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Is Your Doctor Being Influenced by Big Pharma?
People do not go to the doctor to heat they need to diet and exercise. I see all these young people at the doctors, for what? Until was an old man, I don't remember ever going to the doctor unless I needed stiches or a bone set. -
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guess i need agency for non O renewal. recomendation?
already did that when i first came to thailand and apparently is not an option anymore?! Phetchabun immigration -
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Wise Transfers Successful
I did the same, not realising that Sat & Sun were weekends, and Mon & Tue were Bank holidays, when Bkk Bank shuts its computers down to save lekky. Arrived 14.03 today. Just did a GBP to AED in Dubai, 10 seconds. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 4 June 2025
Thai Student Fights Back Against False HIV Claim on TikTok Picture courtesy of Matichon In a courageous move to clear her name, a Thai university student, referred to as Dear, has publicly refuted false allegations accusing her of spreading HIV to multiple male partners. The 20-year-old, a second-year accounting student at Mahasarakham University, fell victim to a malicious social media hoax that falsely depicted her as HIV-positive. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1362664-thai-student-fights-back-against-false-hiv-claim-on-tiktok/ -
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Report Thai Student Fights Back Against False HIV Claim on TikTok
Picture courtesy of Matichon In a courageous move to clear her name, a Thai university student, referred to as Dear, has publicly refuted false allegations accusing her of spreading HIV to multiple male partners. The 20-year-old, a second-year accounting student at Mahasarakham University, fell victim to a malicious social media hoax that falsely depicted her as HIV-positive. The defamatory rumours originated from a manipulated TikTok clip of Dear promoting her university. This altered clip, spreading false claims of Dear announcing her supposed HIV status and naming several alleged partners, quickly went viral with over 600,000 views and 60,000 shares. The ensuing online hate campaign left Dear humiliated and tarnished her reputation. "I was ashamed and embarrassed. My dignity as a human was trampled," Dear expressed, highlighting her distress. Despite reaching out to the perpetrators to remove the post, she was met with mockery and subsequently blocked. In a firm stand against the allegations, Dear revealed a legitimate hospital-issued blood test confirming her HIV-negative status. She has also filed a police complaint against the individual behind the fake TikTok account and vowed to pursue justice. "This was fake news, and it has destroyed my mental health. But I’m not hiding, I’m fighting," she declared. Dear's mother shared her anguish over the ordeal, recounting the heartbreak of seeing strangers spew hateful comments about her daughter. "It’s lucky my daughter is strong — if she weren’t, this could have ended very differently," she added, acknowledging the toll such online abuse could take. Mahasarakham University's Faculty of Accountancy and Management has shown unwavering support for Dear. During a press conference, Dean Assoc. Prof. Dr. Charoen Sawithi confirmed that the imposter TikTok account, “น้องใหม่ มส 69,” was not affiliated with the institution. The university has taken legal action against those responsible under Thailand's Computer Crime Act 2017 and is providing Dear with legal and mental health support. "No student should be subjected to this kind of abuse," Dr. Charoen stated emphatically, promising to pursue the case to the fullest extent of the law. The university urges the public to avoid sharing unsubstantiated claims that can irreparably damage lives. Despite Dear's attempts to confront the fake TikTok user, she received a dismissive response. The user claimed TikTok removed the clip due to policy violations but dared her to find them. "This person hid behind a fake account and acted like a coward," Dear said, expressing her frustration at the lack of accountability. Dear and her family are determined to see the case through, hoping their battle highlights the detrimental effects of online misinformation. Her mother cautions, "Please, don’t destroy someone’s life for clicks and shares," urging everyone to think critically about the content they spread online. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-04 -
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for the date of depature in TADC.
This is in the wrong forum, it’s been answered but I’ll move it anyway.
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