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USA RFK Jr Scraps $500 Million mRNA Vaccine Program
The common thread is NOT migrants. But of course, a MAGA wouldn't bother looking that up. Have you checked under your bed for migrants lately? -
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Report Vietnam Rallies 16,000 Troops for Spectacular Parade Rehearsal
Photo courtesy of VN Express Hanoi saw a vibrant display of military precision and national pride as nearly 16,000 officers and soldiers participated in a grand rehearsal for Vietnam’s upcoming military parade, marking the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day. This event, held on 5th August, showcases the country's strong military capabilities and patriotic spirit. Sen. Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Nghia, a key figure in the Vietnam People's Army, oversaw the drill aimed at honing performance and learning valuable lessons ahead of the main event. Beginning with a traditional torch relay and flag-raising ceremony, the rehearsal was nothing short of spectacular. The parade featured an impressive array of military hardware, with tanks, armoured vehicles, missiles, artillery, and radar systems among the highlights. Many of these formidable machines, including the Truong Son missile system and XCB-01 infantry fighting vehicle, are the products of Vietnam's own defence industry, underlining the country’s growing technological capabilities. Specialised police vehicles and equipment took centre stage as well, including anti-terrorism and multi-purpose tactical vehicles, illustrating the robust readiness of Vietnam’s Public Security forces. Despite the scorching heat, the personnel demonstrated remarkable dedication and improvement, noted by Gen. Nghia. He highlighted the rehearsal’s significance as a political and social event eagerly awaited by the Vietnamese people and leadership, both domestically and abroad. “The dedication and improved performance seen today are commendable,” said Nghia, pointing out the meticulous organisation and discipline in the preparations. This year’s parade is distinctive for its inclusion, featuring 18 stationary and 43 marching formations, with nine of these exclusively comprising female troops and police officers, showcasing Vietnam's commitment to gender diversity in its armed forces. The upcoming parade is more than just a display of military might. It is a powerful symbol of Vietnam's unity and resilience, celebrating the historical significance of the August Revolution and National Day. The thorough preparations and the involvement of diverse units accentuate the deep national pride that underpins this monumental event. As the nation anticipates the grand spectacle, the dedication displayed in these rehearsals promises an unforgettable celebration of Vietnam’s revolutionary history and enduring strength. Adapted by ASEAN Now from VN Express 2025-08-07 -
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Alert! Bangkok Bank new rule money seasoning
In all of this fascinating conversation I'm assuming that those of us silly enough to bring in 65+K฿ every month in support of an O/A permission to stay will have no difficulty getting the BKKBk's letter? -
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Oh My, Andy, is That You Being a Naughty Boy in Thailand?
In Soweto Alley? Oh no sorry that is no more. -
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Retirement Visa early renewal . (Pattaya Immigration)
Yawn. Been discussed on here many times. It's just a quick calculation. I can get around 5% in bank interest in my home country, even more if the money is in my managed fund. 800,000 baht x 5% = 40,000 baht per annum. At the time of posting, Kasikorn is paying 1.15-1.20% interest on a 12 month term deposit. 800,000 baht x 1.2% = 9,600 baht. You say your extension costs you 1,900 baht, but it's actually costs you way more, and you had to go to immigration. Not to mention, your money is in a 3rd World Country and not even at call. -
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Transport Ca Mau Airport Set for Major Year-Long Upgrade in 2025
Photo courtesy of VN Express Ca Mau Airport, a key hub in Vietnam's southernmost province, will shut down for a year-long upgrade starting November 2025. This ambitious VND2.4 trillion (approximately 3.3 billion Thai Baht) project aims to transform the airport into a modern facility capable of handling larger aircraft and increased passenger numbers. Currently, Ca Mau Airport features a modest 1,500-metre runway, serving mainly smaller aircraft such as the ATR72 and Embraer E190. Built during the French colonial era, it now manages around 200,000 passengers annually, primarily on daily flights to Ho Chi Minh City. The proposed upgrades will extend the runway, refine taxiways and aprons, and introduce new facilities to meet 4C standards. This will enable the airport to accommodate larger planes like the Airbus A320 and A321, crucially enhancing its capacity. Officials anticipate that by 2030, the airport will handle up to one million passengers annually, with projections soaring to three million by 2050. A significant hurdle, land clearance affecting over 600 families, has been successfully completed, with compensation costs exceeding VND577 billion (around 795 million Thai Baht). This clears the path for construction to commence without delay. The upgrade is set to invigorate tourism and business prospects in the Mekong Delta region, enhancing connectivity for travellers from across Vietnam and potentially attracting international visitors to the country's southern extremities. This development aligns with aspirations to bolster economic growth and elevate the region's profile on the global map. The provincial People's Committee is confident that these improvements will significantly boost the local economy by facilitating easier access and attracting a diverse array of visitors and investors. Businesses and tourists alike are expected to benefit from more frequent and varied flight routes directly to Vietnam's southern tip. In summary, the upcoming transformation of Ca Mau Airport represents a pivotal step in the region's development strategy. By adopting new technologies and expanding infrastructure, it aims to become a gateway that could transform the economic landscape of the Mekong Delta, championing growth and connectivity for decades to come. Adapted by ASEAN Now from VN Express 2025-08-07
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