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Tourists Detained After Vaping Mid-Air on Nok Air Flight
Have you ever vaped even ? A neutral flavor is basically undetectable -
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Tourists Detained After Vaping Mid-Air on Nok Air Flight
It doesnt. But that won't stop the health karens from trying to convince ppl of that -
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Fire Engulfs Commercial Building in Nonthaburi, Injuring Two
Picture from responders A fire broke out at a four-storey commercial building in Nonthaburi on the morning of 16 January, causing extensive damage and injuring two people. At 06:30, police from Mueang Nonthaburi Police Station received a report of a fire at a commercial building in Soi Duangmanee, behind the Ministry of Public Health in Bang Khen subdistrict, Mueang Nonthaburi district. Firefighters from the Nonthaburi Municipality were dispatched to the scene with nine fire trucks. The fire originated on the ground floor of the third unit in a row of four interconnected shophouses. Police cordoned off the area, halting traffic to allow firefighters to access the site. Upon inspection, it was discovered that the building contained flammable materials such as paint containers, thinner, and home renovation supplies. Firefighters used chemical-infused water additive to combat the flames, taking approximately one hour to bring the fire under control. Two people sustained injuries in the incident. The building owner, Mr. Arkhom, 73, suffered a fractured elbow while attempting to push a car away from the fire by breaking its window. Another individual, Mr. Teerapon, 43, was injured after jumping from the second floor to escape the blaze. Both were treated by rescue teams at the scene before being transferred to Phra Nang Klao Hospital. Mr. Charin Sithsanguan, a firefighter at the scene, stated that upon arrival, they observed intense flames spreading rapidly from the ground floor to the second floor due to the presence of highly flammable materials, including furniture and paint cans. A total of nine fire trucks were used when extinguishing the blaze. The cause of the fire remains unknown. Police are coordinating with forensic experts to conduct a thorough investigation of the site and will interview witnesses who were in the building at the time of the incident to determine the cause. -- 2025-01-17 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 17 January 2025
Road Collision in Ratchaburi Leaves One Dead and Two Injured A fatal road traffic crash in Ratchaburi has claimed the life of one woman and left two others injured. The incident occurred early on the morning of 16 January at around 06:45. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349040-road-collision-in-ratchaburi-leaves-one-dead-and-two-injured/ -
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Media Organizations Brace for Legal and Political Challenges Under Trump
No, they DON'T. This has been evidenced by the convicted felon suing the Des Moines Register over a pre-election poll. Wake up ferchrissake. -
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Road Collision in Ratchaburi Leaves One Dead and Two Injured
Picture from responders. A fatal road traffic crash in Ratchaburi has claimed the life of one woman and left two others injured. The incident occurred early on the morning of 16 January at around 06:45. The incident occurred when a pickup truck driver lost control, veered off the road and collided with a power pole. The crash took place near Surin Timber Mill, in Moo 14, Khung Phayom Subdistrict, Ban Pong District, Ratchaburi Province. According to the Ruam Jai Charity Foundation (Pong Lai Koh 36), who were quickly alerted to the scene, emergency response teams arrived to find three individuals, an adult male and woman, plus a child, trapped inside the vehicle. Despite their best efforts, the situation turned fatal as the woman was pronounced dead, still trapped inside the vehicle. Rescue teams from the foundation worked using hydraulic cutting tools to carefully extricate the two surviving victims from the wreckage. The injured victims were then rushed to Ban Pong Hospital by the foundation’s ambulance teams, where they are being treated for their injuries. The extent of their injuries are reported to be critical. The deceased has been identified as Ms. Chatthida Ngamsuwan, aged 28, a resident of Moo 5, Wai Niao Subdistrict, Tha Maka District in Kanchanaburi Province. Authorities are working to gather further details regarding the cause of the crash.Police Captain Surachai Boonin, the investigating officer from Ban Pong Police Station, has taken charge of the case. He has assured the public that a full investigation is underway to determine the exact cause of the collision. Preliminary reports indicate that the driver lost control of the vehicle, but there is not clear evidence to why. Police are waiting to interview the man, believed to be the driver, when he recovers enough. -- 2025-01-17
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