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Receiving International Transfers to Thailand – K-Bank Now Charging ฿100–฿150 per BahtNet Tr
That is very reasonable, my American bank charges $35 for incoming transfers. It's not unusual these days, as corporations continue to get greedier. -
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Israel's Smotrich says victory means Gaza fully 'destroyed'
Reuters) -The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday that Gaza's health system is at a breaking point as Israel's intensified military operations continue, amidst worsening mass population displacement and acute shortages of basic necessities. Four major hospitals in Gaza have had to suspend medical services in the past week due to their proximity to incidents. WHO missions attempting to reach Al-Awda Hospital and the Indonesian Hospital were impeded, it said. Only 19 of the Gaza Strip's 36 hospitals remain operational while at least 94% of all hospitals are damaged or destroyed, the WHO said, adding that only 12 are in a condition to provide a variety of health services. Gaza health system at breaking point as Israeli hostilities intensify, WHO says -
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How many times
I'm usually 2-3 times at night, depending how much I've drunk, if I've had a citrus fruit or even a single beer -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 23 May 2025
Khon Kaen Taxi Drivers Gear Up for Bangkok Protest Showdown Picture courtesy of Amarin TV Khon Kaen taxi drivers announced today, May 22, their readiness to back their Bangkok counterparts by converging on Government House. The goal is to prompt serious action against unlicensed "black-plate" taxis and ride-hailing services like Grab, Bolt, and Maxim, which they claim are eating into their customer base and crippling their income. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361483-khon-kaen-taxi-drivers-gear-up-for-bangkok-protest-showdown/ -
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Transport Khon Kaen Taxi Drivers Gear Up for Bangkok Protest Showdown
Picture courtesy of Amarin TV Khon Kaen taxi drivers announced today, May 22, their readiness to back their Bangkok counterparts by converging on Government House. The goal is to prompt serious action against unlicensed "black-plate" taxis and ride-hailing services like Grab, Bolt, and Maxim, which they claim are eating into their customer base and crippling their income. At 1 p.m., frustrated Khon Kaen Airport Taxi Club members, typically stationed at the provincial airport, underscored their intent. Following a recent rally by the Bangkok Taxi Cooperative, which included threats to blockade Suvarnabhumi Airport, these drivers lament the incursion of ride-hailing apps on their livelihood. Mr. Amphon Kotboonma, heading the Khon Kaen Airport Taxi Club, shed light on the persistent struggles against unregulated private cars and “black-plate” taxis. Amid dwindling customer numbers due to limited flight schedules, the 40 registered taxis jostle for passengers alongside six black-plate taxis and over 30 app-supported private cars. Highlighting regulatory burdens, Mr. Kotboonma recounted the multitude of compliance requirements. These include licenses, insurance, engine specifications, periodic vehicle checks, and driver training, contrasting starkly with the relative freedom enjoyed by ride-hailing operators. He stressed the pressing need for governmental intervention to uphold equity and protect legal livelihoods. Adding his voice, Vice President Mr. Thaweechok Sasai decried the inaction of local police and airport officials towards cab-like, unregistered vehicles. Emphasising solidarity, he affirmed support for the Bangkok protest, promising Khon Kaen drivers’ participation should their capital city colleagues call for reinforcements to sustain pressure on the authorities. Khon Kaen drivers’ readiness signals a potential escalation in the ongoing standoff, underlining the urgency for definitive policy measures addressing the growing tension in the taxi sector. RELATED TOPIC: Bangkok Cabbies Call for Grab Service Ban at Suvarnabhumi Airport https://aseannow.com/topic/1361369-bangkok-cabbies-call-for-grab-service-ban-at-suvarnabhumi-airport/ Adapted by ASEAN Now from [source] 2025-05-23 -
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Trump ambushes South African president at White House meeting
Nah. He doesn't drive me crazy, I actually find him quite amusing, and I just like many others enjoy commenting on his inane behavior and his daily silliness.
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