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Billy's restaurant Chiang mai
You will get better results by searching google. Type in the subject of the thread followed by aseannow. E.g.- https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=chiang+mai+restaurants+aseannow -
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TM30 Reporting System Problem
And here you can do the Report once Registered https://tm30.immigration.go.th/tm30api/loginExternal.jsp?value=EXT&id=d5e57df4b04e9e810c457bc0d2c37b35 -
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TM30 Reporting System Problem
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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
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Frenchman faces legal action for unlawful macaque possession in Bangkok
In CITES, the term 'macaque' is a classifier. There are many species of macaque monkey yet the article does not identify the Frenchman's pets. A number of areas in Thailand, for example Lopburi and districts of Ratchaburi, are home to large populations of macaques where they have become a pest. Reacting to residents complaints local authorities have been capturing them and neutering males before releasing them back into the 'wild' yet now they are protected species? All baby monkeys are 'cute' but can become a serious nuisance when matured so unlucky Pierre is better off without them. That said, will they really be going into responsible care? .
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