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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
To be accurate Vinny, he didn't use the word "globally". What he said was... In a recent statement, former Toyota CEO and current chairman Akio Toyoda has doubled down once again in a statement on the automaker’s media site, saying that he thinks BEVs will never overtake gas cars, and predicting that they’ll only reach about a 30-percent market share I accept he did say there are around a billion people who have no access to electricity, however, I suggest that if they have no access to electricity, they are unlikely to be able to buy and fuel one of his Hydrogen cars and probably can't afford a new car og any type. More nonsense from your link... Toyota has said that it expects to produce more hydrogen vehicles than solid-state BEVs by 2030, highlighting the company’s continued focus on hydrogen fuel cells as a potential path to carbon neutrality. -
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Will the Epstein saga tear MAGA apart?
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Report British Tourist Attacked in Chiang Mai Over Karaoke Bill Dispute
What bothered me in particular was the girl who was just watching coming up kicking him once (then a guy shoos her away) and the guys removing the clothing. It suggested there was something sexual going on with the assualt. -
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Current Status of Thailand's Cannabis Law Changes
its a mixture of reefer madness, mixed with greed, and of course corruption How on earth can LaoKhao be legal and can be bought in quantities (1 bottle) which can be lethal either in the long or very short term, yet a small amount of cannabis can theoretically at least, land one in prison. Absolute madness, all they needed was to restrict public smoking it would then exist pretty much under the radar with few complaints. I hope they don't start random pi$$ tests for it, Would be a bit grim to be prosecuted for smoking a spliff a month ago. As for the prescription protocol, why on earth does a "Dr" need to be present ? in case of a user suffering a whitey? That won't happen as people can't smoke in the shops anymore, just another stupid regulation , probably rolled out to placate some anonymous official whilst giving the so called "DR" a steady income . I doubt many real Dr's will be up for sitting in a weed shop all day waiting for a customer, or even enrolling for whatever training is required to do that What a mess -
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Tourism Thailand’s Tourism Record: 2025 Sees Surging Traveller Numbers
The Thai TAT propaganda department has difficulty recalling what fake propaganda was released the day before; thus the frequent contradictions. -
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