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Out in the woods: Too much humidity in our Thailand jungle now?
AI can be accurate sometimes & sometimes not. Cannot use it as a source of always accurate information. The fundamental problem is something called hallucinations (Yes, it is called that). -
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Is it war?: Time to read, Nuclear War: A Scenario by Annie Jacobsen, once more?
The thing was.... She seemed so very fascinated by it all.... Sort of like Morticia.... Still, her book is not too bad....really..... During her interviews, she comes off as if she is gloating over the annihilation of the world....haha....true. But, i doubt she is gloating. I think she might just be extremely fascinated by her topic. -
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90-day report must be in person after each re-entry?
Indeed. Clearly I'm less than impressed with Thai IT capabilities. Think they still use Mark Sense cards. -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Army Confirms Renewed Cambodian Shelling on Strategic Border Zones
UPDATE Cambodian Forces Fire BM-21 Rockets at Ta Muen Thom Temple, Damaging Ancient Site Picture courtesy of Amarin. Cambodian military forces launched a series of heavy attacks targeting both military and civilian areas in Thailand’s northeastern provinces on the morning of 27 July. In a particularly alarming development, multiple BM-21 Grad rockets were fired directly at the ancient Ta Muen Thom temple, a Khmer-era historical site located in Surin province, causing severe damage to the structure. The incident, which occurred at approximately 08:20 was condemned by Thai military sources as a deliberate and unacceptable assault on a cultural heritage site. “This constitutes a serious act of destruction against an irreplaceable historical monument,” an army reserve unit posted on its official communication channel. The cross-border hostilities, now entering their fourth day, have affected several areas along the Thai provinces of Buriram, Surin, Sisaket, and Ubon Ratchathani. The situation began intensifying around 04:30, when Cambodian forces attempted to reclaim territory near Ta Kwai temple, sparking gunfire and explosions heard across the border zone. By 05:00, artillery fire from the Phanom Dong Rak range had commenced, followed by several unidentified artillery shells landing in Ban Ta Sor, Ban Phluang subdistrict, Prasat district, Surin province. Civilian homes were hit in Phanom Dong Rak district shortly after, causing property damage but no confirmed casualties as local residents had already been evacuated to safer locations. At 07:45, three more artillery shells struck Ban Nong Joob, Ta Miang subdistrict. Merely five minutes later, Cambodian forces launched a BM-21 rocket attack on Chong Chom district, once again damaging homes and intensifying panic among local residents. In a significant military counteraction, Thai forces successfully retook control of the strategically located “Chong An Ma” pass at 08:00, raising the Thai national flag to mark their regained position. The targeted rocket strike on Ta Muen Thom temple, a sacred and historically significant Khmer site, has raised concerns not only about the military escalation but also the disregard for cultural heritage during the conflict. Experts fear that further attacks could jeopardise other ancient monuments along the border. As the situation remains volatile, a Thai Army spokesperson reiterated that a ceasefire will only be considered if Cambodia initiates direct negotiations. The deliberate attack on Ta Muen Thom is likely to further strain diplomatic relations between the two countries, even as global figures, including U.S. President Donald Trump, have urged an immediate ceasefire and threatened economic repercussions should the violence continue. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-27 -
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2nd Bank Account?
How did you change from 800k to 12 mthly transfers? Did you need to produce both accounts to Immigration? -
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Tourism Thailand Remains a Top Choice for Russian Holidaymakers
Not only Thailand, but Vietnam, Maldives, Malaysia, , Laos, South Korea, Hong Kong, Brunei, Philippines, Macao, China, UAE, Indonesia to name but a few places in Asia alone. Go to Dubai at the moment and you'll soon understand where the wealthy Russians really are.
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