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Earthquake Panic Empties Andaman Coast: Tourist Numbers Plunge
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Italian-Thai Joint Venture Liable for Rebuilding Collapsed SAI Building, Says Prosecutor
Surely the consultants should take any blame, as they are the ones overseeing the construction. Then again, their was non mentioned in the above bulleting. -
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Where would you like to stay for a long time in Thailand? Which area or city?
Thanks Man! I really appreciate this info! -
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Myanmar’s Quake Survivors Need Aid—Not Junta Control
Photo Myanmar Rescue Mandalay As Myanmar reels from the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that struck on Friday, concerns are mounting over whether international aid will reach those who need it most—or if it will be controlled and misused by the ruling military junta. Junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity, made a rare plea for foreign assistance after the disaster left more than 1,000 dead. Yet, even as international relief efforts began, the military continued its brutal campaign against resistance strongholds, bombing civilians in Sagaing and Shan State. The regime has a history of mismanaging crises. After Cyclone Nargis in 2008, which killed over 100,000 people, the military obstructed aid and prioritised its grip on power. A similar pattern was seen during the COVID-19 pandemic, when the junta’s failures left countless dead. Now, with no proper disaster response plan in place, Myanmar’s people are left to fend for themselves once again. While countries including the US, China, Russia, India, and Thailand have pledged aid, concerns persist over whether it will be fairly distributed. The military controls nearly all communication and transport networks, raising fears that assistance will be diverted to junta strongholds while opposition areas, like Sagaing, are left to suffer. Myanmar’s local civil society groups and NGOs are best placed to help earthquake victims, but they need direct support. The international community must ensure aid reaches the people—not the military rulers responsible for their suffering. -2025-03-31 -
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Seven Days Given to Investigate Collapse of Chinese-Built High-Rise
And then read the other thread about Thai-Italian et.al. and things get more complicated. -
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business class return flight available half price.
Sure, you can get that price if using miles, but do you know of any airline where you can change the name on an award ticket? Usually airlines are quite strict about name changes on award tickets to prevent people from selling the ticket like this.
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