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When will Europe wake up?
I know Muslims from business partners. I see Muslim girls working in 7-11 and at the counter in my building. And there are several Muslim families in my building. The all seem the be alright, no problems. Obviously, there are some radicals. But there are also radicals in other religions. Pretending they are all radicals and all the same is just incorrect. Look how many Americans started mass killings. Does that mean all Americans are like that? No. -
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Thailand Faces Severe Air Pollution Crisis as PM2.5 Levels Soar
Picture courtesy of Thai Health Northern and northeastern Thailand are grappling with a significant air pollution crisis, as hazardous PM2.5 levels have surpassed safety standards in 42 provinces. With deteriorating air quality expected to worsen from 18th to 24th February, especially in the north, concerns are mounting. The Air Pollution Resolution Communication Centre has reported that key provinces, including Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Nakhon Ratchasima, are currently facing PM2.5 levels that pose a serious risk to public health. In the north, levels are recorded between 27.7 to 93.6 microgrammes per cubic metre, exceeding the safety threshold. The northeast follows this trend, ranging from 21.6 to 60.4 microgrammes per cubic metre. In central and western regions, six areas report figures from 17.0 to 72.6 microgrammes per cubic metre, with the eastern region experiencing similar issues but to a lesser degree. The southern provinces remain less affected, still within acceptable air quality limits. Bangkok and its outskirts are particularly affected, with PM2.5 levels recorded in 20 areas reaching up to 45.0 microgrammes per cubic metre. Authorities are urging residents to monitor their health closely and limit outdoor activities. In response, health advisories recommend wearing protective masks or staying indoors, particularly for those with pre-existing health issues. Forecasts suggest possible improvements in Bangkok's air quality from 19th to 22nd February; however, northern regions may see heightened levels from 18th to 21st February. The northeast might experience relief by 24th February, while the east is likely to improve earlier, between 19th and 22nd February. The south is predicted to maintain good air quality. As this pollution crisis unfolds, the focus remains on closely monitoring air quality levels and ensuring public health safety through appropriate preventative measures and timely government interventions, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-02-17 -
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I am back and rich beyond belief.
Not sure what you are trying to get at here... Best Regards, Bob. -
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Chemical Leak at Samut Sakhon Cold Storage Facility Leaves Eight Unconscious
So why wasn’t the plant shut down until the reason was found, why did it all of a sudden leak ? -
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Security Check-in at BKK
I am an old guy who has not flown anywhere since before COVID. Recently I went to Bangkok from Chiang Mai for a week. Check-in security scanning at CNX was normal, or at least as I expected it to be. Bag scanned, no problem, went right through. Coming back at BKK it was different. They scanned my bag, then opened and searched it, and then may me take out and throw away a can of shaving cream and a tube of toothpaste from the travel kit. "Too big" they said. They were "normal" sized. I thought that nonsense was over years ago, at least in Thailand. Is that (post-9/11) rule still the case in Thailand? Then why the inconsistency between BKK and CNX? -
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