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House Backs Single-Ticket Plan for Trains and Buses in Bangkok
The problem comes with incompatible tokens/fare collection systems between BTS and the other operators. Plus it would necessitate revenue disclosure when apportioning the shares of the revenue generated by travel across different operators. MRT never been keen on that. Someone closer may be able to update us about that. -
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Thai monk denies fatal hit-and-run despite CCTV evidence
So he lied to the police about this. He should be defrocked and arrested for giving false information to the police to escape justice. As well as hit and run charges and compensation to the injured party. -
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UK Minister & Labour MPs Attend Muslim Council Event Despite Whitehall Policy
Because what I write is true and you must be a muslim. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 30 January 2025
Hamas Set to Release Five Thai Hostages in Upcoming Exchange, Israeli Official Says File photo for reference only. Courtesy: MGG online In the latest development regarding the ongoing hostage crisis, an Israeli official confirmed Wednesday that Hamas is set to release five Thai nationals in a planned hostage exchange scheduled for Thursday. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1350277-hamas-set-to-release-five-thai-hostages-in-upcoming-exchange-israeli-official-says/ -
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Double-Edged Sword of Global Warming: Saving Lives from Cold but at a Deadly Cost
Yes, I had posted about that a while ago. The term "man made climate change" has vanished from the media, and it's just "climate change" now. I guess when it was obvious that it was a nonsense they decided to drop it and hope no one noticed. -
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Hamas Set to Release Five Thai Hostages in Upcoming Exchange, Israeli Official Says
File photo for reference only. Courtesy: MGG online In the latest development regarding the ongoing hostage crisis, an Israeli official confirmed Wednesday that Hamas is set to release five Thai nationals in a planned hostage exchange scheduled for Thursday. While the official did not disclose the names of the Thai nationals, it was confirmed that the release is part of a broader ceasefire agreement aimed at halting the conflict in Gaza. The release of the Thai hostages comes as part of a larger deal which also includes the freeing of three Israelis, among them two women and an elderly man, though the Thai nationals remain the focal point in this particular exchange. The names and details of the Israeli hostages, including Arbel Yehoud, 29, Agam Berger, 19, and Gadi Mozes, 80, have been publicly confirmed following the approval of their families. This release marks a significant moment in the midst of a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, offering a brief pause in the conflict while hundreds of hostages, including the Thai workers, await their freedom. The release process reflects a broader international push for peace talks and the negotiation of hostages in exchange for political agreements. The Thai nationals were among those captured during Hamas’ assault on various locations, including the kibbutz of Nir Oz, which housed many Thai workers. The devastation wreaked by these attacks has left many families torn apart, and the upcoming release offers a glimmer of hope for the hostages and their families. As ceasefire agreements continue to evolve, international stakeholders, including Israel, Egypt, and Jordan, are closely monitoring these exchanges, which provide an essential lifeline for hostages caught in the crossfire of this long-standing conflict, reported Khaosod. -- 2025-01-30
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