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Video Thai Man Alerts Authorities After Finding Boy Smoking Under Rama VIII Bridge
The term "Third World" is outdated and is typically replaced with "emerging economies" or "developing countries." softens the blow for the snowflakes -
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Accident Australian Injured & Vehicles Damaged After Concrete Collapse at Pattaya Condominium
Pictures courtesy of Matichon. Panic broke out in Pattaya on the evening of 28 May, after a loud crash was heard and large chunks of concrete fell from a high-rise condominium on Pratumnak Hill, injuring a foreign man and damaging several motorbikes parked nearby. At approximately 18:00, emergency services were alerted to the incident at Unixx South Pattaya, a condominium situated on Pratumnak Road in Pattaya, Chonburi. Videos and images posted online shortly after the event showed broken cement debris scattered around the base of the building and concerned foreign residents reacting to the collapse. One tourist, identified as Mr Paul Dennis Smith, a 57-year-old Australian national, sustained injuries to his head, right arm and leg after being struck by falling debris. Emergency personnel from Sawang Boriboon Foundation provided first aid at the scene before urgently transporting him to a nearby hospital. Several parked motorcycles also sustained damage from the falling concrete. Initial investigations revealed that the debris came from a concrete panel and fittings, attached to the building’s outer wall. City engineers and Pattaya Mayor inspected the site and confirmed that the collapse did not affect the building’s main structure. However, reports suggest that the damaged section had previously been identified in photographs but had not yet been repaired. Eyewitness Mr Veerapol, 59, who was swimming in the condominium pool at the time, recounted seeing the cement slab plummet to the ground. “Everyone near the pool started running. I got out of the water and ran for my life,” he said. Police Colonel Anek Srathongyoo, Superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station, arrived at the scene personally and has ordered a thorough investigation. City engineers have also launched a more detailed structural assessment. Early indications suggest the section that collapsed had shown signs of deterioration prior to the incident. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-05-29. -
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A question about cross-dressing
A delicate question deserves a delicate reply. I saw this sign yesterday. Entrance through the backside. 😮 Isn't that how they do it? -
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Extremely high electricity bill for an Airbnb
5th floor, only fan, nice breeze from the balcony, didn't need the AC last month (first tme in many months) I just got my record bill in ten years in Thailand. 123 baht. for a month. yea, record LOW. Record high is probably only about 1500 so I'm not the digital, nomad AC 24 hours guru. Airbnb. never. Every place always tries to get you when you leave......common everywhere. my depoit here is only one month, I'll never do more. -
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Report British Tourists Nabbed with 33kg of Cannabis at Valencia Airport
Checked luggage are always scanned at check in, before they are sent to the conveyor belt. Not sure they are particularly looking for drug thought.
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