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Official Dismissed After Exposing 500m Baht Inheritance Fraud
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British man’s flight home to recovery after horror crash in Thailand
You may or may not remember a story AN put up some time back where Gottfrid putting the blame on a kid for failing to report sexual abuse. That's the kind of t*sser he is....makes outrageous slurs and then says he didn't mean it, don't gang up on me etc. when the forum gives him a lot of negative responses. Just a sad old keyboard warrior, nothing else. -
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Crash Claims Life of Mother of Two in Rayong
Picture from responders. A crash claimed the life of a 23-year-old woman who lost control of her motorcycle and crashed into an electric pole, falling into a water ditch. The body was discovered around 06:00 on December 12, near a petrol station on Sukhumvit Road, Tambon Tapong, Mueang District, Rayong. The victim, identified as Chonthicha, was a mother of two from Chanthaburi province, who worked long hours to support her children. She was employed as a sales representative during the day and worked as a beer promoter at a restaurant in the evening. Authorities responded to the scene after receiving a call from a local resident, 60-year-old Nimitt Khwandee, who discovered the body while out for a morning bike ride. Upon arrival, police found a black PCX motorcycle submerged in water with significant damage to the front from crashing into a nearby electric pole. The woman’s body was discovered face down in the water with severe head injuries, believed to have been caused by the impact of the crash. Initial investigations suggest that Chonthicha had been exhausted due to working both day and night shifts. Her friends revealed that she typically worked more than 12 hours every day, with minimal rest, often getting less than five hours of sleep. It is suspected that fatigue led to her losing control of the motorcycle while returning home after her evening shift. The authorities have ruled the incident as accidental and are in the process of notifying the victim’s family. The body is being sent for a post-mortem examination at Rayong Hospital. -- 2024-12-13 -
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Is Christmas Celebrated in Thailand?
^^^ Commercially. The shops do it merely for coin, as they do by and large in the West of course, albeit not to the same cringe degree. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 13 December 2024
Chinese-Korean Call Centre Gang Busted in Pattaya for Fraud Operations In a major crackdown on transnational crime, Thai authorities raided two luxury houses in Pattaya, used as call centre scam hubs by a group of Chinese and Korean nationals. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1346059-chinese-korean-call-centre-gang-busted-in-pattaya-for-fraud-operations/ -
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Donald Trump Honored as Time Magazine's Person of the Year Once Again
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Chinese-Korean Call Centre Gang Busted in Pattaya for Fraud Operations
Picture from raid. In a major crackdown on transnational crime, Thai authorities raided two luxury houses in Pattaya, used as call centre scam hubs by a group of Chinese and Korean nationals. At 16:00 on December 12, Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatchakiat Jindakornsanoong, Chief of Chonburi Provincial Police, alongside Pol. Col. Navin Theerawit, Chief of Pattaya Police, led a team of investigators to execute the operation. Acting on intelligence reports, officers targeted two properties within the upscale Viewpoint Village soi Chayapruek in Patttaya, Chonburi. The first house, a two-story residence, housed six Chinese men. Investigators seized several laptops and other electronic devices. The second house revealed a group of seven individuals, comprising four Chinese nationals (three men and one woman) and three Koreans. Police confiscated additional laptops and mobile phones from the premises. Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatchakiat confirmed that the operation was part of the Thai national police’s broader initiative to dismantle transnational crime syndicates, particularly call centre scams. In total, authorities detained 13 suspects, 10 Chinese nationals and three Koreans. The team also seized 30 computers and 30 mobile phones believed to be used in fraudulent activities. Initial investigations revealed the gang specialised in various scams, including posing as sellers to defraud victims into transferring money. The primary victims identified so far are Chinese and Korean nationals, but authorities are investigating whether any Thai citizens were targeted. Police are expanding their probe to identify additional accomplices and determine the extent of the group’s operations. Investigators are also scrutinising the financial transactions of the gang, as well as examining the potential involvement of the homeowners who rented out the properties. -- 2024-12-13 -
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Elton John Speaks Out: Legalizing Cannabis is a Grave Mistake
Gawd, the ‘sir’ has spoken! Your debauched experiences are your own. Not everyone has an addictive nature. Legalising weed is one of the ballsiest things a government can do, ruffling the feathers of the dinosaur electorate and potentially affecting revenues from alcohol duty. On that score, ‘sir’, if you really want to make a difference, speak up about alcohol. That is the real problem!
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