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Thailand to Introduce Flexible Dress Code for School Scout Uniforms
File photo for reference only In a progressive move, Thailand's Deputy Education Minister, Surasak Phancharoenworakul, announced plans to amend regulations to allow a more flexible dress code for scout uniforms in schools. This initiative aims to balance tradition with practicality, providing students with the option of either formal or casual styles. While there's no intention to abolish the wearing of scout uniforms altogether, the Ministry of Education seeks to offer more choices. Schools will have the autonomy to decide if students should wear the traditional scout attire or opt for a more relaxed version, taking into account weather conditions and the readiness of parents to adapt. The proposed changes include the possibility of pairing a scout scarf and hat with a regular school uniform, sportswear, or even local ethnic clothing, depending on regional practices. This initiative lets schools tailor uniform policies to their unique cultural and environmental contexts, especially for those institutions wishing to maintain the current uniform standards. Currently undergoing review by the Council of State, the amended regulations are poised for cabinet approval soon. Schools have been informed of the impending changes to ensure smooth implementation with the start of the new school term, mitigating potential public criticism from last-minute announcements. With no legal obstacles identified by the Council of State, schools are encouraged to begin considering how best to accommodate these changes for their students. This move towards a more flexible approach underscores the Ministry's commitment to adapting educational practices to better suit modern needs and contexts. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-04-30 -
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How about a solar car port on a budget?
I posted the following on the DIY Solar Power Forum under the heading "Lightning! Worry!! Fear!!! Terror!!!! Relief!!!!!" We have:- 4 x Deye 5kW hybrid inverters (Running with Solar Assistant but with the Deye dongles removed) 1 x 6kW Sofar grid-tie inverter (Running on the Gen input of the Deye Master) 90kWh of LiFePO4 in 7 packs with Seplos V3 BMSs 27kWp of panels in 10 strings of various power and direction Lightning! On Sunday we had one of the brief but concentrated storms which characterise this time of year in Thailand. I was sitting at my computer when a tree about 20m away got hit!! Flipping great bang! Scared the willies out of me! I needed a beer! (ok, several beers). The inverters flipped to grid and reset but no apparent damage and everything came back online after a minute or so. Meanwhile, my step-son who had been on the carport roof when the rain started decided that he wasn't going back up there today. I can't imagine why. Worry!! It rapidly became apparent that we had lost battery comms to Solar Assistant although closed loop to the inverters was still up. Turns out we fried one of the RS485 to USB dongles that connect to the Orange Pi that runs Solar Assistant. Had a spare in the bits box. Fear!!! Monday came around and it was obvious something was awry. The Master inverter was banging along at 4kW or so, but all three Slaves were doing very odd things with their MPPTs. They seemed to be constantly re-scanning, the impact on production was massive. I checked the wiring and voltages, and verified that the surge-arrestors hadn't triggered (took them out). A power cycle of the slaves and then the whole system yielded zero improvement. Terror!!!! Suddenly! All output went off!! The inverters were all running but were displaying "OFF". Looking at SA showed that the Remote Switch option was set to OFF. Tried to change the state without success, other parameters changed but not that one! I'm facing a bricked system!! I actually put the Deye dongles back on and tried to turn the inverters on via Deye Cloud. No joy. In desperation I did a factory reset on the Master and got the beast to come to life in stand-alone mode. Happy. At least we were able to carry local load. Then. Turned on comms to the slaves, 30 seconds later, "clunk", the master goes to OFF. OK back to stand-alone. Factory reset the slaves and set their RS485 addresses. Relief!!!!! Set the master to parallel and held my breath. It didn't go off. Turned on the load breakers and everthing started working much to my relief. I had a very relieved beer!! Of course, Brain of Britain here hadn't made a backup of the system settings, so I'm still messing around getting it right again, and making a backup! Evidently something got corrupted in the slaves but exactly what I have no idea. -
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Eggs a cholesterol bomb?
Apart from those 2 eggs, what was your diet like? and your blood figures? -
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Report Nudity Scandal on Thai Beach Fuels Calls for Tourist Behaviour Crackdown
Nothing to see except ink! 🙂 -
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Louis Theroux: The Settlers
Deflection as usual, Nick, that is not what I said, you've brought in Aus/Us/GB not me, what I said and I quote "Yes, of course they are entitled to a National Homeland, but only if they comply with International Laws. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 30 April 2025
Shocking Underage Sex Ring Busted: Teen Arrested in Bangkok Picture courtesy of Amarin TV In a startling revelation, a 14-year-old boy, referred to as "A," has been arrested by the Crime Suppression Division in Bangkok for orchestrating an underage gay sex ring. The teenager confessed to making a profit of 400 baht from exploiting his peers, marking a distressing chapter in child exploitation within the Pom Prap Sattru Phai district. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1359309-shocking-underage-sex-ring-busted-teen-arrested-in-bangkok/
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