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Quality sofa in Bangkok, maybe built in Bangkok - where to get one?
No i asked about large sofa's and was told that Ikea have them but after looking there were not any on show that were on the website but they said you can order without actually seeing so that was no good -
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The Early Release of Thousands of Prisoners in UK Proves to be Very Unpopular
I don't need any luck. It's there for all to see. You read something but only answer when you've ignored the words that go against your narrative. Just like ignoring the lack of prison building during the Blair and Brown years. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 12 September 2024
Digital wallet to the rescue: PM bets on cashing in for Thailand’s economy Picture courtesy of ThaiPost Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra firmly believes that the government’s policy, particularly the digital wallet handout programme, will act as a significant catalyst to regenerate the flailing economy of Thailand. This policy will be officially presented to Parliament over two days, starting tomorrow, as mandated by the constitution, before the government can begin its work. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1337996-digital-wallet-to-the-rescue-pm-bets-on-cashing-in-for-thailand’s-economy/ -
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Foreign Owned Restauraunts in Thailand
you used the above facts to make up your own narrative... myth information -
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
You would love the hills there bicycling. Koh Phangan have more to offer than Pattaya. I am kayaking, sup padling, dirt road motorbike, diving, freediving, and Koh Phangan have great restaurants and also great afternoon beach parties which ends early. Also large parts of Island are quiet in the evening, especially low season. Did I forget anything? The professional lady marked I have no idea how it is, since I mostly mingled with westerns while I lived there as single -
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Digital wallet to the rescue: PM bets on cashing in for Thailand’s economy
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra firmly believes that the government’s policy, particularly the digital wallet handout programme, will act as a significant catalyst to regenerate the flailing economy of Thailand. This policy will be officially presented to Parliament over two days, starting tomorrow, as mandated by the constitution, before the government can begin its work. The 38 year old Paetongtarn plans to deliver an overarching view of the government’s policy, while Cabinet ministers will provide specifics on their respective areas of responsibility. She emphasised the importance of the digital wallet programme, noting its role in economic stimulation. “The digital wallet programme will become clear after the policy statement. I will provide an overall picture while the finance minister will explain the details. The digital wallet programme aims to stimulate the economy. If such a stimulus is still not enough, we are ready to restructure the economy to become a digital one.” She clarified that the digital wallet is just one of several economic stimulus policies but acknowledged it as the primary one for immediate economic impact. Addressing concerns about the plan to split the 10,000-baht (US$300) payment into two parts, she argued for the need to adjust the system to ensure prompt disbursement. “It will take some time to install the digital wallet system, but people cannot wait, so we need to make adjustments to ensure they receive the money as quickly as possible. The payments will be made in phases. Payments in tranches, along with other economic stimulus measures, will help boost the economy.” The government has committed to distributing 145 billion baht (US$4.3 billion) in cash through the digital wallet programme to vulnerable groups and state welfare cardholders starting tomorrow. Those already registered via the Tang Rat application will receive 5,000 baht (US$150) by the end of this year, with the remaining half coming in digital currency next year if the digital wallet system is not fully operational. Digital wallet This scheme is central to the government’s strategy to revitalise Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy, which grew by 2.3% in the second quarter. A recent change in government following the court’s removal of Srettha Thavisin as premier has created uncertainty regarding the commencement of these stimulus measures. Paetongtarn, Srettha’s successor, confirmed last week that part of the handout would now be given in cash. Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai verified that the digital wallet handout scheme would be presented for Cabinet approval tomorrow. The revised government figures indicate that the 450 billion baht (US$13 billion) required for the scheme will be sourced from the budgets for fiscal years 2024 and 2025. Approximately 140 billion baht (US$4 billion) will come from the fiscal year 2024, with about 23 billion baht (US$683 million) from the central budget and 122 billion baht (US$3.6 billion) from the additional budget for that year. A supplementary bill to increase the current fiscal year’s budget by 122 billion baht (US$3.6 billion) to partially fund the scheme has already been passed by Parliament. Additionally, around 187 billion baht (US$5.5 billion) of the 450 billion baht (US$13 billion) will come from the 2025 central budget, leaving the scheme still about 117 billion baht (US$3.5 billion) short. Wanwichit Boonprong, a political science lecturer at Rangsit University, noted that Paetongtarn’s policy largely continues the previous administration’s initiatives. He pointed out that several policies of the new government appear to be inspired by former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s statements at a recent local forum, reported Bangkok Post. Olarn Thinbangtieo, a political science lecturer at Burapha University in Chon Buri province, observed that some government policies, including the plan for an entertainment complex with a casino, were not part of their election promises. “Many policies are similar to those proposed by Thaksin at the forum, which shows the government may have been influenced by Thaksin.” By Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of ThaiPost Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-09-12 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Harris Surges Past Trump In Election Betting Markets After First Presidential Debate
This is all whataboutism. Harris didn't need that debate, Trump did. Now Trump wants another one. You can make up all the excuses you want about why he lost the debate, but it doesn't matter. Lost is lost. And he will be lucky to get another one. Any time he doesn't like the terms of the debate or the options he can simply walk away as you suggested, but he didn't and he won't. He's too desperate. -
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
Some don't like Island life, but Koh Chang has been my choice now for many years, If I had to move Ban Chang would be first choice, not to far from BKK or Pattaya. -
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Quality sofa in Bangkok, maybe built in Bangkok - where to get one?
Yes we are starting to build a new house and we are almost definitely going to get the kitchen from Ikea The sofas are not as good as i expected they would be. Had a few from a certain large furniture store and the synthetic leather gets crunchy and flakey like and old iguana after 2-3 years not cheap as well . Did enjoy the food though and quite cheap at ikea -
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Trump's Wild Claims: The Truth Behind the Pet-Eating Conspiracy
#3 get votes from Chinese restaurant owners 😀 -
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Advice me on car window tint
That's been my experience with black cars. I had to clean them much more often or they looked dusty. And whiskey dings, rock chips and door dings were a lot more pronounced. It wasn't worth it to turn on the AC if the trip was less than 5 or 10 minutes. It took that long for the car to cool off. I've had kids and women jump out of the car and start crying after they sat down on black vinyl or leather upholstery in the sun. Not so bad with cloth upholstery. I've got nothing against black cars as a personal choice. Just not one I would make in the tropics, unless it was a great deal on a used car that happened to be black. Some places I've lived, black was the choice because the cops thought they were official vehicles and left them alone. Back to the OP, I haven't seen any discussion of the maximum legal tint for the various windows/windshield. I have no doubt that the installer will sell you anything you insist on. But is it legal, and will there be extra liability in an accident? And can the insurance company deny a claim if they find out the tint was illegal? Those are honest questions, not pointed ones. I just don't know. -
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Advice me on car window tint
Dimly lit roads on a wet night are the best times to be out runing amok ! -
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Harris Surges Past Trump In Election Betting Markets After First Presidential Debate
Trump lied 33 times during the debate. He got fact checked 5 times. IMO he got off lightly. I suggest you lay in a few boxes of Kleenex for November 5.- 1
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What are the requirements exactly for credit cards?
The 800,000 has to be immediately available to withdraw. A secured credit card will lock the amount of the card so it can’t be withdrawn. So no that won’t work -
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