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Need Help With Lease Problem
I think you're in a tight spot, and at this point a departure probably won't get your deposits back and staying with the owner only may have issues with your immigration papers. Hope you can get it resolved. -
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Grandmother Mourns Loss of 11-Year-Old Granddaughter in Drowning
A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Manorom District, Chai Nat Province, as an 11-year-old girl with disabilities drowned in the Chai Nat-Pasak Canal on 23 November. Rescue teams searched for over 12 hours before suspending efforts. The incident occurred around 12:30, when Pol. Lt. Navin Boonkumkrong of Hang Nam Sakhon Police Station received a report of a missing person in the canal near Moo 3, Hang Nam Sakhon Subdistrict. The missing child was identified as Naparada Nakwan (known as Pan), who had an intellectual disability. Local rescue volunteers searched tirelessly with a team of over 10 divers but were unable to locate the body after seven hours. Central rescue teams joined the search later in the night, but the operation was halted at 01:35 on 24 November without success. The girl’s grandmother, Mrs. Bang-on Khamkham, 62, was inconsolable, weeping over the loss while awaiting the return of Pan’s parents from Bangkok. The family performed a ritual by lighting 16 incense sticks, pleading for the discovery of her body. Relatives believe the tragedy was fated, as it coincided with Pan’s birthday the day before and a Buddhist holy day. Mr. Amnuay Saraban, 65, Pan’s grandfather, explained that he was working on building an additional room next to their house when a neighbour alerted him to a child falling into the canal. He rushed out but couldn’t find her. Pan had been under the care of her 9-year-old sibling at the time. “If I had been watching her myself, I would never have let her out of my sight,” he lamented. Mrs. Bang-on revealed that she had gone out to pick chili peppers for extra income, leaving Pan at home. “Pan was a bright but disabled child. She couldn’t speak but understood everything we said. She never went near the water,” she sobbed. “Pan, come back to me! I love you more than anything else.” Neighbour Mrs. Sommai Ogas, 58, stated that Pan, who had autism, was not very strong physically. “No one saw her fall in, but when we heard the sound of the younger child calling we ran to the canal, but she was already submerged and gone.” Relatives noted several unique features about Pan, including birthmarks all over her body, and attributed her death to fate. “Yesterday was her 11th birthday, and today is a holy day,” her uncle remarked. “She never came near the water before, but something must have drawn her there this time. According to local beliefs, it was likely her time to go.” The family continues to hope for the recovery of Pan’s body, as they mourn the loss of a beloved child taken too soon. Picture from responders -- 2024-11-25 -
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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
Another phukcing foreigner concerned about US elections and politics. Maybe time for you to worry more about the chyte-hole you're from. -
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Private House Sale Proceedure
I don't think this is right. If the cheque has not been drawn, it can be cancelled.....say it got lost would it not be able to be cancelled? In fact, I've asked the bank the exact same question and they have confirmed it can be cancelled. However, if your buyer cancelled the cheque then you would of course have a legal remedy. I think the chance of someone going through that entire process only to cancel after the chanote was changed would be so slim and practically never happens -
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Man busted in UK smuggling cannabis from Thailand to clear debt
Doesn't say much for your 'cavity' then ..............! -
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What is the process for filing the evisa non o for a spouse?
The financial requirement to apply for eVisa in the states is posted by others earlier in the thread. The funds do not have to be in a Thai bank. For the 12 month extension you do not need to prove funds came from abroad. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 25 November 2024
Man, 60, Commits Suicide After Shooting Two Women in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Authorities in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya are investigating a tragic chain of events in which a 60-year-old man shot two women, critically injuring them, before taking his own life in a rice field hours later. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344478-man-60-commits-suicide-after-shooting-two-women-in-phra-nakhon-si-ayutthaya/
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