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Do you think Ex Director James Comey will be indicted ?
YES ! Barr was actively sabotaging Trump. Trump was warned about Barr , but still he chose him , big fault. Not sure about Durham . John Bolton and John Brennan come more to mind. And some of his inner staff in the whitehouse. He chose better now , except for Bondi maybe. -
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Thailand's 2025 Military Draft: Pride, Dreams, and Gender Identity
I imagin a battalion Ladyboys, all wearing steel high heels. Even Navy Seals would succumb to such a mighty force. -
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Government Complex Building A orders immediate evacuation of residents (Imm. is 'B' BTW)
Khaosod English reporting UPDATE: Three high-risk government buildings in Bangkok **no longer suitable for people to enter** have been identified on Wednesday afternoon. The three are:Thotsamintarathirat Building at Ratchawithi Hospital in Phya Thai district of Bangkok, Department of Revenue building, *** Immigration Bureau office building ***. and that the Govt Complex evacuated again Wed (today) when cracks heard during the morning. -
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1 baht street water machines - do they have filters?
We are in the process of changing our water supply so I have been doing as many purity teats as possible. We have three of those 1baht machines near us and all three are giving water that is clean enough to drink. However the taste of Reverse Osmosis water is horrible and makes my coffee taste undrinkable. I will be buying Nestle drinking water from Makro -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 2 April 2025
Thailand Boosts Islamic School Teachers’ Pay to Foster Peace in Deep South Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post In a move towards enhancing peace-building in Thailand's Deep South, the Cabinet has approved a substantial 721 million baht to increase the salaries of Islamic school teachers. This effort targets educators in the provinces of Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat, Satun, and certain districts in Songkhla. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1356561-thailand-boosts-islamic-school-teachers’-pay-to-foster-peace-in-deep-south/ -
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Thailand Boosts Islamic School Teachers’ Pay to Foster Peace in Deep South
Photo courtesy of Bangkok Post In a move towards enhancing peace-building in Thailand's Deep South, the Cabinet has approved a substantial 721 million baht to increase the salaries of Islamic school teachers. This effort targets educators in the provinces of Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat, Satun, and certain districts in Songkhla. Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak announced the funding on April 1, highlighting that the salary boosts will affect teachers across various educational settings, including Tadika (kindergarten), pondok (boarding), and both public and private Islamic schools. Tadika teachers, who instruct young children in moral teachings, will see monthly salary increases of 3,000 to 3,500 baht. Pondok school educators will receive an uplift between 2,000 to 4,000 baht. Government school teachers' pay will now range from 30,000 to 35,000 baht, reflecting their qualifications and experience, while private school educators, responsible for national and Islamic curriculums, will benefit from a boost of 2,000 to 3,500 baht per month. Teachers at non-system Islamic private schools are set for raises of 1,000 to 3,000 baht. This initiative is a part of broader efforts to resolve ongoing peace and development challenges in the region. With better compensation, the government aims to enhance educational quality and reinforce the area's stability. The funding is set to be implemented in the upcoming fiscal year, starting in October, marking a pivotal stride in uplifting educational standards and fostering trust in the government's commitment to regional improvement. By prioritising educators’ welfare, Thailand signals its dedication to nurturing the future of its southern communities, supporting teachers in their vital role in shaping the next generation. This salary increase stands as a testament to the ongoing commitment to the region's development and peace efforts, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-02
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