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International card payments stopped working at Bangkok Bank
Paid w/debit card issued by BKK Bank. no hassle, smooth as silk. $15 no OTP -
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Increases in vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks threaten years of progress
And yet these threads are plagued with them ("I took the Covid jab and feel fine"). -
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White House Considers Slashing China Tariffs to De-Escalate Trade War
Nobody lies with the amazing frequency of Trump. And nobody persists in repeating those lies like Trump. At least I hope they are lies. There is the scary possibility, maybe even the likelihood that he believes what he invents. -
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ALL VACCINES WILL KILL YOU - The evidence is overwhelming
Re COVID vaccines, let's try look at the actual facts -- which I know is a stretch for this venue: Per the U.S. CDC: Reports of deaths Reports of death after COVID-19 vaccination can be concerning. CDC is committed to providing clear and accurate information so that you can make informed, confident decisions about your health. Several factors explain reports of death after COVID-19 vaccination. These include: FDA rules that require healthcare providers to report any death after vaccination to VAERS (even if it is unclear that the vaccine was the cause). CDC's reporting requirements for vaccine providers. Increased public awareness of COVID-19 vaccines. Data shows that people who receive COVID-19 vaccines are less likely to die from COVID-19 or COVID-19-related complications than those who are unvaccinated. [emphasis added} COVID-19 vaccines do not increase the risk of death from non-COVID causes when compared to those who have not been vaccinated.27282930 [emphasis added] ttps://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/vaccines/covid-19.html -
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Don't you get tired of fear mongering
I only start a topic when I am asking for information from knowledgeable AN members! Or to provide factual information regarding Thailand! -
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Crime Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Stealing Luxury Goods in HCMC Mall
Photo: VN Express A man who masqueraded as a wealthy shopper to pilfer luxury items worth VND3 billion (approximately US$38,420) from a Ho Chi Minh City shopping mall has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. The court in HCMC found 33-year-old Phan Van Chien guilty of theft on Thursday. The indictment detailed how Chien, leveraging his opulent appearance, committed multiple thefts yet received some leniency due to his full confession, restitution of the stolen items, and acknowledgment of his family's historical contributions to the revolution. During the trial, Chien admitted to the allegations, explaining that despite being born into affluence and accustomed to a life of luxury, financial hardships at the start of 2024 drove him to commit thefts. To maintain his lifestyle, he resorted to stealing high-end goods, which he also sold for financial gain. Chien's criminal spree began on January 21, 2024, when he visited the Tiffany & Co. store on Dong Khoi Street, District 1. Posing as a discerning customer, he gained access to the VIP area, where he was shown several valuable jewels. While staff were momentarily distracted, he stealthily slipped three diamond-encrusted bracelets, valued at VND2.6 billion, into his bag. Feigning the need to take a phone call, he quickly exited the store. Undeterred, a few days later, Chien targeted the Hermes store within the same mall. Under the guise of interest in luxury wallets and purses, he requested to see multiple items. Taking advantage of the staff’s diverted attention, he covertly placed three wallets worth VND450 million into his bag. Using the same ruse of needing to take a call, he fled again. The District 1 Police, upon receiving reports of the thefts, reviewed security footage from the mall, accurately identifying Chien as the perpetrator. His subsequent arrest led to the recovery of the stolen goods. Chien's sentence reflects both the gravity of his crimes and his cooperative behavior during the investigation, illustrating the balance between justice and leniency in criminal proceedings. Adapted by ASEAN Now from VN Express 2025-04-25
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