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71 year old stressed drug suspect defecates herself during arrest
A 71 year old Thai woman in the central province of Ang Thong defecated herself during an arrest yesterday for drug dealing. She claimed she needed to sell drugs to cover her medical expenses. Officers from the Pa Mok District Administrative Office and Pa Mok Police Station yesterday, November 13, raided a house in the district to arrest the suspect, 71 year old Thong. The woman was found supplying methamphetamine, commonly known as Yaba, to teenagers in the community. Police searched Thong’s home and found 25 Yaba pills hidden in a black plastic case. She attempted to hide the case under a fan but her attempt was unsuccessful. Officers also discovered a zip-lock bag containing 1,510 baht in cash at the same location. Thong eventually admitted to selling the drugs in the area at 25 baht per tablet. She claimed to have bought the drugs from a man named “K” for 18 baht per pill. Thong explained that drug dealing was the only job that could provide enough money to cover her medical costs. She suffers from multiple congenital conditions, including diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. She further stated that, although she and her husband live separately, she also had to cover his medical expenses. She said she had no choice but to sell illegal substances. Police informed Matichon that Thong defecated herself during the arrest, reportedly due to stress about her future and the legal consequences she faces. Thong could face a prison sentence of between two and 20 years and a fine of between 200,000 and 2 million baht for violating Section 145 of the Narcotics Control Act, which prohibits possession of a Category 1 drug (methamphetamine) for sale. By Petch Petpailin Photo via Matichon Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-14 -
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British man arrested for selling drugs to foreign tourists in Chiang Mai
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How tarifs work?
An article in the Bangkok Post declares Thailand as the new hub for manufacturing, as many Chinese companies are reportedly relocating here in response to tariffs. Is this how it works? If that's the case how come BYD doesn't export from Rayong to USA and Canada? Can experts clarify? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Chiang Mai: Free rent for grabs in exchange for taming neighbour Photo courtesy of Saranya Facebook page via The Nation A Chiang Mai homeowner is taking drastic measures to settle a neighbourhood feud by offering three months of rent-free living to anyone willing to stand up to a particularly “mad” bully next door. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343587-chiang-mai-free-rent-for-grabs-in-exchange-for-taming-neighbour/ -
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Chiang Mai: Free rent for grabs in exchange for taming neighbour
A Chiang Mai homeowner is taking drastic measures to settle a neighbourhood feud by offering three months of rent-free living to anyone willing to stand up to a particularly “mad” bully next door. Saranya, known only by her Facebook handle, made the unusual offer on a local community page, ดอยสะเก็ดเด็ดทุกอย่าง Doi Saket Ded Took Yang (all is good at Doi Saket). In her bold post yesterday, November 13, she promised free rent for three months in her single-detached home in Doi Saket district, with a single condition: the tenant must be ready to unleash “sharp abusive words like a machine gun” at the troublesome neighbour if provoked. The post included details of the deal: after the initial rent-free period, the tenant would only pay a modest 4,000 baht deposit, and monthly rent payments would begin from the fourth month onwards. Saranya sweetened the offer further by covering electricity costs under 300 baht per month and providing free water, as the house has access to an underground well. “It’s easy,” Saranya wrote in her now-deleted post. “You should be able to cope with a mad neighbour and have the skill of firing sharp abusive words like a machine gun if you’re harassed.” Accompanying photos showed the modest one-storey house, surrounded by a concrete wall with neighbours on three sides. Though she didn’t identify the specific “problem neighbour,” the post attracted plenty of attention and comments, with locals intrigued by the unconventional rental offer. By today, however, the post had mysteriously disappeared, leaving some wondering whether anyone had taken up the unusual offer—or if the neighbourhood feud had escalated even further, reported The Nation. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Saranya Facebook page via The Nation Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-14 -
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Four Alleged Ugandan and Tanzanian Prostitutes Arrested in Patong
This isn"t on the list of 39 reserved positions, for Thai Nationals, that I was shown, when I came to Thailand 25 years ago ! When did they add this ? -
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Early Check-In Coming to Suvarnabhumi Airport by February
This automatic check in is beatiful, but... You still have to check in your luggage and there will be the congestion. I did it in Brussels and the waiting time was longer for the people who checked in automaticaly then the ones who did the classic check in. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Baht to basics: Tourists’ wild rides on Phuket tuk tuks spark online uproar Photo via Facebook/ Phuket Times ภูเก็ตไทม์ Thai netizens and a local news Facebook page criticised foreign tourists for their inappropriate behaviour on baht buses and tuk tuks in Phuket, expressing concerns over the safety of both the tourists themselves and other motorists. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343586-baht-to-basics-tourists’-wild-rides-on-phuket-tuk-tuks-spark-online-uproar/
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