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Snake and escape: Python slips past Trang officials in daring breakout
Pictures courtesy of Sanook By Bob Scott Officials from the Thung Khai Subdistrict Administrative Organisation found themselves in a tailspin when a slippery python made a daring escape. The reptilian Houdini slithered its way onto the bonnet of their white Nissan pickup truck, leaving onlookers in Trang province utterly gobsmacked. The incident unfolded in the bustling Wang To intersection in the Thap Thiang subdistrict, where the vehicle was briefly parked. The cheeky python, a staggering 4 metres long, was initially spotted basking on top of the truck. Remembering its roots, it then embarked on a daring descent to the ground, attempting to vanish into the nearby grass. Ever alert, the officials stationed at the vehicle were quick to act. With a rope at the ready, they managed to recapture the slippery serpent, returning it safely to its sack with plans to set it free into the wild once more, ensuring it wouldn’t hiss them by again. Word of the python’s great escape spread like wildfire, sparking intrigue among netizens and lottery aficionados alike. All eyes turned to the vehicle’s registration number, KT 3958 Trang, as hopeful punters slithered towards the chance to strike it lucky in tomorrow’s February 1 draw, reported Sanook. Chalermphon, who captured the reptile ruckus on film, recounted the incident while waiting at a red light. He spotted the snake lounging on the Thung Khai Subdistrict Administrative Organisation’s motor, a surprise guest star demanding attention. Officials later revealed they’d nabbed the python from a different location, securing it in a sack to return it to its natural habitat. But, feeling the heat and sensing an opportunity, the python made its audacious escape onto the vehicle. Quick-thinking officials didn’t let this slippery situation coil out of control, ensuring the python was securely bagged and prepped for its return to the wild. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-31 -
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China Accuses US of Cyberattack That Disrupted DeepSeek AI
No joke. If we want to eliminate hackers, we must first eliminate our hackers. If we don't do that, we have no right to complain about some other country doing it to us. -
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Could Trump to Put 100 percent tariffs on Thailand?
For what it's worth, the US does grow a lot of rice in Louisiana, Texas, and California. Some of that is in areas which overexploit water resources to grow this thirsty crop. -
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How safe is the retirement visa as a strategy to live in Thailand permanently?
Well, I'm 87 and I do my 90 online. Occasionally, it doesn't work, so my younger wife does it for me. For my annual extension, I simply go in with my wife and we do it ourselves. I prepare all the documents in advance and get a letter from K-Bank the day I apply. I do use a wheeled walker for long distances, but it is no problem at Chiang Wattana. Planning to return to the USA soon for about a year. That trip may be a challenge. -
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Could Trump to Put 100 percent tariffs on Thailand?
I think deep down Thailand is with Russia and China. They tolerate the U.S. but otherwise, could careless about them or their expats. -
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