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Immigration Thailand Digital Arrival Card. TDAC
No - there is nothing from the TDAC system that you need to show when checking in (anywhere) - you can also do the TDAC on arrival in BKK (there are tablet stations for you to do this if you have no smart phone or internet connection on arrival). No, not at all... But you will receive an e-mail (with a QR code) that shows your TDAC has been completed - there is currently no requirement to show this to immgiration officers on arrival. As above, nothing is required in advance, although you can fill out the TDAC in your own convenience up to 3 days before hand. The TDAC replaces the old TM6 arrival card and is for all arrivals, regardless of Visa and is not connected to a visa or visa status. -
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Marines Deployed…
Are you trying to beat ThreeCardMonte out of the top spot, buddy? Well, keep up the good work, you're doing splendidly! -
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Crime Man Re-Arrested for Assaulting Police Officer in Pran Buri Incident
Picture courtesy of KhaoSod A 30-year-old man has been re-arrested in Pran Buri district, central Thailand, after assaulting a traffic police officer shortly following his release from custody. The individual, identified as Panya, initially found himself in trouble for causing disturbances under alcohol's influence, prompting his detainment. Upon release on June 9, Panya became agitated over the absence of transport to take him home and lashed out by assaulting Police Lieutenant Arthit Khwanthong. The officer sustained facial swelling from multiple blows during the incident. Earlier, Panya had been released after overnight detention for displaying calmer behaviour, though this proved short-lived. The situation escalated when, visibly upset, Panya hurled a water bottle at a traffic booth on Phet Kasem Road. Officers stationed at the booth confronted him, resulting in a heated argument. Driven by frustration, Panya attacked Lt. Arthit, leading to a scuffle stopped only by police intervention. Post-incident, Lt. Arthit sought medical attention and reported the attack. Police Colonel Hongprom Wissitchanachai, Commander of Pran Buri Police Station, reported the initial detention stemmed from complaints about Panya's erratic behaviour and suspected weapon possession. Although no weapon was found, his intoxicated state warranted an overnight stay in custody. Despite showing signs of calm the following morning, Panya's erratic behaviour continued after his release; he damaged a security camera in the holding cell, prompting his rearrest. Authorities are probing potential underlying issues for his conduct, such as stress or drug influence. Witnesses at the scene described Panya's demeanour as frenetic, likening it to someone possibly under drug effects. They recounted the unfolding drama, detailing how officers tried to contain Panya before the assault took place. Now, Panya faces serious charges including assaulting a police officer and property damage as investigations proceed. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-10 -
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3BB Phuket IPv6 Delegation Size only /64?
Hello, I'm subscribed to 3BB internet 2.5g/1g in Phuket and they gave me an AIS black router 2.5g capable. I have it in bridge mode atm and connected to my Unifi UDM SE and setup PPPoE and everything is working fine. Except that I asked them to enable IPv6 for me and they did, but they gave me a /64 delegation size. I know this because I set my UDM SE to request for /56 but the IPv6 only work on one VLAN meaning the ISP DHCPv6-PD server responded with /64 block so my UDM SE can only give it to one VLAN. My other VLANs are missing a global IPv6 address. I tried to call them and explain my situation and specifically requested them to change from /64 to /56 for prefix delegation, but after being put on hold multiple times and several callbacks, they came to the conclusion that they cannot change anything and I'll have to live with this /64 block... I didn't want any conflict or trouble so I just told them it's ok and hung up but it's still ticking me off, mainly because they kept misunderstanding my request and the last employee kinda gave me an attitude at first. First they said something along the lines of "you can only have one PPPoE device, I see you have one on VLAN33, it's impossible to give another," which is completely unrelated to my issue and mind you, when i called them i told them specifically "IPv6 Delegation size /56" I repeated my request so they said they would call me back. After a while another guy called back and told me "We cannot control your device because it's in bridge mode so you will have to set it yourself." I told them I already did and it's on their end, not mine, so they went back to check again and came back telling me "This is very weird, I cannot change anything on my end. It says it is delegating /64 and you should double check your settings because normally the client controls the delegation." wtf??? Do they even know how DHCP-PD works? 😭 after explaining to him again he finally told me he cannot change the value and it's stuck like that and I just gave up. I need /56 because I run multiple VLANs and want proper IPv6 on all of them, not just one network. anyone dealt with this BS before? do i have to live with /64 or is there a way to get /56 Tl;DR: Requested /56, got a "we cant give you that" back from 3bb -
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Slow mail from UK recently ?
Jersey aren't members of the Universal Postal Union which can cause problems with interchanges to other countries. For example, it's not possible to send EMS mail from Thailand to the Channel Islands.
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