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Weather Typhoon Kajiki Prompts Thailand to Prepare for Impact
I'm in Vientiane and it's just a little wet and windy -
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Road Rage (Foreigner Style)
Of course he did. He changed lanes without inidcating. As the law requires. Unbelievable the stupidity one reads on here. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 26 August 2025
Scottish Woman Dodges Jail for Smuggling 30kg Cannabis Photo of Manchester Airport courtesy of Just Park In a dramatic turn of events, a young Scottish woman escaped jail time despite being caught with over 30 kilograms of cannabis upon returning from Thailand. Kiala Wyles, 22, sobbed in relief at the Manchester Crown Court as she was handed a suspended sentence. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1371052-scottish-woman-dodges-jail-for-smuggling-30kg-cannabis/ -
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Solar LED floodlight questions
You can expect everything. They can make up battery capacity or LED's. A solar panel has loss in efficiency when higher temp and Thailand is hot. Panels in sun, lots of light but temperature builds up, so efficiency less. Also if the LED panels are in sun, panels heat up and can be way higher then max tolerable temp. Therefor electronics is effected and overall performance. Also dont see on pic or description lazada IP class, maybe they cant handle water that much. You know what happens water with electricity. According JD website: https://www.gdjdtyn.com/en/m/content.asp?id=276 -
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Report Scottish Woman Dodges Jail for Smuggling 30kg Cannabis
Photo of Manchester Airport courtesy of Just Park In a dramatic turn of events, a young Scottish woman escaped jail time despite being caught with over 30 kilograms of cannabis upon returning from Thailand. Kiala Wyles, 22, sobbed in relief at the Manchester Crown Court as she was handed a suspended sentence. The incident unfolded when Wyles was intercepted by Border Force officials at Manchester Airport on 24th July. Having flown in from Thailand, her luggage contained drugs worth approximately 3.55 million baht, hidden within 26 vacuum-sealed packages. Wyles had accepted a risky proposition via social media, promising her £10,000 (about 450,000 baht) for acting as a courier. She travelled from Edinburgh, spent three weeks in Thailand, and returned via Dubai, unaware, she claimed, of the illicit contents in her suitcases. Prosecutor Caitlin Stiles explained that Wyles, who worked in a care home in Stirling, was caught during a routine customs check. The young woman initially denied knowledge of the drugs but later admitted she was seduced by the lure of free travel and cash. In her defence, Olivia Gatfield portrayed Wyles as deeply remorseful, describing her involvement as a minor role under external influence. Gatfield revealed Wyles's history of substance use and financial hardship, highlighting her personal struggles with anxiety, depression, and a troubled family background. Recorder Jeremy Lasker recognised Wyles's genuine remorse and noted her mental health issues, deciding against an immediate prison sentence. He commented, "This is one of those rare cases where I’m actually going to give you a chance." Wyles, visibly emotional, thanked the judge for his leniency. Her sister, watching from the public gallery, also broke down in tears. The Manchester Evening News reported that Wyles was given a two-year suspended sentence and must complete a 12-month community payback scheme in Scotland after admitting to importing Class B drugs. This case highlights the increasing complexity of drug trafficking crimes and the personal vulnerabilities that can lead individuals into criminal activities. Wyles's story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of online offers promising easy money. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-08-26 -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
There is some hard scratchy plastic, which is to be expected, but the seats are comfortable with nice bue stitching. Did you see the video I posted a few days ago. The car drives pretty well with great visibility.
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