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US deploys “overwhelming lethal force” against Houthis in Yemen
Houthis backed by Iran will never stop their terrorist activities. Hence....................... President Trump didn’t wait around—he ordered direct strikes on Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen, wiping out their weapons and securing the Red Sea. -
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Patong Police Arrest Two Thais for Drug Use and Stealing from Tourists
Picture courtesy of Matichon. Two Thai nationals, a man and a woman, have been arrested by Patong police after they were found to have been stealing from tourists while under the influence of drugs. The incident began on the evening of 14 March when a Russian tourist reported that her bag, containing several valuable pieces of jewellery, had gone missing from her hotel room on Patong’s Pang Muang Sai G Road. Following the complaint, the Patong Police, led by Police Colonel Chalermchai Hernsawat and Police Lieutenant Colonel Suchart Chumphusang, began investigating the case. After reviewing CCTV footage, officers tracked down the suspects and apprehended them on 15 March. The suspects were identified as a 24-year-old man and a 33-year-old woman, both Thai nationals. Upon questioning, the pair admitted to stealing valuables from the hotel room, including three rings, three pairs of silver earrings, three silver bracelets, three wristwatches, five gold necklaces, a hotel room key, and various clothing and personal items. Further investigation revealed that the male suspect had also been involved in another theft on 13 March, where he had stolen a mobile phone. He confessed to the crime when questioned. Upon searching their room, police found drug paraphernalia, and both suspects admitted to using and consuming methamphetamine. Drug tests conducted at Patong Hospital confirmed the presence of illicit substances in both individuals. As a result, they were charged with using illegal drugs and theft. The suspects were subsequently handed over to Patong’s prosecution office for legal proceedings. -- 2025-03-17 -
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Portugal nixes F35 order cos of trump
Tech is advancing so fast it's likely the planes will be obsolete by the time they are built. Perhaps they'll even be pilotless in the not so distant future, flown like drones from far away. They might do better investing in an improved defense missile system than planes. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 17 March 2025
Seven-Year-Old Boy Drowns in Canal Amid Sweltering Heat Picture from responders. A seven-year-old boy has drowned in a canal near his home in Bang Rin, Mueang Ranong, after venturing out alone to cool off during the afternoon heat. His body was later discovered submerged in the water, despite warning signs prohibiting swimming in the area. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354827-seven-year-old-boy-drowns-in-canal-amid-sweltering-heat/ -
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Seven-Year-Old Boy Drowns in Canal Amid Sweltering Heat
Picture from responders. A seven-year-old boy has drowned in a canal near his home in Bang Rin, Mueang Ranong, after venturing out alone to cool off during the afternoon heat. His body was later discovered submerged in the water, despite warning signs prohibiting swimming in the area. At 16:30 on 15 March, Police Lieutenant Puriphat Suksawat of Mueang Ranong Police Station received a report of a missing child. Family members had raised the alarm after the boy, identified as “Garfew”, disappeared from home without anyone noticing. Local police, investigators, and emergency rescue teams were immediately deployed to search for him. During the search, rescuers found the child’s clothes and a pair of cartoon-themed sandals neatly placed on the canal bank near Bang Rin Weir. Suspecting he had entered the water, divers quickly began searching the one-metre-deep section of the canal. Within ten minutes, they located his lifeless body submerged in the middle of the waterway. Emergency responders performed CPR, but he showed no signs of life. Medical staff at Ranong Hospital later confirmed that he had probably died approximately an hour before being found. As the child’s body was brought ashore, devastated relatives broke down in tears, struggling to comprehend the loss. His grandmother, who had raised him since birth, said she had not realised when he left the house. She believed he had gone outside to ride his bicycle, as he often did, and insisted that he had always been afraid of swimming in the canal. Despite multiple warning signs prohibiting swimming in the area and previous near-drowning incidents, the boy had ventured into the water alone. Following an investigation, police concluded there was no foul play, and his body was released to the family for funeral rites. Authorities have reiterated warnings for parents and guardians to remain vigilant, especially as rising temperatures increase the likelihood of children seeking out water to cool off. -- 2025-03-17 -
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US deploys “overwhelming lethal force” against Houthis in Yemen
Yet, you defend Putin's actions in Ukraine.
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