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Roi Et or Chum Phae?
Just have no interest joining in with their misery and constant complaining. I live here to enjoy TH, not hear about what expats can't accept, even though they are not forced to live here, and have a hard time accepting they have to live with their really bad choices in life. -
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Trump visit Scotland
How strange. The border is now closed to illegal crossers? But but but the forum left assured us it was REPUBLICANS that wanted an open border cos muh pool boys, and stopped the shell of Biden from closing it. Another disinformation narrative smashed to smithereens. -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Army Will Responds with Full Force as Cambodian Attacks Intensify
Picture courtesy of Amarin. The Royal Thai Army has declared it will use its full military capability to respond to ongoing Cambodian aggression, as cross-border hostilities continued into their fourth day. Major General Winthai Suvaree, spokesman for the Thai Army, said on 27 July, that Cambodian forces have repeatedly fired long-range artillery and rockets into Thai territory, with many munitions landing far from legitimate military targets, including several areas in Surin province. Among the weapons identified are BM-21 Grad systems and RM-70 multiple rocket launchers, raising serious concerns about further escalation. “In response to sustained artillery and rocket attacks, the Thai military is obliged to undertake appropriate operations to neutralise these threats and protect civilians,” said Major General Winthai. “Our actions remain targeted at military threats only, in accordance with international rules of engagement.” A particularly alarming incident occurred on 26 July at around 15.30, when Cambodian shells struck a sub-district health centre in Ban Sam Meng, Kantharalak district, Si Sa Ket province. The building suffered severe damage, though no casualties were reported due to the prior evacuation of patients and staff. Despite international calls for a ceasefire, Cambodia has shown no sign of halting its offensive. According to Thai authorities, there is credible intelligence indicating the possibility of further deployment of advanced weapons by Cambodian forces, such as the more powerful PHL-03 system, further eroding trust between the two nations. In a significant development on the morning 27 July, the Royal Thai Army deployed VT-4 main battle tanks in active combat operations. The tanks’ mission is to counter Cambodian incursions and disrupt supply lines supporting enemy forces along the border. Military sources have confirmed the Thai Army’s ongoing efforts focus solely on neutralising military threats, with strict measures taken to minimise civilian harm. The Army reiterated its commitment to safeguarding Thailand’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the safety of its citizens. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-27 -
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Report French Tourist Dies Outside Koh Phi Phi Police Station After Night of Drinking
consider yourself lucky that you're not so psychologically messed up that you need to rely on alcohol as a crutch. -
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Politics Thaksin’s Political Role Questioned Amid Coalition Gathering
apparently nobody gives a hoot about it... this is a new low in Thai politics... -
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90-day report must be in person after each re-entry?
At CW it's 14-7 days before, whilst other IO's seem to operate on the 14 before up to the report date. If your report is due for example on a Tuesday, then you're safe to apply on Tuesday two weeks beforehand in all cases.- 1
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