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Thai man alleges police officer assault over Laotian bar girl
obviously an unlabeled package.. easy fix -
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Trump’s Use of Immigration Conspiracies: A Strategic Political Play
The point of it was to get peoples attention. Most havent awaken to the reality that the country is being taken over -
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Gary Neville Defends Sir Keir Starmer Over Football Freebies Controversy
Free gifts and inducements to politicians should be declared and scrutinized by the parliamentry ethics committee prior to events. Not when discovered years later. -
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Chaos at the Police Station Drunken Belgian Man Defecates and Dances in Underwear
Yeah, I'm going to have to add a new column to my idiot foreigner spreadsheet. Russians. Brits. Aussies. Now Belgians. -
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Oz $ losing so much value to the Baht
An interesting piece below on the implications for Australia's economy as a result of Chinese policy changes. The bottom line is that exports to China have peaked and are in decline, this will manifest itself in the exchange rate, unless Australia can find new markets for its commodities, which seems improbable, given its remote location. "For Australia, it does not take Albert Einstein to work out the implications. China is already using less coal, gas and iron ore. Even less is ahead. Steel and iron have been falling for years already and they are not even halfway down yet. This affects the economy in three ways over time. First, budget receipts are hit, spending is cut, or taxes rise. Second, falling prices force miners to curtail investment. Third, equity prices fall, which has begun but has far still to run. These three impacts comprise a giant national income shock that wipes out wage growth and inflation. The Reserve Bank of Australia will be forced to cut the cash rate much deeper than anybody expects through the next few years". https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/chinas-interest-rate-move-leaves-australia-exposed-future-is-grim-200035137.html -
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Drowning Incident in Mae Hong Son: Body of Missing Man Recovered After Six-Day Search
Picture from responders. The body of 24-year-old Mr. Chaiwan, who went missing after falling into the Nam Lang River near a weir in Ban Rai, Sop Pong Subdistrict, Pang Mapha District, Mae Hong Son, was recovered on September 24, after a six-day search operation. The search resumed at 08:30 in the morning, with teams divided to explore the area from the weir downstream along the Nam Lang River, extending to the Rukud Nam Lang section. At 12:30 a team member spotted what appeared to be a body caught on the riverbank across from their path. Officials deployed a rubber boat to cross the river and confirm the discovery. Tragically, it was determined to be the body of the missing man, Mr. Chaiwan. At 14.00 the body was removed from the scene, and authorities conducted an official examination. According to the police, there were no signs of foul play, and Mr. Chaiwan’s wife has stated that she does not question the cause of death, so the body was transported to Ban Rai temple for cremation. Authorities expressed their gratitude to the search teams, including Mr. Weeraphong Rattanasri, Pang Mapha District Chief, district security officials, Village Headman and residents of Ban Rai, the local rescue units, divers from the Pai Samakkhi Rescue Team, the Provincial Disaster Relief Team, and officers from various local and provincial agencies. -- 2024-09-25 -
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Pit Bull Attacks & Kills 67-Year-Old Woman Cycling in Pathum Thani
Ah, now you're a dog owner in Thailand, since when? -
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Identification now required to make a cash deposits at Thai Banks?
just made a cash deposit @ a Kasikorn machine 3 days ago no problem you do realize as soon as you put your ATM in the slot, you're fingered. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 25 September 2024
Drowning Incident in Mae Hong Son: Body of Missing Man Recovered After Six-Day Search The body of 24-year-old man, who went missing after falling into the Nam Lang River near a weir in Ban Rai, Sop Pong Subdistrict, Pang Mapha District, Mae Hong Son, was recovered on September 24, after a six-day search operation. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339019-drowning-incident-in-mae-hong-son-body-of-missing-man-recovered-after-six-day-search/ -
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Trump’s Use of Immigration Conspiracies: A Strategic Political Play
Curtailment of illegal immigration is a vote winner if addressed with non inflammatory retoric. Unfortunatly Trump's comments regarding immigrants eating pet animials was unnecessary and harmful to his campaign on immigration. -
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Pit Bull Attacks & Kills 67-Year-Old Woman Cycling in Pathum Thani
actually yes. on khlong sam. if you go near the temple side keep going on your left just past the temple there is a 2nd hand store right beside the road. killer digs there for great prices. -
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Awkward Moment Between Mike Tyson and Diddy Resurfaces Amid Legal Scandal
J lo would know a few secrets I believe -
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Big Joke Faces Asset Seizure in Online Gambling Case
Name the time and place! -
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Chaos at the Police Station Drunken Belgian Man Defecates and Dances in Underwear
Thailand is considered a Developing Nation. It wouldn't be unreasonable for their police to be caught occasionally beating an uncooperative prisoner. This should be one of those occasions. -
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Thai man alleges police officer assault over Laotian bar girl
Not easy if overwritten with new information.
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