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Tech Titans and Wall Street Executives Court Trump in a Surreal Week of Alliances
i remember a little while back when Tim Cook called trump and people here said it never happened lol. Trump has so much to offer compared to Biden. He also engaged the entire business community his last term. America is open for business again. It is refreshing seeing things actually get done. -
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Anyone have the Honda ADV160?
The bikes with bigger wheels aren't really a practical alternative for me, carry golf clubs, shopping -
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Car Collides with Big Bike, Plunges into Canal: 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Injured
Only 1 beer. But it was the 5 liter bottle. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 17 December 2024
University Lecturer Injured After Large Tree Branch Falls on Car in Nonthaburi Pol. Lt. Detcharit Sangjunsri, an investigator at Sai Noi Police Station in Nonthaburi Province, received a report of an incident involving a large tree branch falling onto a car, causing significant damage and injuring the driver. The incident occurred on Pathum-Bang Len Road, heading towards Bang Len District, near the Khlong Khwang Subdistrict in Sai Noi District. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1346393-university-lecturer-injured-after-large-tree-branch-falls-on-car-in-nonthaburi/ -
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AN Member Post Count Obsession
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Any plans for Christmas this year?
Puuhhh! I am so glad to come away from the annoying Christmas craze in Europe! I just hate it!!! Christmas is for kids...😆 -
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University Lecturer Injured After Large Tree Branch Falls on Car in Nonthaburi
Picture from responders Pol. Lt. Detcharit Sangjunsri, an investigator at Sai Noi Police Station in Nonthaburi Province, received a report at approximately 12.30 on December 16, of an incident involving a large tree branch falling onto a car, causing significant damage and injuring the driver. The incident occurred on Pathum-Bang Len Road, heading towards Bang Len District, near the Khlong Khwang Subdistrict in Sai Noi District. Authorities, including the Ruamkatanyu Foundation rescue team and local officials from the Khlong Khwang Subdistrict Administrative Organisation (SAO), rushed to the scene. Upon arrival, they found a Toyota Cross parked on the roadside with damage, with the front windshield shattered, the roof dented, and the left side mirror broken. The injured driver, later identified as Dr. Dundusit Prarananon, a 56-year-old university lecturer, had already been taken to Sai Noi Hospital. He sustained multiple facial lacerations, including cuts to his face and mouth, but remained conscious and communicative. Approximately 60 metres away from the vehicle, a massive tree branch, 10 metres long, was found lying in the third lane. Witnesses described how strong winds caused the branch to snap, hitting the central road barrier before falling onto the victim’s car, blocking traffic and leaving debris scattered across the road. Mr. Patanachai Waentapthim, a 50-year-old pickup truck driver who was following behind, recounted the harrowing moment. He stated that the tree branch suddenly broke due to strong winds, smashing into the central barrier and landing on the car. He added that Dr. Dundusit suffered head injuries and was bleeding heavily, but remained able to speak despite the ordeal. Further details revealed that Dr. Dundusit was a patient on blood-thinning medication, raising initial concerns about his injuries. However, medical staff confirmed that he was stable and communicating normally. In response to the accident, Mr. Anulak Boonrod, a 42-year-old officer from the Khlong Khwang SAO, reported that his team, comprising five personnel equipped with two chainsaws, had been dispatched to clear the large branch from the road. Authorities are investigating the incident further to determine if additional safety measures or tree cutting is needed to prevent similar incidents. -- 2024-12-17
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