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M6 highway
I am searching for information and can't find it myself. Which part og M6 is open now? If not all are open, when is the (latest) planned opening date? Thanks Frank -
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Foreign Tourist Assaults Bar Staff & Women in Pattaya Soi 6, Knocked Down in Viral Brawl
Omg. That guy and his friend need to be savagely beaten by a mob of people with kicks to the head for that! 🙄 (/s) -
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China's Envoy Assures Rights of Detained Filipinos in Espionage Case
File photo for reference only China's Ambassador to the Philippines, Huang Xilian, has reassured that the rights of three Filipinos, arrested for alleged espionage, are being upheld as their cases proceed through the judicial process. Despite confirming that China will pursue the charges, Ambassador Huang emphasized the commitment to protecting the legal rights of the accused. The Philippine Consulate General in Guangzhou is actively coordinating with Chinese authorities to ensure the Filipinos' rights are safeguarded, in line with the Philippines-China Consular Agreement. This agreement, under Article 13, allows consular officers to visit detained nationals, communicate with them, and organize legal assistance. The three individuals, natives of Palawan, were detained in Hainan following their arrest on espionage charges against China. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has expressed its expectation for due process and full protection of their rights. DFA's Office of Migration Affairs has arranged local legal representation, funded by the DFA Legal Assistance Fund. “We already funded the lawyer,” indicated DFA Undersecretary for Migrant Affairs Eduardo de Vega. However, the approval of the provincial governor in Hainan is required for the lawyer to meet with the detainees, and efforts are underway to secure this authorization. The families of the detained have appealed for visitation rights through the Philippine consular office, though Ambassador Huang did not provide clarity on whether such visits would be permitted by the Chinese government. Concerns have been raised by the National Security Council (NSC) over the espionage charges and the individuals' alleged confessions. Notably, the detainees were recipients of the Hainan Government Scholarship program. Malacañang has committed to fully assisting the three Filipinos, while refraining from commenting on speculations that their arrest might be retaliatory, linked to the Philippines’ prior arrest of Chinese nationals for similar charges. The situation remains delicate, with diplomatic and legal avenues being pursued to navigate the complexities of international legal proceedings, reported Manila Bulletin. -- 2025-04-17 -
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Anyone have a Thai bank travel card to use abroad? Ktb are cancelling their service
thanks for your reply. When you were in the States could you use your thai phone and open the scb app and transfer to your plannet card? -
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Next holiday destination ?
With respect, not at all!. I shall be meeting up with ex-pat pals I knew before I crossed borders.
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