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Pattaya Enhances Safety Measures with Realistic Fire Drill on School Buses
And how long will that last? -
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Kamala Harris' Election Prospects Slip in Prediction Market Amid Trump's Surge
She is going to make up for it on the very credible shows of the View and Howard Stern - 555 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 10 October 2024
Thailand Tightens Airport Screening Amid Afghanistan Health Alert Picture courtesy: Siam Rath On October 9, 2024, Dr. Phanumas Yanwetsakul, Director-General of the Department of Disease Control (DDC) under Thailand's Ministry of Public Health, announced that the country is enhancing health screening measures at all major airports. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340291-thailand-tightens-airport-screening-amid-afghanistan-health-alert/ -
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Thailand Tightens Airport Screening Amid Afghanistan Health Alert
On October 9, 2024, Dr. Phanumas Yanwetsakul, Director-General of the Department of Disease Control (DDC) under Thailand's Ministry of Public Health, announced that the country is enhancing health screening measures at all major airports. This decision follows reports of an outbreak of an unidentified illness in Afghanistan, where over 500 people have been infected and two have died. Symptoms include severe fatigue, muscle pain, diarrhea, and high fever. The DDC has instructed the Bureau of International Communicable Disease Control and Quarantine to closely monitor the situation. Airline staff on flights from affected regions are advised to wear masks and gloves while serving food and cleaning restrooms. Crews are also encouraged to watch for symptoms among themselves and passengers. At Thailand’s primary airports, including Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang, Phuket, U-Tapao, and Hat Yai, heightened screening will focus on travelers arriving from Afghanistan. Anyone showing symptoms, such as a high fever or other signs related to the illness, will undergo additional screening at international communicable disease control checkpoints. Dr. Phanumas emphasized that these measures aim to prevent any potential spread of the disease into Thailand. The DDC will continue to assess and respond to the evolving situation to protect public health, reported Siam Rath. Picture courtesy: Siam Rath -- 2024-10-10 -
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Will White Women Shift Away from Republicans to Support Kamala Harris in 2024?
I can forgive women for voting democrat because its in some of their best interests to be able to have abortions. For men though there is no excuse other than low test, especially white men. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 10 October 2024
Pattaya Enhances Safety Measures with Realistic Fire Drill on School Buses/ In a bid to continuously improve safety standards, Pattaya authorities conducted a comprehensive fire safety drill on school buses, simulating a realistic fire emergency. The exercise aimed to prepare drivers, school staff, and students for potential fire incidents and ensure that everyone knows how to respond swiftly and effectively. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1340290-pattaya-enhances-safety-measures-with-realistic-fire-drill-on-school-buses -
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Pattaya Enhances Safety Measures with Realistic Fire Drill on School Buses
In a bid to continuously improve safety standards, Pattaya authorities conducted a comprehensive fire safety drill on school buses, simulating a realistic fire emergency. The exercise aimed to prepare drivers, school staff, and students for potential fire incidents and ensure that everyone knows how to respond swiftly and effectively. The drill, organised in collaboration with the Pattaya City Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office, local fire departments, and school authorities, was held at a designated training area with specially equipped school buses. The exercise simulated a situation where a fire breaks out while the bus is in transit, a scenario that could pose significant dangers to students if not handled correctly. Mr. Pisit Udomrangsee, the Chief of Pattaya Disaster Prevention, emphasised the importance of this proactive approach. “Our goal is to ensure that everyone involved in school transportation—from drivers to students—knows exactly what to do in the event of a fire. Preparedness and practice are key in minimising injuries and saving lives during such emergencies,” he said. During the drill, students were taught how to safely evacuate a bus in the event of a fire. Firefighters demonstrated the proper use of fire extinguishers and how to open emergency exits. Drivers were also instructed on how to assess a fire’s severity and take the necessary steps to keep students safe while waiting for emergency services. The simulation included the controlled use of smoke to create a realistic atmosphere, testing the ability of bus personnel to maintain calm and guide students to safety under pressure. The drill also tested response times for local firefighters and medical teams, who arrived at the scene and performed mock rescues to ensure the city’s emergency services can respond swiftly. Safety drills such as these are a critical component of Pattaya’s ongoing efforts to enhance public safety, especially for vulnerable groups such as schoolchildren.. “We are committed to keeping our children safe, and this drill is a part of a larger initiative to improve school safety. From fire prevention to traffic safety, we want to ensure that our schools and transport systems are equipped to handle any situation,” said Pattaya City Mayor’s Office. The city plans to continue these safety drills regularly and will extend them to other public transport systems in the near future. This proactive stance aims to build a culture of safety awareness, ensuring that both students and the broader community are well-prepared in case of emergencies. Parents, who were invited to observe the drill, expressed their appreciation for the city’s efforts. “It’s reassuring to know that the authorities are taking such comprehensive steps to ensure the safety of our children,” one parent commented. Pictures courtesy of Pattaya City. -- 2024-10-10 -
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Kamala Harris' Election Prospects Slip in Prediction Market Amid Trump's Surge
That 60 minutes interview harris did was pretty damaging to her chances. Dems will probably keep her hidden for the rest of the month -
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CNG and LPG vehicles face crackdown after tragic school bus fire
Question…. What tpenalty did the motorcycle driver get who killed the doctor on the pedestrian crossing? -
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Construction Worker Struck by Lightning While Seeking Shelter from Heavy Rain: Pathum Thani
The incident occurred on October 9 in Pathum Thani when a construction worker was struck and killed by lightning while attempting to take shelter from a sudden downpour. The incident took place in Village 3, in the Sam Phrik Thai Subdistrict, Muang District. Mr. Ekkalak Suwangthuen, the head of the local administrative organisation, along with officers from the Sam Phrik Thai Police Station and volunteers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation, arrived at the scene to conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Witnesses reported that the construction worker, whose identity has not been disclosed, was gathering his belongings and seeking refuge under cover as heavy rain began to fall in the area. Unfortunately, as he took shelter, a lightning strike hit the vicinity, resulting in his untimely death. Local authorities and emergency responders assessed the scene and gathered details about the incident to provide further insights into the event and as investigations continue, officials urge residents to stay vigilant and seek shelter during inclement weather to prevent similar tragedies in the future. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-10 -
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Drunk Indian Tourist Assaulted After Harassing Woman on Pattaya Beach
Is Pattaya the only place in Thailand the tourist board promote in India ?? Every story of a robbery or assault involving Indians seems to always happen in Pattaya . -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 10 October 2024
Construction Worker Struck by Lightning While Seeking Shelter from Heavy Rain: Pathum Thani A construction worker was struck and killed by lightning while attempting to take shelter from a sudden downpour. The incident took place in Village 3, in the Sam Phrik Thai Subdistrict, Muang District. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1340289-construction-worker-struck-by-lightning-while-seeking-shelter-from-heavy-rain pathum-thani/ -
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Why Do You Even Drink?
And it stays in your system a lot longer than alcohol... I have no desire to fail a drug test, roadside or at my place of employment. -
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Ukraine ... Enlighten yourself
cameroni is just a wind up merchant and getting off on posters posting just ignore him. I will feed him one last time. The RAF defeated the Luftwaffe in the Battle of Britain we certainly never saw Russian planes helping us, and your once mighty Red Army got there Arse kicked in Afghan and ran away beaten by the Taliban on horses. -
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German Ambassador Shares Photo with Ex-PM Thaksin, Expresses Honour
The Thaksin self publicity program is in full flow.
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Myanmar nationals falsely claim to be workers of Thais
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