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Yingluck's Return Like Thaksin Requires Jail Time, Says Wissanu
Picture courtesy: Thai Rath Wisanu Krue-ngam has commented on the possibility of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra returning to Thailand, stating that her return would be subject to the legal process, similar to her brother, Thaksin Shinawatra, who has already been incarcerated. On 10th December 2567, Visanu Krue-ngam, former Deputy Prime Minister, addressed media queries about Yingluck’s potential return. He noted that while she could come back, like Thaksin, it would involve a royal pardon process. Should she return and agree to imprisonment, the matter would then fall under the Department of Corrections once the court procedures are completed. Questions were raised about Yingluck’s health, unlike Thaksin who required hospitalisation. Visanu responded that as far as he knew, there were no reports of Yingluck being ill, while confirming that Thaksin has indeed served time in prison, albeit not under the harsher conditions typical of the public's imagination. Visanu emphasised that the process followed for Thaksin involved initial jail admission and standard procedures such as signing in, changing clothes, and medical checks before transfer to a detention facility, albeit one newly fitted with basic amenities like a shower. Regarding doubts about Thaksin's illness, Visanu cited medical assessments and ongoing legal discussions concerning the length of Thaksin's sentence, initially estimated at 11 years but later clarified to be 8 years after judicial consultation. On expectations for Yingluck's return next year, Visanu advised patience, indicating it would all depend on entering the legal and judicial system, and reiterated the necessity of abiding by the legal process upon her possible return, reported Thai Rath. -- 2024-12-11 -
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COVID-19 Severity Fades, But Virus Remains, says Dr. Yong
H5N1 avian flu like all zoonotic viral evolutionary processes is finding it very difficult to infect humans. This is in complete contradistinction to Sars-CoV-2 which instantly infected human cells. Unless a gain of function version of H5N1 escapes from a lab it shouldn't become an epidemic. As for the current Covid situation it's been a non-fatal and non-severe viral infection since Delta was pushed aside by Omicron for the vast majority of people. Even with Delta it was the old and comorbid folk that got hit the worst. -
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Thailand police crackdown on pornographic content production
"tarnishing the country’s image." Well, what image you're looking for? Family destination? Too late, since the GIs came to Pattaya to *relax* during the Vietnam ear. "Thailand as a hub" This is confusing since Thailand claimed always to be a hub. And now it's not ok?? 😂🥺- 1
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Do you believe that Ivy-Leaguers will become servers of justice in this injust world?
There are many CEOs who think they are above basic morality. They are no better and no worse than subway robbers and garbage. But, no problem, because..... Guys from the Ivy League will take them down, just like Charles Bronson..... These corporation leaders are CKSukrs and the worst dregs of society. Where is Charles Bronson when we need him?.... At U. Penn, of course!!!! Louigi did a great thing. -
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Is Accident Insurance a Requirement in Thailand
Insurance is not a requirement in Thailand (except for the mandatory gov't insurance for vehicles which provides very limited coverage - for you - in the event of an accident). But if you travel anywhere in a foreign country - or operate motor vehicles - or engage in "risky" behaviours (not just unprotected sex with Beach Rd freelancers) then you are an idiot if you do not have medical insurance. How many "GoFundMe" appeals do we see almost every month (some of which may actually be authentic) about people having accidents or getting sick and not having medical insurance. Or they supposedly had insurance - but their claim was denied because (insert justifications here but usually are entirely the fault of the injured person - like not wearing a helmet, not being licensed for the vehicle or driving while drunk and so on). Or they "assumed" that they were covered by their home country's healthcare (like NHS in the UK or their provincial healthcare plan from whatever Canadian province they came from). I was like that when I first visited here. I just assumed that, being in the Army, I was covered anywhere I went. And later on as a civilian, I just assumed that my company's medical coverage would cover me even when on holiday. After all, if they covered me while I was in a war zone, why not while in a party zone ? Luckily I never had to find out the hard way how wrong those assumptions were. -
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Thai Police to Crack Down on Crime During New Year Festivities
they don't realise how stupid that headline is - comical -
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Thailand police crackdown on pornographic content production
There is mention of some child pornography. No way that should be ignored.
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