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Win 11 screw up - No rtf files after Update!
Could be helpful if you mention at least one, the easiest to use, and how to use it. -
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Thaksin joins daughter Paetongtarn on Pheu Thai train to Hua Hin
Doesn't he look amazing? Not a hint of sickness or a neck brace in sight.😆 -
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Saudi Arabian Tourist Swims for Five Hours to Save Wife After Jet Ski Capsizes off Pattaya
Picture from responders. In a dramatic act of endurance, a Saudi tourist swam for over five hours through the dark waters of Pattaya to seek help for his stranded wife after their jet ski capsized during a late-night outing. The incident unfolded just past midnight on the night of December 13, when the Pattaya Marine Disaster Prevention Unit received an urgent distress call about a Saudi couple whose jet ski had overturned in the bay off Jomtien Beach. The couple, identified as 26-year-old Mr. Abdulrahman Mahdi M. Alamri and his wife, Miss Atheer Saeed A. Alamri, had rented the jet ski earlier in the evening. When they failed to return at the agreed-upon time, the jet ski operator initiated a search. However, it was not until Mr. Alamri reached the shore that authorities were able to launch a focused rescue operation. Wearing a life jacket, Mr. Alamri swam more than two kilometres through the dark waters of the bay, driven by the determination to save his wife. Despite the physical and mental toll, he persisted for over five hours, eventually reaching Jomtien Beach, where he was spotted by a passerby. The concerned bystander quickly provided initial aid to the visibly exhausted Mr. Alamri and alerted the authorities, sparking a coordinated rescue effort. The Pattaya Tourist Police, the Pattaya Marine Disaster Prevention Unit, and rescue volunteers from Rojanatham Sathan Sattahip mobilised patrol boats to scour the bay for the missing woman. After an intense search, Miss Alamri was located approximately two kilometres from the shore. Clinging to the capsized jet ski and wearing a life jacket, she was found weak, shivering, and battling exhaustion after hours of exposure in the water. Rescuers brought her to safety, where she was provided with medical attention. Both Mr. and Miss Alamri are reported to be recovering and are deeply grateful for the swift response and assistance they received. Speaking through a translator, Mr. Alamri expressed his gratitude to the authorities, volunteers, and the local community for their efforts. “I was terrified for my wife’s life. I had no choice but to swim. I thank God and everyone who helped us,” he said. The Pattaya Marine Disaster Prevention Unit praised Mr. Alamri’s heroic efforts, noting that his determination saved his wife’s life. They also commended the quick thinking of the good Samaritan who alerted them to the situation, enabling the successful rescue operation. -- 2024-12-14 -
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Transgender Fencer Sparks Controversy with Prestigious Win on Women’s Team
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Thaksin joins daughter Paetongtarn on Pheu Thai train to Hua Hin
I thought that part of the Deal that allowed him to come back to Thailand is NOT getting actively involved in politics? -
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Thai teacher accused of striking boy’s penis with steel ruler
If he did it. Children can tell lies as well. No evidence to prove it as yet. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 14 December 2024
Russian Tourist Rescued After Kayak Capsizes Off Koh Chang The Royal Thai Navy’s Marine Security Unit on Koh Chang, successfully conducted a rescue operation to save a Russian tourist stranded at sea after their kayak capsized. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346174-russian-tourist-rescued-after-kayak-capsizes-off-koh-chang/ -
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Russian Tourist Rescued After Kayak Capsizes Off Koh Chang
Picture courtesy of Marine Security Unit. At approximately 11:45, on December 13, the Royal Thai Navy’s Marine Security Unit on Koh Chang, successfully conducted a rescue operation to save a Russian tourist stranded at sea after their kayak capsized. The incident occurred about 1.5 kilometres off Klong Prao Beach, where the tourist was left floating in open water after the kayak overturned. Upon receiving the distress call, the rescue team immediately dispatched a jet ski to the location. The rescuers successfully brought the stranded tourist aboard a life board and towed the overturned kayak back to shore. The operation concluded safely at the beachfront in front of a hotel along Klong Prao Beach. By 12:25 the rescue mission was fully completed, ensuring the tourist’s safe return without any injuries. Details of the tourist’s name was not released by authorities. Authorities on Koh Chang have reassured both tourists and residents about the island’s commitment to maritime safety. The Royal Thai Navy’s Marine Security Unit remains on high alert, offering round-the-clock assistance for any emergencies at sea. -- 2024-12-14
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