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Thai Man Surrenders After Assaulting Two Gay Men in Unprovoked Attack
A Thai man known as Joe turned himself in on June 23 after assaulting two gay men, Frank and Moo, at an entertainment venue in Sakon Nakhon. The attack, unprovoked and caught on video, went viral after being posted online, sparking public outrage. Joe reportedly redirected his aggression from a rival group to the victims, punching both without warning. The victims were hospitalised and later filed a police report. Despite Joe’s surrender, authorities have yet to announce formal charges. He could face up to two years in prison under Thai assault laws. Social media users also alleged Joe has a history of similar violent incidents. -
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Urgently need an experienced immigration agent to sort out a mess at CW
Try these. I have used them for years and they are very good. https://www.viswics.com/หน้าแรก/5bd26ebb932e961094deea4d/langEN -
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Border runs to Cambodia temporarily suspended
This border crossing, along with all other land crossings into Cambodia from Thailand IS CLOSED. Currently, no problems flying into Cambodia (Siem Reap and Phnom Penh) from Bangkok BKK and DMK. -
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Community Chaos in Pattaya as British Man Attempts to End Life by Running into Traffic
This was a popular method for many years. Mike shopping mall had a roof top swimming pool, it was closed because of what you described. Many lives saved -
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Hey Norway just do it!
Anybody can nominate I think. Remember that Yasar Arafat won the Peace Prize so it is a strange selection process. -
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Early assessment suggests US strikes didn’t destroy Iran’s nuclear sites
A major key that backs up that assessment is: Radiation US satellites can detect radiation, just as they do when the DPRK conducts an underground nuke test. If the bunker buster bombs had actually penetrated the chamber, there would be a radiation signature. There is none. The other possibility is that Iran suspected the strike would come and moved all their U-235 beforehand. It certainly seems all the 60% enriched U-235 Iran had last week, they still have. Mission NOT Accomplished.
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