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Drunken tourists attack Bolt driver in Pattaya over ‘silent treatment’
Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail By Puntid Tantivangphaisal A ride-hailing driver in Pattaya was left bruised and battered after a group of drunken tourists attacked him for refusing to engage in conversation. The shocking incident took place around 3am on Wednesday, January 29 in Soi Buakhao, South Pattaya, when 29 year old Suradet Khawlamai picked up five passengers from the Marina Pattaya South area. The group included two foreign men, one Thai man, and two Thai women—with the foreign men appearing highly intoxicated. Suradet, who drives for Bolt, remained silent as the passengers chatted among themselves. But things took a turn when the foreigners demanded he talk to them. When he didn’t respond, they accused him of being impolite and threatened to report him to the app. The situation escalated quickly, with the passengers hurling insults and belittling his profession. “People like you can only do a job like this,” one of them sneered. Suradet, unable to hold back his frustration, snapped back with harsh language—which only enraged the group further. The verbal altercation turned physical, with the tourists allegedly attacking Suradet inside his car and damaging his Toyota sedan. Suradet later said he was confused and angered by the attack, questioning why he was assaulted simply for keeping quiet. He urged the police to take serious action against the assailants. Officers from Pattaya City Police Station launched an investigation and summoned the tourists for questioning. The suspects admitted to the assault, blaming Suradet’s use of offensive language for their reaction. Police have scheduled a mediation session today to resolve the dispute, but many online are calling for harsher action against the violent tourists, reported Pattaya Mail. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-31 -
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EV Charging Stations (CS)
I am a non-EV user. I had always assumed I would be (amoung) the first to adopt EV technology, but always found reasons why I shouldn't. We live in the country - East of CM and West of CR. 3 months ago our area got it's first charging station. There are now 4. While I have picked the EV car I want to buy, I am still very stressed about the decision - after reading all the issues people are having with getting charging stations to work correctly, and actually paying for that. My 14-year old Innova works great. When it needs fuel, I stop at any of a kazillion gas stations; and pay with cash (remember that paper stuff???). Switch to EV? Not yet. -
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Day-to-day life in Myanmar
Whilst waiting for my updated app to be completed. (It is actually available for download and testing - comments appreciated!) from my website by scanning this QR code), I decided on a novel idea for spreading the word about this useful app. I got a local print shop to print my 'owl' logo and URL on the left breast of the white t-shirt, and the download QR code on the back. There's no identifying text on the back, and for a good reason. I hope that as I walk around the streets/shops in Myanmar, curious locals will scan this code to see what it's all about. Since the code is on the back of the shirt, they don't have to approach or speak with me. When the code is scanned, it jumps to an explanatory page on my website, and then the person can choose to click or not click on the 'download' button. -
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5 Frenchmen arrested for running police checkpoint in Phuket
AHHHH. From the headline, i thought it would be an interesting sorry about french dudes who started up their own checkpoint. imagine my disappointment -
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Midair Collision Near Reagan National Sends Plane into Potomac River
Agree but Trump didn't know how to use common sense. To use common sense, one must consider the situation and think logically. He failed on both. We know he is not very smart. -
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Meta Agrees to $25 Million Settlement with Trump Over Facebook Ban
Australia 26 million and you have to vote by law---America 335 million (That they know of) free to vote or not
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