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Thai Police Seize 700,000 Meth Pills Amid Local Elections
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 5 February 2025
Car Fire Outside Yi-ngo District Office Caused by Electrical Fault, Not Bomb Attack A vehicle fire broke out in the car park of Yi-ngo District Office in Narathiwat province on the morning of 4 February, prompting initial concerns of a potential security threat, as it occurred just after a car bomb at Sri Sakhon Police Station, Narathiwat. However, authorities have since confirmed that the fire was caused by an electrical fault rather than an explosive device. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1350842-car-fire-outside-yi-ngo-district-office-caused-by-electrical-fault-not-bomb-attack/ -
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British tourist’s bribery tale dismissed as ‘untrue’ by Pattaya police chief
That is a fine figure of a man. That story and pinches of salt, salt, salt everywhere. -
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Canada
Good news, its all panned out quite nicely so far, both the US and Canada should benefit. "Despite a North American dialogue on the public health impacts of illicit drugs since 2016, Canadian officials have acknowledged that the problem has only grown. And while U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) within the Department of Homeland Security seized, comparatively, much less fentanyl from Canada than from Mexico last year, fentanyl is so potent that even a very small parcel of the drug can cause many deaths and destruction to America families. In fact, the amount of fentanyl that crossed the northern border last year could kill 9.5 million Americans." https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/02/imposing-duties-to-address-the-flow-of-illicit-drugs-across-our-national-border/ -
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Car Fire Outside Yi-ngo District Office Caused by Electrical Fault, Not Bomb Attack
Picture from responders. A vehicle fire broke out in the car park of Yi-ngo District Office in Narathiwat province on the morning of 4 February, prompting initial concerns of a potential security threat, as it occurred just after a car bomb at Sri Sakhon Police Station, Narathiwat. However, authorities have since confirmed that the fire was caused by an electrical fault rather than an explosive device. The incident occurred in front of the Yi-ngo Volunteer Defence Company headquarters at around 09:20. Witnesses reported hearing a loud noise before the vehicle, an MG electric car, was engulfed in flames. Firefighters quickly responded and managed to contain the blaze, preventing damage to surrounding property. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and government assets remained unharmed. Investigators revealed that the car belonged to the Yi-ngo District Chief and had recently been retrieved from a repair shop after the vehicle had sustained damage. The preliminary assessment suggests that a problem in the electrical system, was responsible for the fire. Authorities have confirmed that the vehicle’s structure remained intact, showing no signs of external explosive damage, reinforcing the conclusion that the incident was not an act of violence. Forensic police conducted a thorough examination of the scene to verify the findings, as the investigation into the cause of the fire continues. -- 2025-02-05 -
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Angela Rayner’s Plan for Islamophobia Council Sparks Free Speech Concerns
Another step to appease the Muslim community in the UK. They aready have their own courts and follow the Sharia laws of their home country.
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