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power grid failure / blackout in spain
I don't worry about guns either ...... now sleepy bus, lorry or pickups drivers scare the hell out of me. -
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How often do the farangs shower?
minimum of twice a day. Every time I smell body odor on the skytrain/MRT I look around and find a stinky non Thai. -
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Economy Thailand's 500 Billion Baht Borrowing Plan Criticised Amid Tariff Crisis
Outrageous All These Hundreds Of Billions And What To Show For It (?) A Specialty Of ... (?) The Larger The Number, The Larger The 'Commissions' (?) The Easier To 'Redirect' (?) -
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Accident Road Collision in Rayong Claims Three Lives, One Injured
UPDATE Three Chinese Nationals Killed as 18-Wheel Truck Slams into SUV at Red Light in Rayong Picture from responders. A devastating road cash involving an 18-wheel sand truck and a tourist vehicle claimed the lives of three Chinese nationals and left one seriously injured in the early hours of the morning of 30 April. Police from Klaeng Station in Rayong Province responded to reports of a fatal collision at the Krasae Bon intersection on Highway 344. Upon arrival, emergency personnel from the Phutthasat Songkroh Rescue Association found a white SUV crushed beneath a heavily-loaded lorry. Inside the SUV were four male Chinese nationals. Three were pronounced dead at the scene, while one sustained serious injuries. The force of the collision pushed the SUV more than 50 metres, before the truck came to a stop after crashing into another parked 18-wheel truck by the roadside, which also sustained damage. Rescue workers were forced to deploy cranes and hydraulic cutters to retrieve the victims from the mangled wreckage, a process that took over an hour. Preliminary investigations revealed that the SUV had likely stopped at a red light when the sand-laden truck, travelling at high speed, failed to brake in time. Following the crash, the driver of the offending 18-wheeler fled the scene and has not yet been located. Police are now examining CCTV footage from the intersection and gathering evidence to identify and apprehend the individual. In addition to pursuing charges against the truck driver for reckless driving causing death, authorities also plan to take legal action against the driver of the parked lorry. According to Thai transport regulations, trucks are prohibited from parking along public roads at night unless they are broken down and have visible emergency warning signals in place. Adapted by Asean Now from Thaich8 2025-04-30. -
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Crime Belgian Tourist Causes Chaos in Pattaya Convenience Store, Pays 35,000 Baht in Damages
That TOPS daily store, according to Google, closes at midnight. How could he have been there at 4am? -
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How often do the farangs shower?
One Thai girl have declined to have a farang husband because "them shower only once per day". Oh poor girl, you do not know..🫢
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