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Democratic Leadership Faces Crisis of Confidence Amid all-time Low Poll
Most prices in the US have already dropped ,,, just waiting on the poor excuse of a Federal Reserve chair Powell to drop the interest rates oh. how come nobody bitched when Bidens / Dow dropped to 28725 ( it's currently 39606 ) This current blip iin the market is short term ! I'm just about fully recovered / this quarter -
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Accident Bus Driver Blames Fainting Spell for Crash That Injured 23 Passengers in Nonthaburi
Picture courtesy of Komchadluek. Twenty-three passengers sustained minor injuries when an air-conditioned city bus driver, on Route 166, veered into a concrete barrier at the Chaeng Watthana expressway exit in Pak Kret district, Nonthaburi, on the morning of 23 April. Police Captain Thapanapong Phuengmee, traffic inspector at Pak Kret Police Station, responded to the emergency call at approximately 08:40. Emergency rescue teams were dispatched to the scene to assist the injured and transport them to local hospitals for treatment. The incident occurred just before the Chaeng Watthana expressway exit towards Bang Pa-in. The bus, registration from Bangkok, was found with damage to the driver’s side after crashing into the edge of the expressway barrier. Passengers were seen waiting outside the vehicle for assistance. According to reports, around 30 people were on board at the time of the crash, with 23 suffering minor injuries such as abrasions. The driver, identified as 36-year-old Mr. Krit, told police he experienced a sudden blackout while driving from the Victory Monument in central Bangkok. As the bus approached the expressway exit, he momentarily lost consciousness, causing the vehicle to swerve into the barrier. He was able to regain control and bring the bus to a safe stop. Police conducted alcohol and drug tests on Mr. Krit, both of which returned negative results. The bus company’s insurance provider has confirmed it will cover all medical expenses for the injured passengers. The damaged vehicle is being examined further to assess repair needs and confirm all safety protocols were in place at the time of the incident. Police investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the incident. Adapted by Asean Now from Komchadluek.2025-04-24. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
Another day, another Russian warcrime https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg857d844xo Not a malfunctioning missile, a stray bomb, a mistake by a pilot at 30,000 fet and 500 miles away. A drone, steering by a bloke on his phone, who might as looked into the eyes of the female commuters, as he decided that would be the one. Not a soldier in his dugout. Not a IFV sprinting across a field. Not even an ambulance. But a commuter bus. These FPVs make this a very personal war. Russian drone operators look into the eyes of women and children. Its creating lots of war criminals. The notion of collateral damage doesn't apply. This is genocide. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 24 April 2025
Scammer Dupes Dozens in Airline Ticket and Hotel Booking Fraud on Koh Samui Picture courtesy of Kaoded. More than 20 victims gathered at Bo Phut Police Station on Koh Samui to file formal complaints against a woman accused of orchestrating a large-scale airline ticket and hotel booking scam, with damages reportedly exceeding 10 million baht. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358644-scammer-dupes-dozens-in-airline-ticket-and-hotel-booking-fraud-on-koh-samui/ -
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Crime Scammer Dupes Dozens in Airline Ticket and Hotel Booking Fraud on Koh Samui
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. More than 20 victims gathered at Bo Phut Police Station on Koh Samui to file formal complaints against a woman accused of orchestrating a large-scale airline ticket and hotel booking scam, with damages reportedly exceeding 10 million baht. The accused, identified as Ms. Kaewta, allegedly tricked friends, colleagues, and tourism business operators by offering domestic and international airline tickets as well as hotel rooms at unrealistically low prices. The victims are located not only on Koh Samui but also in Bangkok and Chiang Rai. One of the victims, Ms. Ann, detailed how she was approached by Ms. Kaewta, who claimed to have access to discounted full-service airline tickets to Japan through a woman named Ms. Manow, allegedly her relative and a sales agent for the airline. Claiming the tickets were reserved for friends and family of employees, they offered them at a special rate of 7,000 baht per ticket. Ms. Ann initially bought three tickets, and the outbound flight went smoothly. However, on the return leg, despite prior seat reservations, no bookings were found, forcing her and her family to sit separately. Encouraged by the initial trip, Ms. Ann booked more tickets, this time three open-dated tickets at 23,500 baht each, totalling 70,500 baht, transferring the money to the account of a Ms. Jutharat. Later, she also booked ten more tickets to Japan at 7,000 baht each (70,000 baht total), and six additional tickets on behalf of a friend at 8,500 baht each (51,000 baht total), paid to the account of a Mr. Sitthipong. She further booked six tickets to Shanghai for 42,000 baht, paid directly to Ms. Kaewta. Suspicion arose when no electronic tickets were issued. On 31 March, just a day before departure, Ms. Kaewta assured that travel was confirmed, allegedly coordinating via a supposed airline supervisor named Ms. Kukkai. She instructed the victims not to go to the airport to avoid complications. By 17:00 the day before the flight, with no confirmation or tickets in sight, Ms. Ann contacted the airline directly. She was informed that the promotional tickets did not exist and that neither “Ms. Manow” nor the supposed staff member were employed by the airline. She then publicised her story on social media, discovering many others had also been deceived. The number of victims is believed to exceed 50. Ms. Kaewta, reportedly a former employee at five-star hotels in Koh Samui, Phuket, and Chiang Rai, currently runs a private airport transfer business. Following the complaints, she has not been seen and is believed to have fled the island. Police Colonel Denduang Thongsrisuk and Police Lieutenant Colonel Thanongsak Aksornsom of Bo Phut Police Station have opened an investigation. Statements have been taken from the victims and further questioning is planned. Authorities have charged Ms. Kaewta with “defrauding the public” under Thai law. The investigation is ongoing, and police are working to track down the suspect and gather evidence to bring her to justice. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-04-24. -
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International Students Face Sudden Visa Revocations via email and told to self deport
There are dozens of posts on AN which criticize Israel and the conduct of the war in Gaza. The Mods do a commendable job in weeding out the blatantly antisemitic posts.
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