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Koh Samui hide ‘n’ seek: Fugitive’s 19-year retreat ends in arrest
I must admit to being a little taken back that the crime of murder is also within the statute of limitations -
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Indian Woman Strips in Defence Against Theft Claim
The money most likely never existed and he was trying to scam a foreigner, hardly unusual here. -
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Bus Attendant Killed After Falling Under Moving Bus at Prasat Station
Actually, even if very weird accident, this looks like just an accident. -
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German Ambassador Shares Photo with Ex-PM Thaksin, Expresses Honour
The German ambassador knows from which direction the wind is blowing, just like anybody else who lives here, talk to the organ grinder not the monkey. -
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Hurricane Milton Intensifies: Urgent Warnings as Florida Residents Face Catastrophic Storm
Her experience, leadership and accomplishments as Border Czar without a doubt led him to this decision He concur with him 100%. -
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METV or Visa Exemption for multiple short-stay entries? (+ internal flights).
This page does not state that you need either a long stay visa/extension. https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/re-entry-permit/ And the application form even has an "other" tick box along with "Non-Imm", "tourist" and "transit" So it sure would appear that you can, apply for a re-entry permit with a visa exempt entry. The only reason I can think of as to why, would be if you were using a land crossing back when you were only allowed 2 exempt entries, this way, your re-entry would not count. -
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Survey reveals growing American distrust in vaccines for COVID, other infectious diseases
Check out the court proceedings against the man responsible for claiming there was a link between autism and vaccines. He lost his medical license for fraud. -
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Using an overseas Debit Card to minimise paying tax for those of us staying over 180 days
Thanks. Yes, I read that yesterday. The list shows only those things that are NOT acceptable for deduction, like beer, tobacco, fuel, etc. It is not clear what IS acceptable. -
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Pattaya Enhances Safety Measures with Realistic Fire Drill on School Buses
Oh, don´t worry. Now they found a reason to only do one checkup and not do regular check up on the safety on buses. Instead they will train how to escape the flames. -
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Viktor Bout Returns to Arms Dealing: Broker of Death in New Houthi Deal
On the bright side she is back to playing basketball so things tend to always equal out. -
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Similan Islands Reopen to Tourists for High Season Next Week
Looks good in the photo.. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 10 October 2024
Foreign Tour Operators Flood Phuket, Taking Jobs from Locals Picture courtesy: Daily News On October 9, a popular Facebook page, "Hodjung Phuket," shared a video clip revealing a foreign man openly selling tour packages to tourists from a street-side booth in Phuket. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340295-foreign-tour-operators-flood-phuket-taking-jobs-from-locals/ -
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Foreign Tour Operators Flood Phuket, Taking Jobs from Locals
On October 9, a popular Facebook page, "Hodjung Phuket," shared a video clip revealing a foreign man openly selling tour packages to tourists from a street-side booth in Phuket. The 23-second video shows the man serving customers at a tour counter near Kata and Karon beaches, an area known for attracting tourists. The post included a caption stating, “Who needs Thais? Selling tours ourselves! No wonder locals are upset.” The video quickly sparked outrage online, with many expressing frustration over foreigners taking over jobs typically held by Thai locals. Commenters voiced their concerns, some describing Phuket as a “lawless land” and pointing out that this issue has persisted for a long time. Others noted the growing presence of foreign operators in popular areas like Kata and Karon and questioned why authorities haven’t intervened. Following the post, local reporters verified the location, identifying the tour counter near Karon Temple in Mueang district. There was no evidence of officials on-site enforcing regulations, raising questions about the oversight of such activities. The clip prompted calls for relevant authorities to investigate and regulate these businesses, which are perceived as undercutting Thai operators and evading local laws. This incident reflects a broader issue where unregulated foreign-run businesses in Phuket seem to be skirting regulations, while locals are left feeling sidelined. The page’s post has since gained significant traction, with numerous users calling for immediate action to address the influx of foreign-run tour businesses in popular tourist areas, reported Daily News. Picture courtesy: Daily News -- 2024-10-10 -
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33-Year-Old Man Sets Own House on Fire While High on Drugs and Homemade Alcohol
Nice to read about a sensible parent for once. -
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Bangkok Police Nab Volunteer Rescuers in Cable Theft Crime
Sneaky sneaky... gottcha now.
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