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Why Does the Thai Baht Continue to be So Strong?
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"Getting out of dodge" fall-out from a failed realtionship - Guide for dummies.
Did you buy the Rolexes from Bob when he left? -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
I've been in Philippines 👍 -
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Thailand Looks to Bolster Suvarnabhumi Airport as Southeast Asia's Top Transit Hub
For years I have wondered why Thailand had not taken any serious effort in doing this… If you look at locations, Thailand is better located than Singapore in that within a 2-3 hour flight range, Thailand connects with more countries than Singapore. The fight is in Thailand favour - but the Thais need to step up effort in system facilities and infrastructures. -
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Read 'em and weep: Congressman Matt Gaetz Resigns 'Effective Immediately'
No journalist ever wrote how harris was not qualified to be president. Dont know why anyone should care about their opinion -
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Crackdown on Foreign Massage Workers Competing with Thai Nationals at Mall in Lat Phrao
Authorities launched an operation to tackle illegal foreign workers, focusing on individuals taking jobs from Thai nationals. Following orders from Pol. Gen. Ittipon Ittisarothai, Commissioner of the Immigration Bureau and Pol. Lt. Gen. Prasat Khemapisit, Commander of the Immigration Division 1, a series of inspections took place at a shopping mall in the Lat Phrao area of Bangkok on November 14. Working in close collaboration with the Department of Employment and other law enforcement agencies, the operation targeted 18 massage parlours in the mall, where officers discovered that five businesses were violating Thai labour laws. In total, 21 foreign nationals were found working illegally, all of whom were Myanmar nationals. The arrested individuals face multiple charges, including working without a permit and overstaying their visas. Specifically, five workers were found to have entered the country illegally, while 16 others were caught working in roles outside their allowed scope. Four employers are also being prosecuted for hiring foreign workers without the proper permits. The crackdown is part of a broader national effort, led by the government and the Royal Thai Police, to curb illegal foreign employment and ensure that Thai citizens are not being displaced in the workforce. The 21 foreign workers have been taken into custody and will face legal proceedings, while the four employers are under investigation. Authorities have vowed to continue monitoring and cracking down on illegal labor in the country. Picture courtesy of Matichon. -- 2024-11-16 -
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Thailand plans 14 new floating solar farms to boost renewable energy
OOPS. Senior moment there, unfortunately. Obviously solar doesn't need wind. I was confusing solar with wind. Sorry about that. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Exactly, I have lost count of the amount of Eastern Europeans that are claiming child allowance amongst other benefits but the real kicker is, they are renting out their counc il/housing association property and and pocketing the rent.. -
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Racism or "just" bad behavior at Pattaya City Hospital?
If you give the name of the hospital maybe more people here go to other hospitals. Maybe that can have some impact on the hospital.
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