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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
It's not the wrong attitude! What's always conveniently left out is that Thais on average earn a fraction of what people who have enough money to pay for a flight and a hotel in Thailand make a month. Should the Thais pay the same price as tourists? 10 bucks to get into a National Park for example is peanuts for a tourist. Also, no one is forced to go in there. There's dual pricing in Thailand and it's not gonna go away. So people have two options, either take it for what it is or bitch and moan about it, but it's not gonna change no matter how much people keep complaining about it. What I don't get is why this subject keeps popping up in this forum. It's literally flogging a dead horse at this point! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 7 December 2024
Military Van Crashes Into Tree, Leaving 3 Dead and Several Injured A crash occurred as a military van driver, returning from a longboat race, lost control, crashed into a tree, and overturned, resulting in three fatalities and injuries to more than ten passengers. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345570-military-van-crashes-into-tree-leaving-3-dead-and-several-injured/ -
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Military Van Crashes Into Tree, Leaving 3 Dead and Several Injured
Picture from responders. A crash occurred as a military van driver, returning from a longboat race, lost control, crashed into a tree, and overturned, resulting in three fatalities and injuries to more than ten passengers. On December 6, Pol. Lt. Col. Montree Kaewsuriya, Deputy Superintendent (Investigation) of Ngao Police Station, along with rescue personnel from Ngao Hospital and local rescue teams, responded to an emergency call about a serious accident on the Lampang-Ngao road near Ban Rong in Ngao District, Lampang Province. At the scene, a gray Toyota van with Chiang Rai license plates was found severely damaged in the road’s central divider. Debris and personal belongings were scattered across the area. Rescue workers quickly assisted approximately ten injured passengers, evacuating them from the vehicle and rushing them to the hospital. Two fatalities were discovered at the scene. The first was the driver, identified as Mr. Apichai, 22, and the second was Mrs. Wirunrat. A third victim, Ms. Chulaluck, succumbed to her injuries at the hospital. Initial investigations revealed that the passengers were military personnel from a camp in Phayao Province. They were returning from a longboat racing event in Pathum Thani. It is suspected that the driver fell asleep at the wheel, compounded by the area’s multiple sharp curves. Police are conducting further investigations at the crash site and reviewing CCTV to determine the exact cause of the incident. -- 2024-12-07 -
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Danish Prisoner in Thailand Warns Against Drug Crimes
I thought Denmark was one of the happiest countries in the world after Bhutan, Why trade such a happy setting for a SEA prison? Is it the taxes? -
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Teabags
Apparently rescued https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/britains-supreme-buys-typhoo-tea-out-administration-2024-12-02/ -
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Whistleblower Alleges Normalized Anti-Semitism at the BBC
I'm not watching TV, therefore I'm not watching BBC either. As I've said before, if they're anti-semitic they need to be dealt with... -
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Danish Prisoner in Thailand Warns Against Drug Crimes
Everyone knows drugs will get someone into deep <deleted> in SE Asia.
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