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Ugandan Nationals Deported for Illegal Activities in Phuket
Yes they need to get 5 new fatso's from 7/11 to work bar. -
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5 year multiple entry DTV visa (Destination Thailand) from 2024-xx-xx
Thank you for having added the additional information that you are not renewing the passport in Thailand. -
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5 year multiple entry DTV visa (Destination Thailand) from 2024-xx-xx
The procedure with the Transfer Stamp to New Passport Form https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CEJpSs5wEwrKM-kEOIkNV6kfKiuWu3nO/view?usp=drive_link which I suggested to the OP, shdmn, ins not about transferring a visa from the old to the new passport. It is about linking the new passport with the old passport, and for this purpose immigration puts a stamp into the new passport. Depending on the situation, some stamps relating to the current permission to stay are copied to the new passport. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 30 March 2025
Man Killed in Factory Shooting Over Unpaid Debt Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A dispute over a small loan turned deadly when a man was shot and killed at a factory in Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan. The suspect, who had accompanied a friend to collect a debt of just over 1,000 baht, claimed he acted in self-defence after being attacked. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1356199-man-killed-in-factory-shooting-over-unpaid-debt/ -
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When a 7.7 Magnitude quake hit Myanmar yesterday - in pictures
I beg to differ.... The latest regulations, introduced in 2021, mandate seismic-resistant designs for buildings in Bangkok -
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Man Killed in Factory Shooting Over Unpaid Debt
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A dispute over a small loan turned deadly when a man was shot and killed at a factory in Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan. The suspect, who had accompanied a friend to collect a debt of just over 1,000 baht, claimed he acted in self-defence after being attacked. The incident occurred at around 19:45 on 29 March, at a factory on Thepharak Road, KM 19, Bang Pla subdistrict. CCTV footage captured the altercation, which began when Mr Kan, 53, arrived on a motorcycle with his friend, Mr Toy, 48, to demand repayment from Mr Suwit Saengkhamsuwan, 28, a factory worker. At the time, Mr Suwit was sitting with three friends, including Mr Nirut Inta, 28. Tensions quickly escalated when Mr Nirut became angry and shoved Mr Kan to the ground. Mr Toy then stepped in to push Mr Nirut back, leading to a fistfight. Mr Toy briefly left the scene, but the situation reignited when he returned, this time armed with a gun. Despite another attempt to resolve the dispute, the confrontation turned violent once again. Mr Toy was seen walking towards the factory fence, where he loaded his weapon. Moments later, he fired a single shot at Mr Nirut, hitting him in the right side of the torso. The victim collapsed near the factory office entrance while Mr Toy fled to a neighbouring factory. Emergency responders from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation and Chularat 3 Hospital attempted to resuscitate Mr Nirut, but he succumbed to his injuries at the scene. His devastated girlfriend was seen collapsing in grief beside his body. Within 30 minutes of the shooting, Bang Phli police launched a manhunt for Mr Toy, who had jumped a factory wall in an attempt to escape. Officers later found him sitting under a tree near his accommodation, where he surrendered. He then led police to the gun, a .38 revolver, hidden at his workplace. During questioning, Mr Toy admitted to the shooting but insisted he had been assaulted first. “I never threatened anyone,” he claimed. “He attacked me first. I didn’t even know him personally, I was only there to support my friend in retrieving his money. When he punched me, I went back to get my gun. I didn’t mean to kill him, I was just firing a warning shot.” His wife expressed shock at the events, stating that her husband was usually a kind and peaceful person. “He’s a generous man who often goes to temples to make merit. I don’t understand what happened. He said he only intended to fire in the air, not at anyone.” Police have charged Mr Toy with murder, illegal possession of a firearm, carrying a firearm in public without permission, and discharging a firearm in a public place. He was taken to the crime scene under heavy police presence for a reconstruction of events before being transferred to custody for further legal proceedings. Bang Phli police chief Pol Col Phairot Phetphloi stated that investigations would continue to trace the origin of the firearm. “If we find the seller, they will also face legal action,” he confirmed. -- 2025-03-30
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