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UK Mohammed Fahir Amaaz & Muhammad Amaad on Trial over Manchester Airport Clash
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If You Could Live Anywhere in the World, Would You Still Choose Thailand?
I stayed in a (relatively) cheap hotel on the main island, rather than on one of the spectacularly expensive resorts on an outlying island. I thought the place was a little run down, and poorer looking than I’d expected. I’d be driven insane with boredom if I had to stay there for a long time. World’s most beautiful airport though. Preferred Moorea. -
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USA Trump's 'Golden Age': A Two-Week Blitz of Political Dominance and Policy Wins
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 9 July 2025
Rare Asiatic Golden Cat Captured on Camera in Thai Park Screenshots from Khao Luang National Park Deep within Khao Luang National Park, Nakhon Si Thammarat, a camera trap has captured rare footage of the endangered Asiatic golden cat, sparking hope and interest in the region's conservation efforts. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366250-rare-asiatic-golden-cat-captured-on-camera-in-thai-park/ -
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Triple pricing for BTS/MRT from September
You're a tourist, not a migrant. Migrants dont have to report every 90 days and renew their extensions. If you don't like it, go back to your country like I did. -
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Report Rare Asiatic Golden Cat Captured on Camera in Thai Park
Screenshots from Khao Luang National Park Deep within Khao Luang National Park, Nakhon Si Thammarat, a camera trap has captured rare footage of the endangered Asiatic golden cat, sparking hope and interest in the region's conservation efforts. The footage was revealed on 8th July by Park Chief Haritchai Ritchooay, who credited the scientific team and Patrol Unit 2 with the remarkable find. "This proves our forest can still sustain rare and threatened species," Haritchai said. "It shows our work to protect and monitor wildlife is making a difference." The Asiatic golden cat, also known as Temminck's cat, is a striking medium-sized predator known for its sleek, reddish-brown coat, unlike many wild cats that sport stripes or spots. Its unique build, long legs, and signature high tail add to its allure. Camera traps, like the one used in this successful capture, are vital for studying wildlife in remote areas. "These cameras help us gather crucial data on animal behaviour and movement patterns," explained a park ranger. This information is essential for developing conservation strategies and pre-empting potential threats. Despite this encouraging sighting, the Asiatic golden cat remains at risk. Continued forest encroachment, habitat loss, and poaching are significant threats. Haritchai highlighted the ongoing danger, noting, "In the past, our teams have rescued golden cats caught in traps. It’s a constant challenge to keep them safe." In response, park officials are intensifying patrols and engaging local communities to raise awareness about protecting the area's unique wildlife. Conservation groups are thrilled with the discovery, seeing it as a vital reminder that Thailand's forests still harbour extraordinary creatures worth safeguarding. For now, the elusive golden cat continues to wander its shrinking terrain. Still, officials hope this sighting will galvanise stronger protective measures against the myriad dangers it faces. "Every glimpse we get is proof that our fight is not in vain," Haritchai affirmed. As Thailand battles to shield its natural heritage, the sighting of the Asiatic golden cat serves as a symbol of what’s at stake and what’s possible with continued effort and dedication. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-09
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