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Is there anything good about getting old?
Agree 100%. I never had kids, never wanted kids, have no regrets at all about that. I look at other people's kids and thank the deity I never had any if that is what they are like now- spoiled brats. -
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Phatthalung: Elderly Monk Fatally Struck While Collecting Alms
Picture from responders. An 88-year-old monk lost his life on the morning of December 8, after being hit by a car while collecting alms in Phatthalung province. The collision occurred at approximately 06:20 on the inbound lane of the Abhaibirirak Road in Kuhasawan Subdistrict, Mueang District. Responding to the incident, Pol. Lt. Sommai Kueasuk, an investigator from Mueang Phatthalung Police Station, arrived at the scene with rescue personnel. The collision involved a silver Toyota car, which sustained damage to its front hood and windscreen. Nearby, the lifeless body of the monk, a resident of Ban Rae Temple in Khuan Maprao Subdistrict, was found. According to an initial statement from the driver, she was on her way to deliver porridge to Phatthalung Hospital when the accident occurred. Tearfully, she recounted that the monk was crossing the road when her car struck him. Overwhelmed with grief, she fainted at the scene. Authorities have took her into custody for further questioning and are gathering statements from witnesses to determine the exact circumstances of the incident. Legal proceedings will follow in accordance with the investigation’s findings. -- 2024-12-09 -
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I adopted 2 thai dogs and now I regret this decision.
????? they are at your home .....................you drive....1km and they follow ...now feed them there sounds like you're off to a good start for good measure ,, drive across some busy roads ! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 9 December 2024
UPDATE Moroccan Suspect in Doctor’s Murder Found in Malaysia; International Police Coordination Underway The Moroccan man wanted for the murder of Dr. Sammy, a well-known local physician, has been located in Malaysia, prompting urgent efforts by Thai authorities to coordinate with international law enforcement to apprehend him. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345578-moroccan-man-wanted-for-murder-of-dr-sammy-owner-of-well-known-chiang-mai-clinic/page/2/#findComment-19435478 -
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Is there anything good about getting old?
I guess you ain't old yet then. I have more than enough to keep me occupied, but the body won't allow me to do the things I'd really like to do. -
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Progressive Leaders Join Elon Musk in Critiquing American Healthcare Costs
what was that old saying ??? book smart and street st*** ! Disadvantages of Book Smarts: You might not be able to find a job if your only qualifications are book smarts. Your ability to think on your feet might be limited. You might have difficulty dealing with unexpected situations. You might struggle with common sense tasks -
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Is there anything good about getting old?
Sounds like a great idea, but if I did that in wokeland I'd be arrested for making womankind feel uncomfortable. I miss Thailand where they didn't go ape**** if a guy looked at them. -
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Moroccan Man Wanted for Murder of Dr. Sammy, Owner of Well Known Chiang Mai Clinic
UPDATE Moroccan Suspect in Doctor’s Murder Found in Malaysia; International Police Coordination Underway The Moroccan man wanted for the murder of Dr. Sammy, a well-known local physician, has been located in Malaysia, prompting urgent efforts by Thai authorities to coordinate with international law enforcement to apprehend him. On December 8, Pol. Col. Prachya Tithla, Chief of Chiang Mai City Police Station, confirmed that Bilal Chefinu, the Moroccan suspect wanted for the intentional murder of Dr. Thitikan Kulikanon, known as Dr. Sammy, was tracked to Malaysia. Dr. Sammy, the owner of Doctor Sammy Clinic in Chiang Mai, was found dead in her beauty clinic after being strangled by the suspect on the night of December 4 into December 5. Chefinu then fled, initially traveling by flight to Hong Kong before continuing to Malaysia the same day. Thai authorities, in collaboration with Interpol, are now working to track and capture the suspect. While Chefinu is scheduled to return to Hong Kong on December 9, the exact details of his travel remain unclear, and authorities are continuing their efforts to verify his whereabouts. The investigation reveals that Chefinu, who had been in a relationship with Dr. Sammy in the past, had recently reconnected with her. The murder took place after the two met again, leading to a fatal altercation. Following the crime, Chefinu stole Dr. Sammy’s Toyota Camry, along with two of her iPhones, and abandoned the vehicle in Chiang Mai before fleeing to the airport and boarding a flight to Hong Kong. Authorities are now focused on bringing Chefinu back to Chiang Mai for trial. The police remain in close contact with Interpol, to facilitate the suspect’s arrest and ensure justice. -- 2024-12-09
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