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Shock discovery! Zelensky owns a suit!!
Painting all your "lefties" with the same brush is daft....🤔 Do you actually think all those on the right applaud Trumps daft moves...? I don't think so..............🤭 -
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Illegal Poker Den Busted in Bangkok Warehouse, 52 Arrested, 50 Million in Chips Seized
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. Police have raided an illegal poker den operating out of a converted warehouse in Bang Kapi, Bangkok, arresting 52 gamblers, including both Thai and foreign nationals. Authorities seized poker chips worth approximately 51 million baht along with cash in multiple currencies. The raid took place and was led by Lieutenant General Siam Boonsom, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, alongside senior officers from Ladprao Police Station and investigative units. The illegal gambling operation was found inside a fully air-conditioned warehouse in Soi Phokeaw 3, Klong Chan subdistrict. Police detained Mr. Sithisak 39, on charges of organising illegal gambling, along with 51 others from Thailand, Vietnam, Israel, Belarus, Pakistan, Denmark, India, China, Singapore, Iceland, and Russia. Authorities confiscated: Three poker tables 66 decks of playing cards Two laptops A banknote counting machine A digital timer display Two chip storage cases Among the seized poker chips were: 891 red chips (100 baht each) - 89,100 baht 2,167 black chips (1,000 baht each) - 2,167,000 baht 1,700 yellow chips (10,000 baht each) - 17,000,000 baht 300 blue chips (500 baht each) - 150,000 baht 1,700 green chips (50 baht each) - 5,000 baht 500 brown chips and 29 pink chips 320 large chips (100,000 baht each) - 32,000,000 baht Additionally, police found: 315,050 baht in banknotes 1,900 US dollars A Single 100-yuan Chinese banknote The operation was prompted by a tip-off from an informant, who reported large-scale gambling activity at the location. Officers conducted surveillance before launching the raid at 21. 19 on 4 March, catching players in the act of placing bets and exchanging money. All 52 individuals admitted to gambling, and police transfed them, along with the seized items, to Ladprao Police Station for further processing. The alleged organiser, Mr. Sithisak, faces charges of operating an illegal gambling establishment, while the 51 other suspects have been charged with participating in unlawful gambling. Thai law strictly prohibits unauthorised gambling, with penalties including fines and imprisonment. Authorities have confirmed that investigations are ongoing, and further legal action will be taken in accordance with Thailand’s Gambling Act. -- 2025-03-05 -
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Thailand Eases Alcohol Ban for Tourists on Buddhist Holidays
The transcription below features news stories from across Thailand and Southeast Asia, as presented in the Good Morning Thailand program, hosted by Alex and Jay. The stories cover a range of topics, from Thailand easing its alcohol ban for tourists on Buddhist holidays to the country's consideration of a border wall to combat scam gangs. 1. Thailand Eases Alcohol Ban for Tourists on Buddhist Holidays Thailand will allow alcohol sales in tourist zones, hotels, and airports on Buddhist holy days, except for five major ones. The new rules aim to balance tradition and tourism, with implementation expected before Visakha Bucha Day on May 11. 2. Bangkok Tuk Tuk Race Ends in Crash A late-night tuk-tuk race in Bangkok ended in a crash on Ratchadaphisek Road, seriously injuring three people. Police are investigating, with locals calling for stricter traffic enforcement. 3. Koh Pha Ngan Police Criticized Over Cannabis Theft Case A Koh Pha Ngan dispensary owner claims police ignored a theft by foreign customers caught on CCTV. Frustrated, she turned to social media, sparking criticism of police inaction. 4. Thailand Bets on Songkran Tourism Boost Thailand is investing 153 million baht in the Maha Songkran World Water Festival 2025 to attract 800,000 visitors and generate 3.2 billion baht in tourism revenue. 5. Malaysia’s Ex-PM Declares Wealth Amid Corruption Probe Former Malaysian PM Ismail Sabri Yaakob has declared his assets amid an investigation into government spending. Authorities have seized $40 million in cash and gold bars. 6. Jakarta Floods Displace Thousands Severe flooding in Jakarta has forced thousands to evacuate, with water levels reaching 3 meters. Authorities warn heavy rain may continue until March 11. 7. Thailand Considers Border Wall to Combat Scam Gangs Thailand is exploring a border wall with Cambodia to prevent illegal crossings linked to scam operations. The proposal follows a major crackdown on human trafficking and fraud. -
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