laem Sing district saw a group of people demolishing a wall and removing signage, all of which was captured by CCTV cameras. This conflict stems from a long-standing disagreement over land rights associated with the café situated within the temple’s grounds. Footage from the scene depicts both parties involved in the café business hurling insults and claiming ownership rights, before resorting to physical violence in plain view of police and local administrative officials. Despite attempts by officials, including the village head and deputies, to mediate, the altercation continued unabated across the temple grounds, much to the dismay of onlookers visiting the temple for worship. The aftermath of the incident yesterday, December 3 prompted Lieutenant Pitak Anuphutthi, Deputy Inspector of Ko Proet Police Station, to investigate following a report from Phra Kru Singkhet Phawanakhun, the deputy abbot of Ko Proet Temple. The deputy abbot led the police to the scene where the wall had been smashed and signage had been dismantled, with broken cement blocks scattered around the vicinity. Phra Kru Singkhet explained that the temple had erected a temporary wall using three layers of cement blocks, accompanied by a sign declaring the area as a “juristic person zone” and a “no-harm sanctuary,” in an effort to maintain peace. This measure was taken after previous altercations between the two feuding groups over land rights had intensified, culminating in a violent incident in late October. At approximately 6am yesterday, Bunrit Selanont, the temple caretaker, discovered the destruction of the wall and found debris discarded about 30 metres away. Police are currently reviewing CCTV footage to identify and apprehend the perpetrators, and to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. This situation has caused significant concern within the community and adversely affected the temple’s reputation. “The temple had no choice but to build a temporary wall to prevent further conflict.” The conflict has not only disrupted the peace within the temple grounds but has also become a point of anxiety for the locals who frequent the temple. The police are determined to bring those responsible for the vandalism to justice, hoping that legal action will deter further disturbances and restore harmony in the area, reported KhaoSod. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-12-04 -
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Stray Dogs Attack Tourists Daily on Koh Muk
I've owned dogs all my life, even shipped my rescue dog here when I moved here 8 years ago, try again. -
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Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
Translation: I cant answer the question.
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