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Debit card hijacked
I never use my US debit online and freeze it when I don't need it. I don't use my Thai debit online either, never keep a high balance on the card. -
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The protests are peaceful. Trump lied.
They are not looters or thieves......they are unreceipted. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
We have posted a lot about "PEA" no longer allowing a 2nd meter for EV charging, but has anyone seen any news article/official document saying "MEA" which provides electricity to Bangkok, Samut Prakan, and Nanthaburi no longer allows a 2nd meter for EV charging? I haven't and the MEA website indicates they support residential Home EV Charger service which I assume means a "separate" meter if desired. https://www.mea.or.th/en/ https://www.mea.or.th/our-services/mea-service/e-service/new-meter-ev-home -
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How long after Pending approval for setv visa
On the contrary - a person with an income of multiples of the average wage in my country could easily get a tourist-visa to visit there. -
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Is Hamas losing control in Gaza?
Hamas' two-decade rule over Gaza may finally be coming to an end, amid the Israeli occupation, challenge from a rising rival militia, and growing opposition among its own people. In response, the Islamist group has suggested in recent statements it could hand over control of Gaza willingly, but does this "signal a real change of heart, or are they just another calculated move to buy time and polish their image on the world stage?", asked The Jerusalem Post. Confirmation at the weekend of former Hamas military chief Mohammed Sinwar's death "changes little in and of itself", said The Economist, as happened with the killing of previous leaders, the group has been quick to appoint a replacement, "but it could shift the balance within the movement's leadership". Is Hamas losing control in Gaza? An interesting article above which refers to Abbas, the Palestinian leader, calling for Hamas to hand over their weapons and let an Arab and international force 'protect the Palestinian people'. Apparently Hamas has offered to turn over the running of Gaza to a new government. Unfortunately, according to the article, Netanyahu wishes for personal reasons to prolong the war. -
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