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Report Father's Furious Kick at Kindergarten Sparks Outrage
Yea indeed, but what is in these cells?? drugsaddicted, dealers and some murderers.. and people who have stolen something or for section 112 violation.. But that is not what I mean. Thailand throws everybody in jail, the easiest way to get rid of problems.. But many times you read that stepfathers/mothers grandfathers uncles and aunts fathers and mothers are abusing kids in all thinable ways.. and what will happen to it?? nothing... Throw in the cell and the problem is solved, but you need decent education, rehability programs, safe houses for kids and justice that condemns these practices... Some while ago we could read that a kid was abandoned in a house for months untill a neighbour told someone...How many more are there??Kids beaten, abused, living alone here.... and the Government too busy instead of investing in decent education of parents, create institutions for kids safety, etc... -
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Accident Foreign Motorcyclist Crashes in Patong, Two Critically Injured in Early Morning Crash
Deport after paying for damages and other related expenses and then blacklist for life. -
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Health Stretched Waistbands: Bangkok Tops Obesity Charts
Apparently, all of the above only gained widespread use in the so-called industrial age, with the exception of sugar, although the refined sugar in use today is something everyone should stay away from.. Before the advent of cheap seed oil, Thais used concoct oil for cooking, primarily. A much healthier alternative. MSG was introduced in the 1940s. As for sugar? There are different types of sugar, but today's refined sugar is probably the worst. Anyway, it's all very much an unhealthy way to eat, and it's no wonder people are developing an obesity problem. The problem isn't limited to Thailand. The USA currently has a huge obesity epidemic, along with skyrocketing rates of diseases. It can all be blamed on junk food, for the most part. Cheap junk food to feed the masses.. RFK, Jr. is trying to put a stop to some of the abuses, but he's up against powerful interests that make money feeding people junk and that make money keeping people sick and in need of treatment and medication. -
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How did your dad influence your life
He taught me if I wanted something, I had to earn it for myself. No-one was going to give it to me. He taught me to avoid debt like the plague. Delay gratification until I had the cash. He was cheated out of an inheritance, which taught me they can rip families to shreds, and bring out the worst in people. He worked in a job he hated for 40 years. It made me determined I would not. BTW, I love mince pies.- 1
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Tourists and Transgender Group Clash in Violent Pattaya Beach Brawl
Tourists and Transgender Group Clash in Violent Pattaya Beach Brawl A violent brawl broke out on Pattaya Beach around 4:15 a.m. on May 19 between a group of transgender individuals and several foreign tourists, reportedly Israeli nationals. The fight began after a dispute over a 3,000 baht transaction for sexual services turned sour when the tourists, appearing intoxicated, demanded a refund. A bottle attack escalated the situation, which was caught on video. A local delivery rider trying to intervene was also assaulted. Police arrived to break up the fight and have since launched an investigation, reviewing CCTV footage and questioning both parties to determine legal outcomes. -
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Thailand COVID-19 Cases Surge Amid Warnings of Underreporting
Thailand COVID-19 Cases Surge Amid Warnings of Underreporting Thailand is experiencing a steady rise in COVID-19 cases, with over 31,000 new infections reported from May 11–17, marking the 11th consecutive week of increases. Dr. Thira Woratanarat warns that the real number is likely higher due to unreported cases and underestimation in official data. He urges the public to take precautions, including wearing masks in crowded places and avoiding close contact with sick individuals. Dr. Thira expects the surge to continue for several more months and stresses community vigilance to manage the outbreak.
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