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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Not sure what there is to know, or care about. The facts and futre are ... ... worldwide sales are down, now, across the board ... ICEV are losing market share, and will continue to do so, year after year ... BEV, and all EV overall, will gain market share, and will continue year after year in the future. ... BEV and or next new energy version of non fossil fuel vehicles will make ICEV a thing of the past. Only to be seen in collector's garages & museums. -
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Krabi Restaurant Outraged After Tourist Dines and Dashes
Very odd... There has been a spate of 'dine and dash' reports on this forum recently... Is this on the increase ?... .... or is it simple a 'news contagion effect' where news of a specific issue garners attention and thus becomes 'more reportable' and is reported on more often. -
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Gulasch Basis and Thai Airways
Hallo! 1. Where can I buy Gulasch basis (similar to the attached pic ) in Pattaya ? 2. In the past, there was a Thai Airways Office on beach road. Now it's gone. Is there any new Thai Airways office in Pattaya ? PS: my 12 years old kid plans to fly to Europe alone in April, I'm gathering info on how to handle this... Thanks and Regards Susan -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 12 March 2025
Pattaya Police Crack Down on Illegal Foreign Workers at Villa Sites Tourist Police in Pattaya have arrested 25 foreign nationals working illegally at construction sites for pool villas, exposing a network of unauthorized foreign-run property developments. The operation, spearheaded by Police Colonel Man Rotthong, targeted Chinese investors linked to villa rentals operating as illicit hotels. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354410-pattaya-police-crack-down-on-illegal-foreign-workers-at-villa-sites/ -
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The Cracks in Neom: Saudi Arabia’s Futuristic Dream Meets Reality
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Pattaya Police Crack Down on Illegal Foreign Workers at Villa Sites
Tourist Police in Pattaya have arrested 25 foreign nationals working illegally at construction sites for pool villas, exposing a network of unauthorized foreign-run property developments. The operation, spearheaded by Police Colonel Man Rotthong, targeted Chinese investors linked to villa rentals operating as illicit hotels. Acting on a tip-off, officers raided four construction sites in the Huay Yai subdistrict on March 11. They found around 20 buildings under development with foreign supervisors, mainly Chinese nationals, overseeing Myanmar labourers. Of those detained, nine were Chinese, and 16 were Myanmar workers, none possessing valid work permits. Charged with breaching employment and immigration laws, this crackdown is part of a broader initiative to curtail foreign criminal activities in Thailand. Police have observed a rise in unpermitted foreign investments across industries, notably in real estate, driving illegal operations. The arrests, led by Police Lieutenant General Saksira Phueak-am, align with a national objective to curb illegal immigration, foreign-operated businesses, and transnational crime. With Chon Buri province, including Pattaya, experiencing a real estate surge ranked second after Bangkok, the crackdown comes as part of efforts to curtail unlawful property developments capitalizing on the area’s growth. Pattaya, situated within the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), has a thriving housing market valued at about 4.72 billion US dollars. As the city becomes a hub for illegal construction ventures, officials anticipate more raids to enforce strict compliance with Thailand's investment laws, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-12
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