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Community Greek Man Stricken by Mysterious Illness Left Without Treatment as Funds Run Dry in Rayong
Probably walk out with the same pills no matter what is wrong with you. -
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Cannot access iHerb.com
Do you have 3BB internet? I had problems to access iHerb too. With a Thai(!) VPN it worked. I then changed DNS network settings on the PC to Google DNS and successfully ordered some stuff. Your error message comes from Brave browser. As much as Iike it, for such purposes I use Chrome. iHerb also has the annoying feature of redirecting to th.iHerb.com whatever link you use. Maybe Brave interferes? -
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Community Boy Found Barking Like a Dog After Years of Drug-Fuelled Neglect by Mother
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Accident Student Struck by Bus Driving Against Traffic on Bangkok Crossing
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A female student was struck by a bus while crossing a pedestrian crossing in Bangkok, in a shocking incident that was captured on CCTV and now widely shared on social media. The incident occurred on Sukhothai Road, just before the Wachiraphayaban Intersection. According to a video posted by Facebook user Sansern Ruangrit, the student was attempting to cross at a designated crosswalk when a bus travelling against the flow of traffic hit her at speed. The impact was forceful, violently hurling the young woman through the air before she slid across the asphalt. In his caption, Sansern expressed frustration and concern: “Crossing a crosswalk is still not safe. You must look right-left-right carefully, otherwise, you might get hit by a bus driving against traffic. Wishing the accident victim a safe recovery.” The footage has prompted widespread outrage online, with many once again questioning the lack of enforcement surrounding road safety laws, particularly those designed to protect pedestrians. A Facebook user named Chutikarn CT, who claimed to be a friend of the injured student, later commented on the post to confirm that the victim is safe and received medical treatment in hospital. No further details were immediately available regarding the extent of her injuries. The identity of the bus driver and whether any charges have been brought were not confirmed. However, netizens are calling for authorities to investigate the case thoroughly and take serious action to deter future violations of traffic laws. Local officials and police have not yet issued an official statement regarding the incident. Public pressure is mounting, however, with many demanding improved signage, stricter penalties for traffic violations and better driver training across the country. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-07-03 -
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Tourism Pattaya Prepares for Tourism Revival with New Government Initiative
Seems they want to collect tax from foreigners to pay holidays for the Thai. -
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Military Submarine Saga: Phumtham Greenlights Thai Navy’s Chinese Sub Purchase
Yuan-class S26T. File photo courtesy of Defence Security Asia In a significant move, Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai has approved the Royal Thai Navy’s plan to purchase a Chinese-built S26T submarine, with the proposal now heading to the cabinet for final clearance. The approval followed hot on the heels of his transition from the Defence Ministry to the Interior Ministry on July 2. The 12.4-billion-baht deal involves buying the Yuan-class submarine equipped with a Chinese-made engine, replacing the German MTU396 engine amid years of deliberation. Despite controversy, including international pressure over arms sales, Phumtham cleared the path for this contentious acquisition. During his last act at the Defence Ministry, Phumtham addressed the vacant post of Defence Minister, expressing confidence in finding a capable candidate. Although he refrained from approving a separate jet fighter deal, he left it for his successor to evaluate further military procurement strategies. The submarine deal has faced numerous hurdles as some navy admirals encouraged the shift to the untested Chinese CHD620 engine. The hesitation arose partly due to export restrictions from Germany, which has largely boycotted military sales to China over policy disagreements. Meanwhile, decisions on acquiring a fleet of jet fighters remain pending, with the air force favouring Swedish Saab JAS 39E Gripen jets over the American F-16 Block 70s. The choice must undergo substantial review by the incoming Defence Minister to ensure the best outcome for national defence. Phumtham's departure and the upcoming oath-taking ceremony mark a pivotal transition point, leaving key military decisions in the hands of his successors. As the government navigates these strategic choices, the emphasis lies on strengthening ties across all military branches, maintaining a united front for Thailand's defence landscape. With this green light from Phumtham, attention now shifts to the cabinet's final decision on this high-stakes submarine purchase. The outcome could shape maritime strategy and regional alliances, underscoring the broader implications of this controversial maritime acquisition. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Newsroom, Agencies 2025-07-03
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