Musk should not have access to the White house. He should go back to S Africa.
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Hello, can you please tell me why any video I attempt to open in news articles only shows for about one second. This has been a problem for a long time. Is there something wrong with my settings and can you help me resolve this problem. Thank you. -
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Accident Fisherman Falls Down Loading Shaft at Bali Hai Automated Car Park in Pattaya
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 66-year-old man sustained serious injuries after falling into a loading shaft void, at the automated car park near Bali Hai Pier in South Pattaya. The accident occurred on the morning of 6 July, as the man, an avid fisherman, was attempting to shortcut through the building to reach the seafront. Emergency responders from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Rescue Foundation, along with an ambulance and rescue equipment, rushed to the scene located at loading area number 4, at the car park’s basement level. Mr Worapong Tangthong lay injured on the floor, after falling approximately 5 metres. Rescuers found Mr Worapong with a visibly broken right leg and a laceration in his head. He was eventually lifted to safety and transported to Pattaya City Hospital for treatment. Fishing gear, including a rod, was discovered nearby, indicating that Mr Worapong had likely been en route to fish when the incident occurred. In statements given from his hospital bed, Mr Worapong explained that he had intended to cross the automated car park to access the beachfront more quickly. Unaware of the shaft’s opening, and still experiencing blurred vision following recent cataract surgery, he misstepped and fell into the void. Fortunately, he was conscious enough after the fall to call for help, allowing rescue workers to locate and assist him promptly. Authorities are now reviewing safety measures at the car park, including the visibility and security of shaft areas, to prevent future incidents. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-07-06 -
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Report Thailand’s Car Market Faces Turbulence Amid Dealer Closures
In a secondary city 60 km from the provincial capital we have lost four dealers in the last three years: MG, Ford, Honda, and Nissan. All these brands still have dealers in the capital. Remaining dealers here are three with a strong model line that Includes diesel pickups and SUVs and longtime farmer loyalty: Toyota, Isuzu, and Mitsubishi. -
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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
Buses and trams yes, but trains?? Also these passes are only if you have a permanent UK address. If one is living here legally then will the DWP not cancel your bus pass. -
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