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Woman Mauled by Pit Bull Cross She Adopted From Shelter
But those animals are not only in Thailand but in many countries across the world. Thailand's biggest animal problem is finding a vet to euthanise ANY animal, be the animal sick and dying, or something like this dog which should never been born and should be put down humanely asap. I am sure that this sort of thing happens every week or two in Thailand and I have no doubt there will be posters on here saying that their pet is cuddly, lovely and would never harm a soul. That is all well and good, until it turns and does bite someone or kills a baby or a toddler. There is NO logical reason to own a dog like that, and IMHO the sooner the entre breed is removed from the world the better. -
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Make America Gloomy Again
That's not hate? And now you of all people are acting as judge and jury on anything? Really? -
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Child Safety Concerns Rise Amidst Philippine Heatwave
File photo for reference only With over 26 million students on their school break, experts are raising alarms about the risks posed by extreme heat, especially to young children spending extended periods outdoors or in inadequately cooled homes. Joy Sampang, Save the Children’s Early Childhood Care and Development Advisor, emphasized the vulnerability of children, particularly those under the age of five, during the scorching weather. Children's inability to regulate their body temperature effectively puts them at higher risk during play and outdoor activities. The onset of the "summer" break starting April 16, syncs with dangerously high heat indices ranging from 42°C to 47°C across the Philippines, as reported by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). Sampang highlights that high temperatures not only have immediate risks such as heatstroke and dehydration but also long-term impacts, including heightened risks of respiratory issues, kidney disease, and emotional distress. "Young children might not recognize or express symptoms of heat-related distress, making them more susceptible," she said. Additionally, the ability of children to focus and learn is compromised under such conditions. Given the situation's severity, proactive measures are urged by Save the Children to protect them. Sampang calls for creating safe environments conducive to learning and play despite the heat, urging for both government intervention and community support. To assist families, Save the Children offers five practical strategies: Use child-friendly language: Explain the hot weather risks using relatable terms, such as comparing seeking shade to birds finding cool spots. Offer reassurance: Normalize feelings of discomfort in the heat, ensuring children that adults are taking care of them. Create cooling corners: Set up shaded, cozy spaces with pillows, books, and cooling packs for children to retreat to when overheated. Practice breathing techniques: Techniques like "smell the flower, blow the candle" can help children remain calm and centered. Encourage self-expression: Invite children to draw or talk about their feelings, helping them process and cope with the heat. As climate change drives temperatures to new extremes, these measures highlight the importance of keeping children safe and supported during intense heatwaves, reported Manila Bulletin. -- 2025-04-18 -
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Woman Mauled by Pit Bull Cross She Adopted From Shelter
It's Thailand .... NO COMMON SENSE here ... just idiots. -
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Thailand Digital Arrival Card. TDAC
Following this official announcement from immigration, the previous topic https://aseannow.com/topic/1356064-thailand-digital-arrival-card-tdac-system-is-online-but-not-announced-as-starting-yet/ is now closed. -
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A true story about an old pal of mine.
Nice a topic on illigal practises and it's not closed??? LOL Yes Lee Alderhouse did it and he was not the smartest cookie in Rawai. Yes I knew him, he almost killed me but luckily he was stopped.
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