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Don't you get tired of fear mongering
You shouldn't read this forum too much, or other social media outlets either really, as it's flooded with downright nasty CCP and Russian bots spewing propaganda to try to control the narrative, and there is little "truth" being told, just subjective hearsay.... they even pay people to do it. Much better to get off the internet and sit in your garden and have a couple of cold ones. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 25 April 2025
Bangkok Police Nab Suspects in Israeli Tourist’s Bicycle Theft File photo for reference only In a swift move, Bangkok police have arrested two suspects tied to the theft of a bicycle belonging to an Israeli tourist in the vibrant Chinatown district of Yaowarat. The suspects, including 45-year-old Sompoth, were apprehended following an investigation which unveiled attempts to sell the stolen bicycle on Facebook. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1358819-bangkok-police-nab-suspects-in-israeli-tourist’s-bicycle-theft/ -
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[QUIZ] Darwin Awards - All the dumb ways to die!
I just completed this quiz. My Score 33/100 My Time 131 seconds -
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Travel Thailand Loses Top Spot to Vietnam for Chinese Tourists: A Call for Action
I have seen many tourist complain about the amount of dogs down the beach area's having a dump everywhere, -
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Report Bangkok Police Nab Suspects in Israeli Tourist’s Bicycle Theft
File photo for reference only In a swift move, Bangkok police have arrested two suspects tied to the theft of a bicycle belonging to an Israeli tourist in the vibrant Chinatown district of Yaowarat. The suspects, including 45-year-old Sompoth, were apprehended following an investigation which unveiled attempts to sell the stolen bicycle on Facebook. The saga began when 54-year-old Israeli national, Mr. Erez, lodged a police report on the morning of April 20 after discovering his bicycle missing. The previous evening, on April 19, Mr. Erez had securely locked his black TREK FX3 bicycle to a lamppost on Songwat Road before indulging in Yaowarat's local attractions. Upon returning at 2:00 a.m., he found the chain cut and the bicycle gone. Days into the investigation, Mr. Erez informed authorities about a suspect named "Sompoth" on Facebook, listing a bicycle for sale that matched the description of his stolen one. The bicycle was advertised at 7,000 baht (approximately $200), prompting investigators to set up a sting operation by feigning interest as potential buyers. Sompoth, unsuspecting of the trap, arranged to meet the supposed buyers in Bang Sai Kai 2 Alley, in the Thonburi district, where police successfully apprehended him. Recovered alongside Sompoth during the arrest were a black TREK FX3 bicycle and a gray-black GIRO helmet — confirming the stolen items. During interrogation, Sompoth claimed he had acquired the bicycle from an accomplice known only as "Anant" or "Man" for 5,000 baht (approximately $140) from a rental room in Itsaraphap Soi 29. His intent to resell it at 7,000 baht would have netted him a modest profit of 2,000 baht ($60). Sompoth faces several charges, including nighttime theft involving the destruction of security measures, conspiring in a crime with multiple offenders, using a vehicle to facilitate the crime, and dealing in stolen property. Authorities continue to trace Anant, who will face similar charges if apprehended. Despite the evidence against them, both suspects have denied the allegations. This case underscores the vigilance of Bangkok's law enforcement in swiftly addressing crimes affecting both locals and tourists, ensuring justice and maintaining confidence in public security. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Khaosod 2025-04-25 -
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I can't even open a bank account in Thailand but yet I'm expected to pay Thai tax?
Perhaps because his eyes were round.
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