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yup - the air is thick in Bang na. Smells almost industrial. Pollution season has begun!! -
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The EU's Struggle with Identity: A Shift Towards Xenophobia and Ethnic Nationalism?
Lukewarm Pro-Europeanism? 😄😃 They can't stand the EU. With good reason. The EU is on thin ice. Very thin ice. Either they accept the public mood and act upon it, or they just label them bigots and xenophobes, put their fingers in their ears and continue on the same path. I suspect it will be the latter, and that could well start the crumbling of the house of cards. Which would be a terrible shame . -
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Thai Baht's Strength Poses Economic Challenges: Economists Warn
Can anyone explain to me, why, with the money being borrowed by the government for this, the baht is suddenly this strong? -
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Complaint to Regulatory Authority of Thai Financial Institution
I'm trying to understand how much scope there is for an ombudsman-like complaint in terms of the BoT's regulatory function. Any practical how-to advice would be even better. -
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Tensions Rise Between Trump and Zelensky Amid Ukraine's War Efforts and Election
Zelensky is a world leader now? It is the most corrupt country in the west, and you call him a world leader. Your woke attitude has no limits -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 27 September 2024
Sky’s the limit: CIB nabs Starlink scammer in Bangkok condo bust by Petch Petpailin Photo via Facebook/ ตำรวจสอบสวนกลาง Officers from the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) arrested a Chinese man at a condominium in Bangkok. They seized 10 Starlink satellite Internet devices, allegedly intended for a call centre scam gang operating from the condo. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1339217-sky’s-the-limit-cib-nabs-starlink-scammer-in-bangkok-condo-bust/#google_vignette -
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Bret Baier: Trump, not Harris, the ‘holdup’ on Fox News debate.
Trump needs to defer his next debate in his multiple criminal trials, albeit he won't dare to testify under oath. -
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Chinese man calls Thai women prostitutes sparking online outrage
Hahaha,sorry,only trying to bring a smile. -
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President Kamala Harris
They're all anti-Trump and think Harris (who is only where she is because of the shape and hue of her genitals and how she used them) and stolen-valor Walz are the greatest, but they do not think they are biased, it's only Trump supporters that are biased. How funny is that? -
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Thailand Celebrates Leap to 7th in Global Cybersecurity Rankings
Naah. Someone 'hacked' the results list and moved them up the ranking!!!!😏😏😏😏🤣😂🤣😂 -
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Sky’s the limit: CIB nabs Starlink scammer in Bangkok condo bust
Officers from the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) arrested a Chinese man at a condominium in Bangkok. They seized 10 Starlink satellite Internet devices, allegedly intended for a call centre scam gang operating from the condo. The Royal Thai Police (RTP) are actively investigating and monitoring the import and export of equipment used by call centre scam gangs, such as Starlink devices, which transmit or receive Internet signals via satellite, SIM cards, and other electronic devices. As a result of this operation, officers seized 86 Starlink devices and 30,000 SIM cards between June and September of this year. CIB police recently discovered a secret delivery of Starlink devices from a condominium on Pracharat Bamphen Road in the Huay Kwang district of Bangkok to multiple call centre scam gang offices. Consequently, CIB officers sought a search warrant from the Criminal Court and raided the accommodation yesterday, September 26. A 25 year old Chinese man, named Cao, presented himself as the caretaker of the condo room. Ten Starlink devices were found and confiscated on the premises. Cao denied any involvement in the crime. He explained that he entered Thailand on a tourist visa and worked with his brother-in-law, named Ma. Cao claimed that Ma operated an international parcel delivery service in Phuket and Bangkok. Ma, based in Phuket, asked Cao to manage the business in Bangkok, so he stayed at the condo and provided services to customers. Cao insisted that Ma never informed him about the destinations of the deliveries or the identities of the senders and receivers. Advertisements Based on Cao’s account, he was initially charged under Section 246 of the Customs Act: hiding, distributing, or taking away products that are imported into the country without going through customs proceedings. The penalty is imprisonment for up to five years, a fine of four times the value of the products, or both. Cao may face additional charges if officers find evidence proving that he was aware of the criminal activities and was willing to participate in the illegal operation. by Petch Petpailin Photo via Facebook/ ตำรวจสอบสวนกลาง Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-09-27 -
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1 in 3 Children Now Short-Sighted after Covid Lockdowns Study Reveals
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