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Atheism is a belief system, with everything it entails in terms of dogma and hostility towards non-believers (in fact, I have often found atheists to have very little tolerance towards those who don't share their belief). -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 28 April 2025
Two Workers Injured by Falling Crane Cage in Late-Night Incident in Bangkok Pictured courtesy of Siam News Two workers have been seriously injured after falling with a crane cage while attempting to dismantle a roadside structure in Bangkok’s Huai Khwang district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1359010-two-workers-injured-by-falling-crane-cage-in-late-night-incident-in-bangkok/ -
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Accident Two Workers Injured by Falling Crane Cage in Late-Night Incident in Bangkok
Pictured courtesy of Siam News Two workers have been seriously injured after falling with a crane cage while attempting to dismantle a roadside structure in Bangkok’s Huai Khwang district. At approximately 01.30 on 27 April, police from Huai Khwang station were alerted to the incident on Pracharat Bamphen Road, near Huai Khwang Junction. Officers, along with rescue teams from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation and emergency responders from Narenthorn (Rajavithi Hospital), were dispatched to the scene. On arrival, emergency crews found that one lane of traffic had been closed to allow construction work to take place. Two crane trucks were parked by the roadside, their booms raised. Nearby, two injured workers were discovered lying on the ground in visible pain, suffering from multiple injuries to their bodies and faces. First aid was administered at the scene before the men were rushed to hospital for further treatment. The injured were later identified as: • Mr Pongpetch 43, from Udon Thani province, who sustained injuries to his face and legs. He was transported to Ramathibodi Hospital by Poh Teck Tung Foundation paramedics. • Mr Thanaphon 30, from Ubon Ratchathani province, who suffered severe chest injuries consistent with being struck by a heavy object, along with other bodily wounds. He was taken to Rajavithi Hospital by Narenthorn paramedics. Preliminary investigations suggest that the two men had been working from the crane cage to secure ropes around a steel traffic sign frame, which was to be dismantled using gas cutting equipment. For reasons still under investigation, the cage detached from the crane arm, causing the men and cage to plummet approximately four to five metres onto the road surface. Witnesses at the scene said the workers had been hired to dismantle the traffic sign structure and were in the process of securing it when the incident occurred. Police have stated that they will summon the worksite supervisor for further questioning as part of efforts to determine the cause of the incident. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-04-28. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 28 April 2025
Thai Immigration Police Raid Karaoke Bar, Arrest 4 Vietnamese Women Picture courtesy of Daily News In a crackdown on illegal employment, Samut Prakan's immigration officers raided a karaoke venue on Thepharak Road, arresting four Vietnamese women for working without permits. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1359009-thai-immigration-police-raid-karaoke-bar-arrest-4-vietnamese-women/ -
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Thai Immigration Police Raid Karaoke Bar, Arrest 4 Vietnamese Women
Picture courtesy of Daily News In a crackdown on illegal employment, Samut Prakan's immigration officers raided a karaoke venue on Thepharak Road, arresting four Vietnamese women for working without permits. Acting on directives from Pol. Lt. Gen. Panumad Boonyaluck, head of the Immigration Bureau, officers conducted the raid on April 26 following a tip-off about illegal employment practices at the establishment. Under the supervision of Pol. Col. Sumet Jenwongphitak, officers discovered the four women serving food and drinks without the necessary work permits. The women were apprehended for violating the Royal Decree on the Management of Employment of Foreigners, specifically working without valid permits. Additionally, one of the women was found to have overstayed her visa. All four have been handed over to the local police for further legal action. Authorities urge the public to report any suspicious activities involving foreign nationals to the Samut Prakan Immigration Office, promising swift legal action if any wrongdoing is discovered. Picture courtesy of Daily News Adapted by ASEAN Now from Daily News 2025-04-28 -
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Bow your head with great respect
I agree with you except that there is no evidence for there being nothing 1 second before the bang. Everything from nothing? That's a belief.
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