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World Now Knows POTUS is Both Weak and Dumb
Yes and you're so good in recognizing fake news like in the other thread. -
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I Love to Touch You When We Walk: But,..."OK in Thailand"?
You can say what you like. Until I see your evidence, what you are saying is merely unsubstantiated talk. You need to state the location where all this touching takes place, as well. Yes, of course, there is much touching going on in Pattaya on certain wellknown sois. Everybody already knows this. -
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California wants to release a killer after serving 1/3 of his sentence.
The other poster tends to disagree with you on that. You might want to review your own laws. The point Tug is.....he should never had the chance to commit the heinous crime he did. -
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Report Thailand Cracks Down on E-Cigarette Smokers Amid Health Concerns
File photo for reference only The Thai government is intensifying its crackdown on e-cigarettes, focusing not just on smugglers and distributors but also on users. Officials have warned that e-cigarette smokers could now face charges for receiving smuggled goods, a stern measure aiming to discourage the rising trend of vaping, particularly among the youth. Deputy government spokesman, Anukul Prueksa-anurak, outlined the new enforcement strategy on Thursday, highlighting that smokers can be prosecuted under the Customs Act. This offence carries significant penalties, including a possible five-year jail term and fines up to four times the value of the smuggled goods plus any duty. Despite e-cigarettes being illegal in Thailand, their availability remains widespread, even in areas close to schools. This accessibility has contributed to a concerning increase in vaping among young people, which has been thrust into the spotlight following recent teen hospitalisations with vaping-related lung damage. Research from Ramathibodi Hospital has underscored the severity of the issue, revealing that treatment for vaping-related illnesses such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, stroke, heart attack, and asthma cost the hospital approximately 306 million baht last year. Prueksa-anurak also pointed out the growing prevalence of vaping, noting a sharp increase in users aged 15-29 years, from 5.8% in 2019 to 12.2% in 2024. In response to these alarming statistics, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has ordered an intensified crackdown, especially targeting online sales channels. Anukul mentioned that since the crackdown's commencement, both sales and the number of e-cigarette users have seen a promising decline of over 80%. As Thailand tackles this public health challenge, the government hopes that tougher enforcement will deter the use of illegal e-cigarettes and ultimately safeguard the health of its younger population. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-04-24 -
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Report Thailand Waves Goodbye to Costly Scout Uniforms, Eases Parent Woes
You might confuse folks referring to Scouting being a catholic order (meaning universal) rather than a Buddhist one. I do not think the World Scout Organization deals with national Scout uniform requirements. I noted only the International Scout Symbol on Scout uniforms with whom I came into contact.
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