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Can Americans afford vacations anymore?
You can sit on a sidewalk and do fen. You can beg for money. You can carjack a car at a parking lot. You can call American protestors "commies" and Soros supporters. So much! 😀 -
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ISIS Regroups: Children in Syrian Detention Camps Radicalized Amid Power Struggles
The children of monsters like these need to be separated from them so they can grow up normal. Who pays for that? I don't know. -
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British Man Sparks Outrage in Thai Restaurant Incident
I will learn not to bother you? Is that a threat? Wrong person. Like I said, if you feel the need to trash other foreigners, best to just leave the forum and be yourself, a brown noser who will someday understand what loyalty means. Or maybe not. There's are reasons wives nag their husbands and a lot of the time it's because their husbands were never taught how to listen and always think their misogynistic ways are right. -
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Drug-Addled Man Blocks Train Tracks in Hat Yai, Causes Chaos Before Being Detained
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A man believed to be under the influence of drugs caused panic in Hat Yai after standing and lying on railway tracks, forcing an oncoming train to stop. Security guards and local residents struggled to detain him. The alarming event was captured in a viral video posted by Sittichok Phadphong, a railway technician from Hat Yai Locomotive Depot. The footage shows a man in a red shirt and knee-length shorts standing in the middle of the tracks, lying down, and even approaching a moving train as it prepared to enter Hat Yai Railway Station. Speaking to reporters, Mr. Sittichok described how the incident unfolded at 13:30 on 20 March, as he was working on Train 452 (Sungai Kolok – Hat Yai). “I noticed the man approaching from the right side of the tracks and slowed down the train. Suddenly, he stepped in front of the locomotive, so I alerted the driver to reduce speed. Moments later, he lay down on the rails, directly in the path of another oncoming train. At that point, we had to stop everything and call the station’s security team.” Hat Yai railway security guards arrived to remove the man from the tracks, but he fled on foot, sprinting 500 metres before a group of residents and security personnel caught up with him. During the struggle, the man fell and broke his left arm. He was then handed over to emergency responders from Mittraphap Samakkhi Foundation (Tong Sia Siang Tung) and taken to Hat Yai Hospital. Local residents recognised the man, stating he lives in Thung Sao and frequently abuses drugs to the point of experiencing hallucinations. Witnesses claimed he had been talking to himself and behaving erratically before running onto the tracks. Shockingly, reports indicate that he had only been discharged from a psychiatric hospital a few days earlier, on 18 March, raising concerns about his ongoing drug use and mental state. Authorities are expected to conduct further investigations to determine whether he requires rehabilitation or legal action. -- 2025-03-22 ScreenRecording_03-22-2025 05-26-47_1.mp4 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 22 March 2025
Police in Chiang Rai Arrest Three Administrators Behind Major Online Gambling Networks Picture courtesy of Matichon. Cybercrime police in Chiang Rai, have arrested three individuals suspected of operating three major online gambling websites, with a combined annual turnover of 700 million baht. The arrests were made following a series of coordinated raids on two locations. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355404-police-in-chiang-rai-arrest-three-administrators-behind-major-online-gambling-networks/ -
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Police in Chiang Rai Arrest Three Administrators Behind Major Online Gambling Networks
Picture courtesy of Matichon. Cybercrime police in Chiang Rai, have arrested three individuals suspected of operating three major online gambling websites, with a combined annual turnover of 700 million baht. The arrests were made following a series of coordinated raids on two locations. On 21 March, officers from the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB), in collaboration with the Police Technology Crime Suppression Division (PTCSD), launched two simultaneous raids targeting online gambling operations in Chiang Rai. The first raid took place at a resort in Ban Du Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Rai District, where police apprehended Nattawut 36. Authorities seized one desktop computer, two mobile phones, and a bank account book as evidence. The second operation was conducted at a house in Pa Tueng Subdistrict, Mae Chan District, leading to the arrest of Pongsakorn (26) and Rattikal (27), a married couple. Officers confiscated one desktop computer, two laptops, and two mobile phones from the property. According to Lieutenant General Trairong, the investigation revealed that the suspects were administrators for three online gambling platforms: • IMBA369 • ROYAL BET • TIME DELEY These sites offered various gambling services, including slot games, baccarat, poker, sic bo, dragon tiger, and live casino games. The operations were based in Mueang Chiang Rai and Mae Chan Districts. During questioning, Nattawut admitted to working as an administrator for IMBA369, which had over 14,000 members and a monthly turnover of 50 million baht. His role involved website promotion, advertising, and financial management, for which he received a monthly salary of 30,000 baht. Meanwhile, Pongsakorn and Rattikal confessed to managing ROYAL BET and TIME DELEY, which together had 50,000 members and an annual turnover exceeding 100 million baht. They were responsible for marketing, customer support, and user registration, earning 15,000 baht per month each. All three suspects have been charged with “organising, promoting, advertising, or inducing others to gamble via electronic media without official permission.” The police have stated that further investigations are ongoing, with efforts to track down additional members of the gambling network. Authorities have warned the public about the dangers of illegal online gambling, urging people to report suspicious activities to law enforcement agencies. -- 2025-03-22
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