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2 Yr Old Fino spluttering then stopping?
My first thought was contaminated fuel, but the burning smell complicates things. I'd contact the manufacturers. I had a problem with a camera that the repair guys couldn't fix, but the manufacturers came up with a solution a day after I e mailed them. -
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Student Drowns After Skipping Class to Swim in Public Pond: Roi Et
An incident occurred in Suwannaphum district, Roi Et province, when a group of students skipped class to go swimming. One of the students, a 13-year-old girl, drowned after slipping into a deep section of the pond while wearing her school uniform. The accident took place around 13:00 on November 14. Police Lieutenant Sommai Phetsuriya of Suwannaphum Police Station received a report of a drowning at the Nong Song Hong public pond in Sa Khu subdistrict. Rescue units were immediately dispatched, and a team of divers recovered the girl’s body within 30 minutes, found submerged 2.5 metres underwater, about 7 metres from the bank. Initial investigations revealed that five students, one boy and four girls, had left their school around 11:00 to swim at a pond approximately two Kilometres from their school. Three of the girls entered the water, playing near the shallow edge where the water was only about 70 centimetres deep. As they ventured slightly further, two of the girls stepped into a sudden drop-off they had not seen, plunging them into a deep trench. Only one of the girls was able to be pulled to safety by a friend. Sadly, the other girl, who could not swim, disappeared under the water before help could reach her. Afterward, the surviving students returned to school to inform teachers, who then contacted authorities. The drowned student was identified as Titsaya, a 13 year old student at a local school. Picture from responders. -- 2024-11-16 -
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Why do some noodle shops have shrimp paste and some don’t?
it's a regional thing typical Bangkok noodles shop do not have shrimp paste I suspect you are in Issan - near laos border and of vietnamese influence some beef broth noodle and nam-tok soup do come with shrimp paste too -
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Misogynistic Attacks Against Women Surge on Social Media Following Trump’s Election Win
I do wish people stopped calling men misogynists just because they don't believe women are always right. I doubt there are any real misogynists on here. I may complain about relationships, but I have no problem with having female friends. Likewise with hate speech. IMO the usual suspects claim that anything that they don't approve of is hate speech. There is a lot of real hate speech going on in a certain country, but it gets ignored by the hypocritical wokeists of the western world. I reckon it's a hangover from the days when calling someone a misogynist actually cancelled people, but no one cares about it now as been so misused for so long. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 16 November 2024
Two Killed, Several Injured in School Transport Crash in Pattani A collision between a six-wheel truck and a school transport vehicle left two dead and several others injured in Pattani Province. The incident took place on Route 42 near Kota Bridge, Village 5, Laharn Subdistrict, Sai Buri District. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343694-two-killed-several-injured-in-school-transport-crash-in-pattani/ -
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Thai woman arrested for acid attack on Vietnamese love rival 9 years ago
Nice looking trousers, former owner the late Frank Zappa? -
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Thailand Looks to Bolster Suvarnabhumi Airport as Southeast Asia's Top Transit Hub
Thailand Looks to Bolster Suvarnabhumi Airport That’s all AOT needed to say. Everything else in that title thereafter is superfluous. -
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Two Killed, Several Injured in School Transport Crash in Pattani
A collision between a six-wheel truck and a school transport vehicle occurred on the morning of November 15, leaving two dead and several others injured in Pattani Province. The incident took place around 08:00 on Route 42 near Kota Bridge, Village 5, Laharn Subdistrict, Sai Buri District. The school vehicle, which was transporting students from Maikhaen Kitwit School, was parked and struck by the truck. It is believed that the truck collided with the side of the school van, with two students standing at the rear. While the damage to both vehicles was not severe, the tragedy resulted in two fatalities. The deceased were the two students stood at the back of the vehicle and were identified as Firhan Sani, a 14-year-old male student who died at the scene, and Sa-eenah Mukor, a 15-year-old female student who succumbed to her injuries shortly after arriving at Pattani Hospital. In addition to the fatalities, a student who was sat on the first seat inside the vehicle on the side struck, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Pattani Hospital. Six other students suffered minor injuries and were treated and discharged. The crash site quickly became crowded with worried parents as the situation unfolded and authorities quickly used sand to cover the pool of blood on the road. Both drivers remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities. Pattani Governor, Pattimoh Sadeeyamu, has ordered an investigation into the cause of the accident. The Pattani Road Accident Investigation Committee is now collecting evidence and statements to determine the factors leading to the crash. The truck driver, 25-year-old Jhatthanin, claimed he was driving normally when the incident occurred. Investigators are considering the possibility that the truck driver may have briefly fallen asleep at the wheel, as the school vehicle had been parked on the roadside waiting for more students to board. Local authorities are continuing to investigate all details of the crash. Pictures from responders. -- 2024-11-16
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