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dying from cancer at home in Thailand
I knew a guy a few years back now, got himself a carer full time, she was able to live in and he gave her a car, food included, he wasn't that bad and was able to get to hospital when needed, all she had to do was keep the house clean and cook and make sure he took his medicine, As I said he wasn't that bad or didn't appear to be, but all of a sudden he died one morning, no drama's -
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Trump the Great Peacemaker? More Like Turkey Without the Stuffin'
Haha. Thanks. Very refreshing. More than an icecube on my tongue. Give this old man a break. He has to take his globe and find out where Turkey is. Just before he got Thanksgiving in his mind. Wasn't it something to eat?? Turkey? And now to meet there? Where? He seems to be confused, disorientated, (dement). I'm not sure he can remember what he did or said the day before. But he's good to give the (dangerous) clown for the world and will give a chuckle to Putin. -
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What did you have for breakfast today?(2025)
Where Iis OneMoreFarang? Got fed up? Quite a few left when I had my break for a few moths. First breakfest in Thailand since left Norway. Nice weather and temperature. -
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Has anyone successfully been issued with a Thai Taxation Identification Number ( TIN).
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Lightning Strike Kills 3 at Angkor Wat, Sparks Online Backlash
Matichon A ritual ceremony at Cambodia’s famed Angkor Wat ended in tragedy yesterday evening when a lightning strike killed three people and injured more than ten others. The incident, which took place around 5:00 p.m. at the UNESCO World Heritage site in Siem Reap Province, occurred as locals and visitors gathered for a ceremonial event. According to initial reports, the deceased and injured included individuals from Phnom Penh, Kampot, and the surrounding region. Emergency services responded swiftly, with victims transported to nearby hospitals for treatment. The names of the deceased have not yet been released. The lightning bolt struck during a sudden storm while the group was performing the ceremony within the temple complex — widely considered the spiritual and cultural heart of Cambodia. The temple attracts millions of tourists annually and is a key pillar of the nation’s identity. As news of the incident spread online, much of the public response focused not on the tragedy itself but on its potential effect on Cambodia’s tourism industry. Many Cambodian internet users took to social media urging news outlets and online pages to delete the story, concerned it might deter foreign visitors already nervous about travel safety. The backlash underscores a growing tension between transparent reporting and national image, particularly in countries heavily reliant on tourism. While officials have yet to issue a formal statement, local authorities are expected to review safety protocols for future public gatherings at the site. The temple remains open to visitors, though the mood around Angkor Wat today is one of shock and mourning. -2025-05-17 -
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Report Viral Video Captures Tense Clash Between Women Competing for Patrons in Pattaya
This is a Forum about Thailand. 👍 This is JUST what I am talking about so.. read again. 5 am included the deadly roads full of drunk people putting other innocents lives at risk driving back to their homes (or rooms) around Whole Pattaya. I know what I talk. Don't underestimate boy, just reply giving your opinion, learn how to answer, think first what to write and forget me, warrior.
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