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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
No, I have not received this email. I am a US citizen. I filled out the forms when I opened my account in 2018. They may be sending to US citizens where they can't find the forms on file, and to non-US citizens jmto make sure those do not have tax filing obligations in the US. -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Given the email instructs the recipient to complete and return by email would indicate this is either very poor security by K-Bank or a scam. Returning these forms via email could expose the respondent to identity theft. Recommend recipients contact K-Bank customer support and only complete the forms via a secure online channel or in person. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 24 November 2024
Rescue Team and Good Samaritans Save Dog Trapped in Concrete Pole Stack A male dog trapped between heavy high-voltage utility poles was successfully rescued in Pong Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, thanks to the efforts of rescue volunteers, municipal officers, and concerned locals. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344406-rescue-team-and-good-samaritans-save-dog-trapped-in-concrete-pole-stack/ -
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I need help/advice on lost passaport.
Fingers crossed I see that there are 4 slots available at his embassy on Monday, (I didn't check any further) -
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Rescue Team and Good Samaritans Save Dog Trapped in Concrete Pole Stack
A male dog trapped between heavy high-voltage utility poles was successfully rescued in Pong Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, thanks to the efforts of rescue volunteers, municipal officers, and concerned locals. The incident occurred at 21:05 on November 23. The Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Rescue Centre in Pattaya received a distress call from local residents reporting that a dog was stuck in a crevice within a pile of old high-voltage poles on an open field near Nong Hiang Soi, Pong Subdistrict. Rescue volunteers and officers from the Nong Prue Municipality quickly rushed to the scene. Upon arrival, they found a distressed two-year-old male dog trapped between the large, heavy poles, each weighing several hundred kilograms. The dog appeared exhausted and gave pleading looks to onlookers, stirring great sympathy among the gathered crowd. Initial attempts by the rescue team to pull the dog free proved unsuccessful due to the weight of the poles. The team then coordinated with the Nong Prue Municipality to bring in a crane to lift and move the massive poles. After a careful and coordinated effort, they successfully freed the dog, which was unharmed. Ms. Sukanya Ngernpiam, 42, a local resident, explained that she and other concerned individuals saw a social media post about the trapped dog and hurried to the scene. Upon confirmation of the situation, they immediately contacted rescue services and municipal officers for assistance. Following the rescue, Ms. Sukanya offered to temporarily care for the dog at her home while waiting for a kind-hearted person to adopt it and provide a permanent home. Picture from responders -- 2024-11-24 -
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Thai man loses 372,000 baht to nursing student in scam wedding
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 24 November 2024
Russian Naval Ships Dock in Thailand for Indo-Pacific Diplomatic Mission Two high-capability Russian Navy corvettes, RFS Rezkiy and RFS Aldar Tsydenzhapov, docked at Juk Samet Pier, Sattahip Port, as part of a goodwill visit and diplomatic mission in the Indo-Pacific region. The visit is a key component of the Russian Pacific Naval Task Group’s ongoing mission to strengthen naval cooperation and conduct joint exercises with regional forces. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344405-russian-naval-ships-dock-in-thailand-for-indo-pacific-diplomatic-mission/
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