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Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Blows in Pre-emptive Strikes and Retaliatory Attacks
No doubt the Iranians have learned the lessons provided by the Ukrainians as how to deal with navy ships, and the Iranians have loads of missiles. -
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Where to apply for non-immigrant 'O' visa (over-50) without drawing UK pension?
Obviously you have a Thai bank account in your name only so you can just enter Thailand visa exempt and obtain subsequent extension in Thailand. However you can obtain the non O eVisa based on over 50 in UK. https://aseannow.com/topic/1311886-visa-exempt-to-retirement-extension-process-and-cost/ -
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Elderly Woman Abducted from Hospital: Sister Appeals for Help
He was a ghost, very hard to find. -
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/Featured Quiz 5 October - Weekly Featured Quiz - General Knowledge
View this quiz 5 October - Weekly Featured Quiz - General Knowledge 10 Questions to test your general knowledge. Submitter Captain Flack Type One Right Answer Time 5 minutes Total Questions 10 Category Weekly Featured Quiz Submitted 10/03/2024 -
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Israel Bans U.N. Chief António Guterres Amid Escalating Tensions
40 years ago the UN was described in an episode of "Yes, Prime Minister" thus: “The UN is the accepted forum for the expression of international hatred.” Nothing changes it seems. -
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Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Blows in Pre-emptive Strikes and Retaliatory Attacks
Communist lovers? Are you a McCarthy aficionado? They see communists here, they see communists there, they see communists everywhere. Reds under the bed and all that. -
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Must Read Bus Owner Caught Trying to Hide Illegal Gas Cylinders After Deadly Fire
Illegal modifications! I'm shocked, SHOCKED.... -
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Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Blows in Pre-emptive Strikes and Retaliatory Attacks
Must be the IDF's numbers -
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Pattaya Police Raid Chinese Gang Involved in Illegal Loans & Online Gambling
In a major crackdown, police in Pattaya raided a pool villa compound, uncovering a Chinese gang involved in illegal money lending and online gambling operations. The raid took place at 13:35 on October 3, led by Pol. Maj. Gen. Chatchai Surachetphong, Deputy Commander of Region 2 Police, and officers from Pattaya City Police Station. Acting on a tip-off, officers stormed three luxury pool villas in Chaiyapruek 1 Soi, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. The raid resulted in the arrest of 20 foreign nationals, all Chinese, and the seizure of 13 computers and more than 100 mobile phones. The operation followed intelligence from informants who reported suspicious behavior by Chinese nationals in the area, believed to be soliciting people to participate in illegal online gambling and loan sharking activities. At the first villa, located at 138/90, six Chinese men were found busy answering phones, coordinating illegal loans with clients. A Cambodian woman, working as a housekeeper, was also present. The villa contained more than 100 mobile phones and four laptop computers. At the second villa, located at 138/59, officers found eight Chinese nationals on the second floor, operating nine computers and a large number of mobile phones. The third villa, located at 138/77, housed five Chinese nationals, two of whom were attempting to shut down computer systems as officers arrived. Police revealed that the three villas were interconnected, each serving a specific role in the criminal network. The first villa acted as a hub for soliciting online gambling participants, while the second villa facilitated illegal money lending to fellow Chinese nationals. The third villa, allegedly serving as a food supply center for the group, raised suspicions, and further investigation is ongoing. All 20 Chinese nationals and the Cambodian housekeeper were arrested. Computers, mobile phones, and a sum of cash were confiscated. The suspects were charged with working without proper permits, with further charges pending investigation into other illegal activities. The investigation is ongoing as authorities continue to examine the extent of the gang’s operations and any additional crimes they may have committed. Picture courtesy of SiamChon -- 2024-10-04 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 October 2024
Pattaya Police Raid Chinese Gang Involved in Illegal Loans & Online Gambling In a major crackdown, police in Pattaya raided a pool villa compound, uncovering a Chinese gang involved in illegal money lending and online gambling operations. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339794-pattaya-police-raid-chinese-gang-involved-in-illegal-loans-online-gambling/ -
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Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Blows in Pre-emptive Strikes and Retaliatory Attacks
Are you heading down to the recruiting office to be part of the "stopping", or is it for other people to do that? The Russians and the Chinese might have something to say about the US/ EU wiping out other countries. They may see the writing on the wall and launch against the US/ EU before the US/ EU does at them. See where escalation ends up with nuclear armed countries? Starts with blowing up thousands of kids in Gaza and ends with you and everyone you love dying in either direct hits or lingering on in nuclear winter. -
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My best memory of Thailand
Still waiting for my lotto numbers or a cancer free mother in law. Yep still waiting. -
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Car Chase in Khao Talo Pattaya: Gunfire Erupts as Police Intervene in Love Triangle Dispute
A car chase erupted in the Khao Talo area of Pattaya, involving gunfire and damaged vehicles, before being brought under control by local police. The dramatic incident, which took place at around 11:00 on October 3, began when a confrontation over a woman spiralled into a violent pursuit through city streets. Officers from the Tourist Police Division 4, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Piyapong Ensarn and other local law enforcement, responded to the scene after receiving reports of gunshots and a car chase. The incident occurred in Soi Khao Talo 5/1 in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi. Upon arrival, police arrested 34-year-old Mr. Tosawat, recovering a .32 revolver from his possession. Mr. Sitthiporn, 22, the driver of a damaged grey Honda Civic with registration from Chonburi, was also taken into custody. The other party involved, 33-year-old Mr. Thapakornkrit, was driving a white Toyota Camry with registration from Bangkok. The Camry sustained damage to its left front side, and a white Chevrolet pickup truck at the scene had a bullet hole in its rear hood. According to police, the conflict began when Mr. Tosawat, accompanied by Mr. Sitthiporn, went to visit his girlfriend at a hotel in Soi Khao Noi. Upon entering her room, he found Mr. Thapakornkrit, whom he did not recognise, lying in bed. Enraged, he attacked Mr. Thapakornkrit, who fled the scene. Shortly afterward, Mr. Tosawat and Mr. Sitthiporn attempted to leave the hotel in their Honda Civic. However, they were blocked by Mr. Thapakornkrit’s friends, who arrived in a white pickup truck. Gunfire was exchanged during the altercation, with Mr. Tosawat firing his weapon to clear the path for their escape. A chase ensued through the streets of Khao Talo, with Mr. Thapakornkrit and his friends in pursuit. Police, who were patrolling nearby, witnessed the chase and intervened, bringing it to an end. Mr. Tosawat claimed that he fired his gun in self-defense after hearing gunshots and to avoid being blocked. Mr. Thapakornkrit, meanwhile, stated that the altercation stemmed from a misunderstanding and insisted that he and his friends did not fire any weapons. Both parties were taken to the police station for further questioning, and charges are pending as authorities investigate the full details of the incident. CCTV footage from nearby residents captured part of the chase, including the sound of multiple gunshots and the sight of the grey Honda Civic speeding away with the pickup truck and Camry in pursuit. Police continue to gather evidence and will determine the appropriate charges as the investigation unfolds. Picture courtesy of Sattahip News. -- 2024-10-04 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 4 October 2024
Car Chase in Khao Talo Pattaya: Gunfire Erupts as Police Intervene in Love Triangle Dispute A car chase erupted in the Khao Talo area of Pattaya, involving gunfire and damaged vehicles, before being brought under control by local police. The incident began when a confrontation over a woman spiralled into a violent pursuit through city streets. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339792-car-chase-in-khao-talo-pattaya-gunfire-erupts-as-police-intervene-in-love-triangle-dispute/
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