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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 July 2025
Caught Red-Handed: Over 5,000 E-Cigarettes Hidden in Boxes of Crabs Picture courtesy of Daily News Highway police in Songkhla have intercepted a haul of illicit e-cigarettes valued at over 2 million baht cunningly concealed in foam containers labelled as carrying freshwater crabs. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366165-caught-red-handed-over-5000-e-cigarettes-hidden-in-boxes-of-crabs/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 July 2025
Bangkok Electric Train Fares Capped at 20 Baht Picture courtesy of Nikkei Asia Bangkok commuters are in for a treat as the government announced a price cap on all electric train fares at just 20 baht per ride, effective from October 1. This initiative aims to ease living costs and boost rail usage across the capital. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366166-bangkok-electric-train-fares-capped-at-20-baht/ -
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Alligator Alcatraz Prison , the Cecot ,on the shores of the Everglades
Do a worldwide prison tour. Venezuela, Honduras, Columbia, Egypt, Thailand, Laos, Myaanmar, Phillipines, Russia, Nigeria, South Africa....I'm sure most prisons are terrible. Most. Terrible prisons should absolutely be a deterrent to go to another country and break the law. The last thing we want is to give them steak PLUS all the free health care, unemployment, housing, etc....we already gave them. Mr. Nice Guy turned 109 and was unable to run for office. Instead, you get Mr. IamTheConstitution I'm OK with this for just long enough until illegals realize this is a place they don't want to visit. Illegals. Criminals. Italians, Irish, Germans, etc... who got off the boat in NYC had papers. Well, probably most of them did. Some brought the mafia. Melting Pot. It's probably a terrible idea; however, it is nice when a country accepts a family who must leave their home country. Legally. I guess the mafia was just something that couldn't be avoided. Full circle. Soon Americans will be fleeing to Honduras for a better place. Please, take us!!!! Just not in my lifetime. -
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Transport Bangkok Electric Train Fares Capped at 20 Baht
Picture courtesy of Nikkei Asia Bangkok commuters are in for a treat as the government announced a price cap on all electric train fares at just 20 baht per ride, effective from October 1. This initiative aims to ease living costs and boost rail usage across the capital. Government spokesperson Jirayu Huangsap revealed today that the Cabinet unanimously approved the flat-rate policy. This move delivers on a key government promise to tackle the rising cost of living in Bangkok. The new policy applies to Bangkok’s extensive electric train network, spanning 13 routes, 194 stations, and almost 280 kilometres. Major lines like the Green, Gold, Yellow, Pink, Blue, Purple, Red, and Airport Rail Link (ARL) are included in this fare cap. To access these discounted fares, commuters must register on the government’s Tang Rat app, using their 13-digit national ID number to confirm Thai citizenship. Payments can be made via credit cards, debit cards, or Rabbit Cards, with the discount automatically applied. A QR code option is also in development to streamline boarding. Different payment cards will cover various lines: Rabbit Cards cater to the Green, Gold, Yellow, and Pink lines, while Visa and Mastercard EMV contactless cards will be valid for the Red, Blue, Purple, Pink, Yellow, and ARL lines. The government has assured that any revenue shortfalls for operators will be covered by the Joint Ticket Promotion Fund or other sources, ensuring that service quality remains unaffected. Officials anticipate significant benefits from this policy—economically, socially, and environmentally. Economically, it reduces travel costs for individuals by lowering the reliance on personal vehicles. Socially, it aims to decrease traffic congestion, thus improving road safety. Environmentally, it should lead to lower carbon emissions and better air quality, contributing to a cleaner urban environment. “The savings across all areas could exceed 10 billion baht over the next year,” noted Jirayu. “This initiative will cut living costs, reduce congestion, enhance air quality, and encourage more residents to opt for safe and eco-friendly travel.” Public registration for the scheme begins in August, with discounted fares commencing on October 1. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-09 -
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Report Tragedy Strikes: UK Man Passes in Thailand, Baby Born Days Later
Seems like the story is legit as it appeared in a major UK News Paper... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14870001/father-dies-pursuing-dream-Thai-boxing.html -
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UK Mohammed Fahir Amaaz & Muhammad Amaad on Trial over Manchester Airport Clash
There you go banging on about the wrong thing again but you carry on avoiding the issue. It is the 5 months to bring charges that is highly suspicious. Have I in any of my posts mentioned race. You are the one obsessed with race. I don't use X never have done never will. You really are obsessed with Indian men. Keep it up.
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