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Tariffs, tariff and tariffs again
Meanwhile their Transtifa foot soldiers are shooting cops, and their donors are keeping illegal migrant children as slaves on marijuana plantations. -
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French Father Overjoyed as Tourist Police Reunite Him with Lost Son on Koh Phangan Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A French tourist has expressed immense relief and gratitude after being reunited with his 13-year-old son, who was found by tourist police on Koh Phangan following an accidental separation during a ferry journey. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366479-french-father-overjoyed-as-tourist-police-reunite-him-with-lost-son-on-koh-phangan/ -
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Tariffs, tariff and tariffs again
I remember when it dropped a little while ago...the circle jerk on here was off the hook. Or when Biden was president they wouldn't shut up about it. Stock market all time high bla bla. Now the silence is deafening. -
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Community French Father Overjoyed as Tourist Police Reunite Him with Lost Son on Koh Phangan
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A French tourist has expressed immense relief and gratitude after being reunited with his 13-year-old son, who was found by tourist police on Koh Phangan following an accidental separation during a ferry journey. The incident occurred on 10 July, when Mr Nicolas 50, was travelling with his son on a Lomprayah ferry from Koh Tao to Koh Samui. During a scheduled stop at Koh Phangan, the boy mistakenly disembarked, believing it was their intended destination. By the time Mr Nicolas realised what had happened, the ferry had already departed. At approximately 19:05, Police Lieutenant Colonel Winit Boonchit received a report from Mr Nicolas regarding the disappearance. Officers from the Koh Phangan Tourist Police unit launched an immediate search of the area around Thong Sala Pier, where they soon found the boy walking alone along the roadside. After confirming his identity and nationality matched the details in the missing person report, officers escorted him to the local tourist police service unit. With no money or mobile phone, the boy was provided with cash for food and personal items by police. Due to the late hour and lack of available ferry services to Koh Samui, the boy was allowed to stay overnight at the police unit with his father’s consent. Tourist police on Koh Phangan then coordinated with their counterparts on Koh Samui to arrange a safe reunion. On the morning of 11 July, officers accompanied the boy on a ferry to Koh Samui, where he was reunited with his father. The emotional reunion brought Mr Nicolas to tears. He thanked the tourist police for their actions, care and professionalism. Officers responded that the safety and well-being of tourists remains their foremost priority. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-12 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 12 July 2025
One Man Dead After Pickup Truck Plunges into Reservoir in Chiang Mai Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A scenic drive turned into a disaster, when a pickup truck driver lost control and plunged into a reservoir in Mae Chaem district, Chiang Mai province. One man managed to survive by clinging to floating debris, while the other drowned before rescuers could reach him. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366478-one-man-dead-after-pickup-truck-plunges-into-reservoir-in-chiang-mai/ -
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Accident One Man Dead After Pickup Truck Plunges into Reservoir in Chiang Mai
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A scenic drive turned into a disaster, when a pickup truck driver lost control and plunged into a reservoir in Mae Chaem district, Chiang Mai province. One man managed to survive by clinging to floating debris, while the other drowned before rescuers could reach him. The incident occurred near San Nong Reservoir in Moo 7, Chang Khoeng subdistrict. Police from Mae Chaem Police Station received a report of a vehicle crash, involving two men, prompting the immediate deployment of rescue teams, divers and disaster response personnel from Chom Thong district. At the scene, authorities found a pickup truck submerged in the reservoir. Mr. Thanaphong, aged 48, survived the ordeal and was found in a state of shock. He later recounted the events leading up to the crash. According to Mr. Thanaphong, he and his friend Mr. Duangdee Klaanarongkhwan had been drinking alcohol together in the village earlier in the day. Mr. Duangdee then suggested they take a drive along the ridge of San Nong Reservoir to enjoy the view. While driving along the elevated bank, the vehicle suddenly lost control and plunged into the water. Both men struggled to escape the sinking truck and attempted to swim to shore. Mr. Thanaphong was able to survive by grabbing onto a piece of floating wood. Mr. Duangdee disappeared beneath the surface before help could arrive. Divers later recovered Mr. Duangdee’s lifeless body from the reservoir. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. Initial findings suggest alcohol consumption and unsafe driving contributed to the fatal crash. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-12
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