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Community Krabi Residents Question Value of 1.7-Million-Baht ‘Monkey Bridge’ Project
If you take away the k in Monkey Overpass, then you get the real meaning of this project. Passing money over (in a brown envelope)... -
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Accident Korean Crashes Toyota Alphard into Multiple Vehicles on Pattaya Road
Pictures courtesy of SiamChon. A late-night collision involving a Korean national behind the wheel of a white Toyota Alphard caused a chain-reaction crash that damaged eight vehicles and left one person injured on Jomtien Second Road in Pattaya. At approximately 23:35 on 8 July,the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Rescue Centre received reports of a multi-vehicle crash with injuries on the outbound lane of Jomtien Second Road, heading towards Sukhumvit Road. Emergency responders and officers from Pattaya City Police Station rushed to the scene, where they found eight cars damaged. Some vehicles were pushed onto the footpath, with others left blocking the road. Police temporarily closed the area to traffic to clear the scene. The vehicle identified as the cause of the crash was a white Toyota Alphard, reportedly driven by a 25-year-old South Korean man. He was not injured and remained at the scene to cooperate with the police. One person, the driver of a black Mazda sedan, sustained injuries after their vehicle was rear-ended, causing it to swerve and collide with other cars. The injured driver was treated at the scene and transported to a local hospital for further care. Eyewitnesses stated that the Alphard was travelling at high speed before slamming into the back of the Mazda, triggering a series of collisions. The Korean driver, speaking through an interpreter, claimed that the vehicle’s airbag deployed upon the first impact, striking him in the face and causing him to lose control, which then led to further collisions. He made no comment about why the first collision occurred. Police officers are reviewing CCTV footage from the area and have collected photographic evidence. The driver of the Alphard was taken in for a breathalyser test and further questioning. All involved parties were invited to Pattaya City Police Station for legal mediation and to discuss compensation for damages. Investigations are ongoing. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamChon 2025-07-09 -
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Pattaya Police Arrest Chinese Man Over Gun Picture Prank
They obviously can't take a joke in pattaya? -
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Tourism Thailand Rethinks Tourism Strategy After 34% Plunge in Chinese Arrivals
get on a flight from say .. NY to Thailand ,, thru Hong Kong that will open your eyes ....then it won't be "predjudice" -
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Ukraine China Privately Signals It Can’t Afford a Russian Defeat in Ukraine, Despite Claims of Neutr
Unlike the grey hairs AN war mongers that are stuck in the cold war era. -
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First 90 Day and funds are under 800k
Thanks for the reply. I get it 🙂 I have though and will do just that - rockup and apply for the extension. Done it before with no issues. If there is an issue, easy fixes for me. In Ubon, I even made them aware that my balance was not maintained during certain months and was told it was obvious I wasn't using an agent to get around not having the 800k and not an issue. Told me the balance requirements were to make it more difficult to use agents which was obvious to them by looking at my bank book that I was not. She specifically told me they only cared about it being in the account for 2 months. Has anyone been asked recently for a bank info during the first 90 day in person?
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