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The 7-Eleven Ham and Cheese Toastie (฿29) Thailand’s Proper Gastro Heaven
Yeah, let's belittle the 7-11 staff on the wages they earn, because ... why not? So you decided to kill 3 birds with one stone in this thread? Make fun of 7-11 employees, trash Thailand because of it's junk food offerings, and simultaneously make fun of the drunken farang who stumbles into 7-11 at 3 AM for one of these? Nice job. -
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JD Vance warned he's 'utterly unwelcome' over UK vacation plans
On a scale MAGA messaging would far outweigh posts those from the left and far more virulent. Trump posts alone would tip the scales for MAGA world -
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Tourism Thailand Tourism: Falling Behind or Ready to Evolve?
They need to go back to their roots and offer cheap tourism to backpackers. Vietnam is still very popular with backpackers. They're basically stealing Thailand's bread and butter tourists as they offer closer to what Thailand did in the past. There's nothing wrong with Thailand wanting to develop and leave the backpacker image behind, but they can't just shrug off the backpackers and expect everything else to follow. You have to get the demand for the new thing in before you move over from the old thing. -
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Weather Over a Million Affected: Monsoon Rains Hit the Philippines
File photo for reference only Torrential rains from the southwest monsoon, locally called 'habagat', have led to mandatory evacuations across the Philippines. The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) has instructed local government units (LGUs) to implement forced evacuations in response to severe flooding that has already impacted over 1.27 million individuals. The directive prioritises the evacuation of children, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla has called upon the Philippine National Police (PNP) and Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) to support LGUs in moving residents to safety. Local leaders are being urged to collaborate with Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) for efficient distribution of relief supplies. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council reports that approximately 82,335 people have been displaced, though only about 16,000 have reached designated evacuation centres, leaving a significant number of individuals vulnerable. To streamline the emergency response, the DILG has recommended adherence to Operation L!sto, a structured preparedness guide advising officials on necessary actions depending on the threat level. It includes three alert levels: Alpha (low risk), Bravo (medium risk), and Charlie (high risk), helping determine the need for pre-emptive or mandatory evacuations. At present, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has not documented any tropical cyclones, although three low-pressure areas (LPAs) are under observation. One LPA, located 1,140 kilometres east of Central Luzon, is likely to develop into a tropical depression within 24 hours, according to the latest updates. Heavy rain forecasts of 100 to 200 millimetres are in place for several regions, including Metro Manila and nearby provinces. Flood-prone and low-lying areas are especially at risk, with potential landslides threatening susceptible zones. PAGASA has also noted that the La Mesa Dam is currently overflowing, exacerbating flood conditions in areas such as Quezon City and nearby districts. The Marikina River, under a second alarm, has seen fluctuating water levels, which peaked earlier this morning. The public has been advised to remain vigilant as the situation unfolds. While there are currently six confirmed fatalities, multiple injuries, and missing persons, the situation remains fluid. The emergency efforts continue as the LGUs strive to safeguard communities and mitigate the impacts of this natural disaster. For ongoing updates and a live list of flood-affected areas, residents are encouraged to stay connected through local media channels and government advisories. The importance of prompt and informed action cannot be overstated in these challenging times. This natural calamity underscores the pressing need for continued community preparedness and robust emergency protocols. As always, ensuring the safety of the most vulnerable remains paramount. For residents, the call to heed official advisories is more urgent than ever, as the country braces for further rain. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Phil Star 2025-07-22 -
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Accident Tourists Survive Boat Tragedy, Guide Dies
Look who's talking, our BMW adventure specialist. He was there, knows all details, and judged the situation from his driver seat. So, what is your track record ? What did you accomplish so far in life with respect to rescuing people ? And what do you know about emergency operations ? -
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