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Thailand Faces Severe Air Pollution Crisis as PM2.5 Levels Soar
Hot spot map indicated there were a lot of fires in National Parks, etc. The way our brains work we think it is an easy solution. It is complex. Some of the fires are in remote areas where it is difficult and expensive to get fire fighting resources to. You can't even get these Idiots from throwing trash all over the place but we expect them to stop burning crops, buy a diesel vehicle with reduced emissions (uses Urea), stop burning trash. It's every man for themselves. Some will buy air filters and mostly make it through with little impact. Others who can't reduce the PM level exposure for long periods will experience health problems. Government insurance costs will keep going up. Lost wages and productivity while seeking treatment. You can have all the laws and rules you want but with little enforcement how can you expect any real change? Government needs to start by educating the kids in school on better methods to reduce pollution, the health impact and financial burden toll. It needs to be a broad initiative and unfortunately the enormous task it would be to educate the current generation is probably to much. -
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NATO and Maga
If Texas was to attack California, who would win? Interesting concept, given both states are home to significant military assets. -
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Concert Outrage: Man Caught Filming Under Skirts in Bangkok
So much free porn online and you think... hey I got a great idea. -
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Birmingham Fathers Take to the Streets in Wake of Teen’s Murder
and back on a criminal way. Watching is ok, arresting against law. -
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Thailand Unites with 18 Nations to Tackle Call Centre Scams
Picture courtesy: Siam Rath Thailand's National Police have ramped up collaboration with ambassadors from five countries and representatives from 18 others, aiming to tackle transnational call centre scams and assist victims. Leading the charge is Police General Thachchai Pittanilabut, who spearheads both the country's anti-human trafficking and tech crime prevention initiatives. A recent meeting at national police headquarters outlined efforts following an initial session. Representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and US Homeland Security Investigations joined to discuss strategy. The police implemented a series of seven stringent measures initiated by Police General Kittirat Panpetch. These include enhanced screening of tourists heading to Mae Sot, a Thai border area near Myawaddy, Myanmar. The measures aim to prevent individuals from being deceived into crossing into Myanmar. As a result, 58 tourists reconsidered their journey to the border area. Additionally, initiatives like cutting utilities to Myawaddy have pressured scam operations, leading to multiple arrests and the release of many victims. Collaborative efforts include sharing in-depth information and IP addresses with foreign embassies. This cooperation is crucial for locating scam centres and assisting remaining victims. The Thai police have developed a data-exchange platform to facilitate this collaboration. Picture courtesy: Siam Rath General Thachchai stressed Thailand's commitment to aiding neighbouring countries in eradicating these scams and supporting victims deceived into the networks. Close cooperation with international partners and UNODC is key to these ongoing efforts, ensuring effective victim support and repatriation processes. Both Thai authorities and international delegates expressed gratitude and readiness to continue these cooperative endeavours, breported Siam Rath. -- 2025-02-18
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