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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
Are there not laws to prevent OAP's being evicted from their homes? -
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Was I crazy to buy a Neta V now the company is going bust?
At that price you have got a bargain in my opinion. If you can charge it from your solar then it will literally cost you nothing to run. -
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Border Thailand Responds to Cambodia’s UN Submission Over Escalating Border Dispute
I would think the military and the establishment want it so as to create problems to destabalise the government and set the scene for a coup sometime down the line. Just my opinion. -
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Your worst food poisoning?
Commonly referred to as "Disaster Pants." A term used in the community of people who fast to highlight the results of breaking a fast too quickly. -
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Accident Man Left Unconscious After Car Ploughs Into Recycling Sidecar in Pattaya
Pictures courtesy of SiamChon Emergency responders rushed to the scene of a road crash in the early hours of the morning of 6 July, after a car collided with a motorbike sidecar used for recycling, leaving one man critically injured and unresponsive. The incident occurred around 02:30 on Sukhumvit Road, in front of Wat Chitthaphawan, in the Naklua area of Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province. Upon arrival, rescue workers found a damaged motorcycle with a sidecar,“saleng”, used for collecting recyclable items. Scattered debris, including plastic bottles, covered the road surface. A man believed to be in his 50s was found lying unconscious at the scene, without a pulse. Rescue personnel from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation immediately began CPR in a desperate attempt to revive the victim. Due to the severity of the injuries, support was urgently requested from Pattaya Pathomkhun Hospital. The man was stabilised on-site and transferred to the hospital for emergency treatment. The vehicle involved, a white sedan, was found at the scene with front-end damage. An open beer bottle was discovered in the car’s cup holder. The driver was not present at the scene, having reportedly taken advantage of the chaos to flee on foot. While police were examining the scene, a member of the public provided crucial information, having spotted the suspected driver hiding in a nearby vehicle. Patrol officers responded and apprehended 42-year-old Mr Kranchit Kingklai, who appeared intoxicated and later confessed to being the driver. He admitted to drinking beer before driving and panicking after the crash, which led to his attempt to evade capture. Mr Kranchit was taken to Bang Lamung Police Station, where officers conducted an alcohol test. Legal proceedings are now underway. Authorities have appealed for witnesses or dashcam footage that may assist in the ongoing investigation. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamChon 2025-07-06
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