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Why are you still in Thailand, not in Vietnam?
Easy no retirement visa, Vietnam is impossible for expats. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 7 May 2025
UPDATE Australian Tourist Jailed in Phuket for Dangerous Motorcycle Stunt An Australian tourist has been sentenced to 15 days in prison by a Phuket court after performing dangerous motorcycle stunts on public roads. The court imposed the jail term without the possibility of suspension or the option to pay a fine, citing the serious risk posed to other road users. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359200-aussie-tourist-arrested-for-reckless-stunts-on-phuket-road/page/3/#findComment-19784586 -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Just another daily thread from an anti-Trumper. Talk about mental decline. Why? Why everyday? Do you get some bizarre dopamine hit for these ridiculous threads. It's just pitiful. Grow up. -
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Labour MPs Urge Starmer to Reverse Benefits Cuts After Local Election Backlash
If Labour's thought cuts were needed in the first place to benefit the countries economy then backtracking now would only mean they are worried more about their own jobs than running the country. -
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Report "My Mate Nate" Star Nate Announces Relationship Breakup via Social Media
Americans can own 100% of any Thai business? Really? Or is it only certain qualifying businesses? Do you see the word "any" in my statement? -
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Report Aussie Tourist Arrested for Reckless Stunts on Phuket Road
UPDATE Australian Tourist Jailed in Phuket for Dangerous Motorcycle Stunt Picture courtesy of Phuket Police. An Australian tourist has been sentenced to 15 days in prison by a Phuket court after performing dangerous motorcycle stunts on public roads. The court imposed the jail term without the possibility of suspension or the option to pay a fine, citing the serious risk posed to other road users. The tourist, was caught riding a motorcycle and doing a “wheelie” , on a public road in the Chalong area. The stunt, which reportedly caused disruption and posed a significant threat to motorists and pedestrians, was observed by police officers and possibly captured on video. Chalong Police quickly intervened, detaining the individual and formally referring the case to the provincial court. Prosecutors argued that the tourist’s actions demonstrated blatant disregard for public safety and traffic laws. The court agreed, ruling that the act was not only reckless but also set a dangerous example, particularly in a popular tourist destination like Phuket where traffic-related injuries are a growing concern. As a result, the court imposed a custodial sentence without leniency, no suspended sentence and no fine in lieu of jail time. Adapted by Asean Now from Phuketinsta 2025-05-07.
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