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Permitted until date question
If you are permitted to stay until 28th, then you can leave on 28th. -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
I am okay with it when it is slightly more. This is 7.5 times higher. They did try to hide it by write then numbers in Thai. Khao Yai is 5 times higher. A well known beach in Sattahip is more reasonable at 2 times. Some places accept the Retirement Visa for the Thai price. -
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Two Arrested for Luring Tribal Girls into Bangkok Sex Trade
Are there no Australians in Australia working in the sex industry ? -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
I did this once about 15 years ago in Nakhon Si Thammarat. I said to my (ex) GF and her family, "OK guys, you enter the park and have a nice time, I will stay outside and wait for you." Which I did! Of course, the family could not understand, as they all thought I was a Rockefeller member. I could easily afford the entrance fee, but for me, it's all about the principle! -
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Just Stop Oil Plans to 'Blockade' Parliament for weeks in Spring Protests
The Conservative government spent a staggering £50 million on flights intended for deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda, despite no flights ever leaving the ground. This expenditure was part of a broader £715 million invested over two years to implement the controversial Rwanda asylum scheme, according to newly released Home Office documents. The scheme was ultimately dismantled by the Labour government following its election victory in July. The £50 million cost encompassed preparations such as securing flights, hiring escorts to transport migrants, and ensuring airfield readiness. Additionally, £290 million was paid directly to Rwanda’s government, £95 million was spent on constructing detention and reception centers, and £280 million covered IT, staffing, and legal fees. Seems like a fortuitous situation... Flights booked , Rwanda's on board and already been paid. Facilities already built... https://aseannow.com/topic/1345247-rwanda-deportation-scheme-£50-million-spent-on-flights-that-never-took-off/#comment-19425660 -
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Chinese Driver in High-Speed Collision Wreaks Havoc in Pattaya
Being drunk I'ii doubt that, -
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The Color of Your Urine: What It Might Say About Your Health
A spelling police troll post has been removed. -
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Thailand Soars with Airbus to Become Top Regional Aviation Hub
How glad am I - this month the "hub" is about aviation with Airbus - looking forward to the celebration of "hub of all hubs" then anytime soon 😉
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