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Threat to US: Iran Unveils Drone Carrier Warship
Ordinarily nations themselves have to pump up the offensive value of their own military assets. Iran has Newsweek doing it for them. -
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Bars in Thailand Set to Close This Week for Buddhist Holiday
I'm sure people realise this, they don't need the teacher's pet to tell them. However, someone here for a short holiday loses one night out on the town, unless they're tea-total, so they're entitled to have a little drip about it in my opinion. I always make sure I'm well stocked up with booze, but I'm a long-stayer and am well prepared now for these events. -
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My Thai Tax Office Tax Filing Experience...
regarding the tax credit, do we deduct it from the tax owed prior to submission or do we pay the tax and TRD provide refund ? thanks -
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Cost of a taxi ride in the UK.
No, only one person can travel per contactless card. ”You can pay for someone else's travel with your contactless card or device if they're travelling with you. You need to pay for your own travel with a different card or device” -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 10 February 2025
Father Arrested After Alleged Assault on Son Following Drug Use Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a troubling incident in Sri Bunrueng district, Nong Bua Lamphu province, a 25-year-old father has been accused of assaulting his own seven-year-old son after reportedly consuming drugs. The attack occurred on February 9 and involved a wooden pestle, leaving the child with serious injuries, including bleeding from the ears. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1351369-father-arrested-after-alleged-assault-on-son-following-drug-use/ -
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Father Arrested After Alleged Assault on Son Following Drug Use
Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a troubling incident in Sri Bunrueng district, Nong Bua Lamphu province, a 25-year-old father has been accused of assaulting his own seven-year-old son after reportedly consuming drugs. The attack occurred on February 9 and involved a wooden pestle, leaving the child with serious injuries, including bleeding from the ears. Dr. Napasdon Saengklang, the leader of the rescue team, arrived at the scene around 7 p.m., where the young boy, referred to as "A," was found in distress and bleeding from his head. Emergency services quickly responded to help. The father, identified as Panudet, was restrained by relatives and neighbors before being taken to Sri Bunrueng Hospital. He suffered minor head injuries. However, his son’s condition was severe, with internal bleeding in the brain, prompting his transfer to Nong Bua Lamphu Hospital for further treatment. Following treatment for his injuries, Panudet was placed under police custody. He admitted to taking two drug pills before the assault. His father, Narin, revealed Panudet’s ongoing battle with drug addiction, noting his previous imprisonment for assault. According to Narin, earlier in the day, Panudet had asked his mother for money, receiving 250 baht (US$7), and later requesting an additional 40 baht (US$1.2). After being refused, he became agitated, claiming A was not his son, despite being the child’s biological father. This led to the violent incident. Narin also recounted stepping in to protect his grandson as neighbors helped subdue Panudet. He mentioned that since taking custody of A three years ago, there had been no prior incidents of violence towards him, although Panudet had shown aggression against Narin himself, resulting in a one-year prison sentence. The child remains under medical care as doctors monitor his condition closely and plan further assessments. -- 2025-02-10
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