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Technician found dead waiting for 10,000 baht digital transfer
A 46 year old technician, recently separated from his partner, was found dead after waiting for a digital money transfer he hoped would change his fortunes. The incident occurred yesterday at a multipurpose pavilion in Village 4, Khao Tha Phra subdistrict, Chai Nat province. Police Lieutenant Manit Yangthueng, an investigator from Mueang Chai Nat Police Station, received the report and immediately coordinated with Chai Nat Narenthorn Hospital’s medical team and a local rescue foundation. The deceased, who resided in Suea Hok subdistrict, was discovered shirtless, lying on the floor near a wall. Beside him were a bottle of white liquor, a can of coffee, and a strip of painkillers. Preliminary examination revealed no signs of injury or struggle, leading police to suspect heart failure as the cause of death. An interview with the employer revealed that the deceased had been living at the pavilion temporarily after his breakup left him homeless. Known for his heavy drinking, the technician had consumed white liquor both morning and evening. He had taken a day off, citing a headache, for which his employer had provided painkillers. After failing to reach him by phone, the employer went to check on him and discovered him lifeless, just three days before he was due to receive a digital money transfer of 10,000 baht (US$300). This money was intended to help him rent a room and support his child. The ex-partner of the deceased confirmed his drinking habits. “We broke up because of his drinking. He drank every day, leading to constant arguments.” She added that the deceased was scheduled to receive 10,000 baht on September 27 due to his vulnerable status and registration for state welfare benefits. The money was meant for his child, but he passed away before it could be received, reported KhaoSod. Family members, accepting the cause of death, said, “We are not suspicious about his passing and wish to proceed with religious rites.”. By Bright Choomanee Picture courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-09-25 -
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3 year old Thai girl sexually assaulted by foreign man in Phuket
Good grief just 3 years old, she'd be better of in children's home away from drugs and alcohol, poor mite. -
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What is a good sandwich filler? except cheese or ham
Indeed there are many of life's pleasures that some people will urge you to give up , but in reality you won't live any longer it will just feel like it I too have probably lost 5 to 10 years off the end of my life, but as I fully expected to spend those years alone in a nursing home , blighted by dementia , probably incontinent , for most of the time covered in my own faeces and urine , and at the mercy of a poorly qualified sadistic carer I can't say I am that bothered. These health freaks seem to think that they won't succumb to death, boy are they in for a shock one day, and it may come around quicker than they think, it normally does -
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What is a good sandwich filler? except cheese or ham
Indeed there are many of life's pleasures that some people will urge you to give up , but in reality you won't live any longer it will just feel like it I too have probably lost 5 to 10 years off the end of my life, but as I fully expected to spend those years alone in a nursing home , blighted by dementia , probably incontinent , for most of the time covered in my own faeces and urine , and at the mercy of a poorly qualified sadistic carer I can't say I am that bothered. These health freaks seem to think that they won't succumb to death, boy are they in for a shock one day, and it may come around quicker than they think, it normally does -
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Vance Labels Harris as a Major Threat to Religious Liberty
The reason the Supreme Court rejected the effort was that the plaintiffs didn't have standing. It never ruled on whether the FDA had overstepped its bounds. You should have actually read the article: "The justices decided the plaintiffs, a group of anti-abortion doctors and activists, did not have a legal right to sue. But they left the door open to other attempts to limit the availability of the drug." https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c2qq1wqw3w2o The decision was not clear or comprehensive. In fact, the FDA under the Trump administration could roll back the permissions it gave under the Biden administration. As for Comstock, it may not be Trump who would decide the outcome of a court case, but he could definitely decide to start enforcing it and see what happens. A national ban does seem unlikely now. But in 2 years who knows? -
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Thailand Delays Automated Entry System for Foreign Tourists
Life can be very cruel. 🫠 -
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Thailand's Landmark Move: Same-Sex Marriage Legalised
And don't forget that residency does not alllow work. A Work Permit is still required. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 25 September 2024
Thai Airways rolls out discounts for students, seniors, and monks Photo courtesy of Thai Airways X via Travel and Leisure Asia Thai Airways (THAI) is rolling out jaw-dropping discounts for select travellers, making it the perfect time to pack your bags and fly for less. The national carrier just announced special fares for students, senior citizens, and religious travellers, with massive savings on both domestic and international flights. But hurry, the sale ends on September 30. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1339076-thai-airways-rolls-out-discounts-for-students-seniors-and-monks/ -
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Thailand's Landmark Move: Same-Sex Marriage Legalised
Foreign wives can get residency just by marrying Thai men. No kids, no dependencies needed. -
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3 year old Thai girl sexually assaulted by foreign man in Phuket
Foreigners are getting some stick on their FB page, painting all farangs with the same brush -
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Thailand's Landmark Move: Same-Sex Marriage Legalised
Sorry my mistake but, unless you are still very young, 30 years would be a good start. -
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Thai Airways rolls out discounts for students, seniors, and monks
Thai Airways (THAI) is rolling out jaw-dropping discounts for select travellers, making it the perfect time to pack your bags and fly for less. The national carrier just announced special fares for students, senior citizens, and religious travellers, with massive savings on both domestic and international flights. But hurry, the sale ends on September 30. Students under 25 can now jet off to top international destinations like London, Tokyo, Paris, and more, with unbeatable discounts on economy and business class tickets. A valid university or student card is all you need to score these deals. Whether it’s a gap year adventure or an academic escape, this offer lets you travel in style without breaking the bank. On the domestic front, students aged 18 to 24 can also grab cut-price tickets to popular spots like Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Hat Yai. It’s a golden opportunity to explore Thailand on a budget. Thai citizens aged 60 and above aren’t left out. With this exclusive deal, seniors can fly anywhere within Thailand at discounted rates. It’s never been easier for older travellers to visit family, see the sights, or relax on a tropical beach—all while enjoying huge savings on economy flights. Monks, maechees, priests, and other religious leaders can now travel both domestically and internationally at a special fare. With flexible class options, from economy to first class, and no travel date restrictions, this deal is a blessing in disguise for spiritual travellers, reported Travel and Leisure Asia. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Thai Airways X via Travel and Leisure Asia Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-09-25
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