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Introduction to Personal Income Tax in Thailand
Where in either this new link or the previous one does it state, as you previously posted; "Every foreigner with a Thai bank account will get the forms soon, unless they have opened an account recently and have already filled them in"? Stop making up scaremongering statements unless you can provide and highlight an ACCURATE source! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 25 November 2024
12 year old boy saves suicidal teen girl from Chao Phraya, Bangkok Photo via Facebook/ อาสามูลนิธิร่วมกตัญญู จุด.สน.บางโพงพาง Thai media outlets and netizens praised a 12 year old boy for the rescue of a 17 year old girl from an attempted suicide in the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok on Friday. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344543-12-year-old-boy-saves-suicidal-teen-girl-from-chao-phraya-bangkok/ -
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Musk & Ramaswamy Unveil Detailed Plan for Federal Workforce Cuts
And so Americans, by your definitions, are all illegal immigrants. I don't remember any of the early Americans asking native Americans for permission to steal their land. Violent criminals? There is a movie called Soldier Blue. Watch it to find out what illegal immigrants did to the natives. -
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12 year old boy saves suicidal teen girl from Chao Phraya, Bangkok
Thai media outlets and netizens praised a 12 year old boy for the rescue of a 17 year old girl from an attempted suicide in the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok on Friday. The Ruamkatanyu Foundation at Bang Phong Phang Police Station Facebook page shared a video of the young hero on Friday, November 22. In the caption, the foundation explained that a group of young boys saved the 17 year old girl, later identified as Nattamon, from a suicide attempt. Nattamon reportedly jumped from Krungthep Bridge in the Ban Kho Laem district of Bangkok into the Chao Phraya River at around 7pm. The boys jumped into the river and pulled Nattamon to the bank safely. She was rushed to Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital due to exhaustion. Channel 3 interviewed one of the boys involved in the rescue mission, 12 year old Tanaphat “Klao” Boonkird, and his mother, 31 year old Suppawan Thaitanadrop, on Saturday, November 23, at Klao’s home in Soi Charoenkrung 107, Section 14, which also operated as a restaurant called “3 ท ข้าวแกง&ข้าวต้มกุ้ย 3 บาท” (3T Rice, Curry, and Porridge 3 Baht). Klao revealed to the media that he and his friends went to the bridge to fish. Initially, they fished from the bridge, but his hook got stuck on something in the water. He and his friends then went down to the riverbank to try to fix the hook. Unfortunately, while they were adjusting their fishing rods, they heard a loud splash. They turned to find Nattamon floating in the river, shouting intermittently that she wanted to die but also saying she did not want to. Klao said he was the only one who could swim in the group and decided to jump into the river to help the girl. He had to swim about 50 metres from the bank to pull her in. After being rescued, Nattamon asked the boys to retrieve her phone from the bridge so she could call her friend. Proud of son Initially, Nattamon’s friends did not believe the boys’ words, so the group sought help from a nearby security guard. Klao said that Nattamon cried and told him she wanted to die. He and his friends comforted her and encouraged her until the rescue team arrived to take her to the hospital. Klao later left a message for Nattamon, urging her not to harm herself. He told her that if he had not been there, no one would have been able to help her. Klao’s mother, Suppawan, expressed pride in her son, saying she never imagined he would be so brave. Suppawan explained that Klao did not mention the incident when he came home. She thought he might have been afraid that she would punish him for taking such a risky action. Suppawan revealed that she was proud of what her son had done and advised him to be careful whenever he offered help to anyone. She also encouraged Nattamon to think carefully before taking any action and to continue with her life, as every problem can be solved in time. Nattamon reportedly received a health check at the hospital before her family took her home to rest after the incident. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai), or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress, or depression. Seek help. By Petch Petpailin Photo via Facebook/ อาสามูลนิธิร่วมกตัญญู จุด.สน.บางโพงพาง Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-25 -
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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
if "unfortunately it is open to interpretation" why post it? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 25 November 2024
Motorcycle taxis causes traffic gridlock during Pattaya concert Image courtesy of Pattaya Mail A major hip-hop concert at Legend Siam created severe traffic chaos in Pattaya at the weekend, as hundreds of motorcycle taxis caused gridlock by parking illegally in the streets. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344542-motorcycle-taxis-causes-traffic-gridlock-during-pattaya-concert/ -
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Motorcycle taxis causes traffic gridlock during Pattaya concert
A major hip-hop concert at Legend Siam created severe traffic chaos in Pattaya at the weekend, as hundreds of motorcycle taxis caused gridlock by parking illegally in the streets. The venue, located roughly 20 kilometres from central Pattaya, drew large crowds that overwhelmed the city’s already tourist-heavy traffic system on Saturday, November 23. The situation deteriorated when motorcycle taxi drivers parked their vehicles in traffic lanes, significantly reducing road capacity and creating kilometres-long traffic jams. Multiple lanes were rendered unusable, leaving minimal space for regular traffic flow. Residents expressed their discontent with both the lack of organised parking arrangements and proper registration systems for the event. The problems were compounded by the existing heavy tourist traffic in the area. Many questioned whether concert organisers had obtained the necessary permits and implemented adequate traffic management plans. Of particular concern was the behaviour of local motorcycle taxi drivers, who were reported to be blocking not only roads but also access to residential properties. With the concert scheduled to continue for another evening, residents braced for a second night of traffic disruption. The incident sparked calls for enhanced regulations, with residents demanding better event management practices. Proposed solutions include implementing a formal registration system for motorcycle taxi drivers and ensuring they hold proper public licenses. There is also a push to prioritise local drivers to better serve community needs, reported Pattaya Mail. In similar news, Patong’s traffic woes continue to frustrate local government agencies as Mayor Chalermsak Maneesri highlights the challenges faced due to private ownership of Soi Saensabai. The notorious Phuket street is known for traffic congestion and safety hazards and has seen several pedestrian injuries, including those involving foreign tourists. The inability of Patong Municipality to impose any regulations or initiate improvements on this privately owned road remains a primary concern. Chalermsak explained that the municipality’s attempts to alleviate these issues have been consistently thwarted by the fact that Soi Saensabai is privately owned. By Ryan Turner Image courtesy of Pattaya Mail Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-25
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