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Thailand fast-tracks labour law reforms to meet ILO standards
The 400 THB minimum wage only applies to businesses employing 200 plus people. So how is a farmer affected? Unless it's CP farms or some such. There's so much cobblers talked about concerning the minimum wage. Many loopholes in the legislation no doubt. -
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23 Nobel Prize-winning economists call Harris’ economic plan vastly superior’ to Trump’s
We'll sure enough find out sooner or later. -
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A Radical Experiment: How Elon Musk Could Shake Up Washington
It was also home of hundreds if not thousands of embedded Leftist toadies pushing their extreme woke agenda for years now. Drain it all. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Troll! What happens in Thailand (where no national insurance contributions are made) is irrelevant as far as UK state pensions are concerned. Now....crawl back under your bridge. -
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Rice cooker WITHOUT Aluminum ??
Buy one of these, and you can't go wrong: BUT: There are actually TWO quality standards for this one. I bought a black one and a white one. The WHITE one works great. The BLACK one is garbage. The white one cost much more than the black one. I think, maybe, the black one was for export. Anyway...to keep it simple.... Just buy what the Japanese buy. Simple. They know quality. -
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Gas-Powered Bus Safety Checks Urgent as Deadline Approaches
Fines in Thailand are a farce. 50k THB is just peanuts. Imagine a fine of a little over £1k when putting 54 people's lives at risk. Make it 5m THB. See the operators running for certification then. -
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Hot-Tempered Pattaya Rider Attacks Russian Woman After Speeding Complaint
Where did I say that? I've never hit a woman, never would but I can understand her getting a slap from a Thai guy if she was misbehaving, or acting inappropriately. -
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Man Dies from Electric Shock After Cutting Grass: Samut Songkhram
A man was found dead after being electrocuted after cutting grass near a canal. His wife had reported him missing the day before, leading to a search that ended with the discovery of his body. On the evening of November 17, Ms. Namphueng (44) called emergency responders after her husband, Mr. Wattanaporn (52), failed to return home as promised. All that was found at the scene was one of his shoes, left by the canal in the Prachachom Chuen area. After a lengthy search lasting over five hours, he was not found, and hope began to fade. The next morning November 18, residents discovered Mr. Wattanaporn’s body tangled in a patch of aquatic plants along the canal’s edge. Rescue worker Mr. Phanuwat Kaewnaphan, led the efforts to recover the body, but while descending into a boat to retrieve it, he was shocked by an electric current emanating from an unnoticed overhead power line that had sagged onto the ground and part of the canal. His arm went numb from the electric shock, but he was quickly pulled back to safety by his colleagues. After the power was isolated, officials found a burn mark on Mr. Wattanaporn’s back, consistent with an electric shock, possibly caused by the sagging power line. Authorities believe that after cutting the grass, Mr. Wattanaporn went into the canal to collect shrimp. It is suspected that while trying to climb back onto the shore, he was electrocuted by the exposed power line. Police with a local doctor confirmed the cause of death as electrocution. The body was sent for a full autopsy at Rajburi Hospital. The event has sparked outrage among local residents, who have long criticised the local authorities for failing to address the dangerous condition of the power lines. Despite multiple complaints over the years, nothing has been done to fix the issue, and the power lines continue to hang low, posing a risk to the community. Local villagers have now called for immediate action to prevent further incidents, urging the responsible agencies to fix the hazardous wiring and ensure public safety. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-19
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