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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 6 August 2024
Continuous Stone Attacks Frustrate Bangkok Neighbourhood File photo for reference only A neighbourhood in Lat Phrao district, Bangkok, is living in distress as one household has been relentlessly throwing stones at other houses in the area. Despite numerous complaints and attempts to resolve the situation, the issue persists. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1334815-continuous-stone-attacks-frustrate-bangkok-neighbourhood/ -
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Poll: Who will Kamala Harris pick to be her VP?
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Massive migrant fraud , 2 months before early voting
Bookmark it ! I got a hunch its gonna be needed again! All this while the biden/ harris administration efforts at bringing in millions upon millions upon millions being let into the country while making it extremely difficult to question the integrity of the vote! Gop senator mike Lee posts -
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Continuous Stone Attacks Frustrate Bangkok Neighbourhood
A neighbourhood in Lat Phrao district, Bangkok, is living in distress as one household has been relentlessly throwing stones at other houses in the area. Despite numerous complaints and attempts to resolve the situation, the issue persists. Tanongsak, a local living in the Prasert-Manukit 27 area, Soi 226, reported that his house has been a daily target of stone attacks for over a year. Initially, he attributed the noise to debris hitting the roof. But in April, a leak prompted him to call a repairman, who found a bunch of stones and some metal nuts on the roof. Speaking to his neighbours, Tanongsak realized they were also being targeted. He noted that a house behind his had a pile of stones similar to those found on his roof. The household head of the suspected perpetrating family claimed innocence, stating that their house had also been under stone attack. Tanongsak stated that the stone-throwing usually happened around 5 am and 7 pm. On May 12, he reported the issue to the Khok Kram Police Station, but without any tangible evidence like CCTV footage or eyewitness accounts, the police were unable to act. To collect evidence, Tanongsak and his neighbours installed CCTV cameras around their homes. The cameras were deliberately placed to monitor the activities of the suspected house, despite their initial objections. CCTV footage recorded on August 3 showed the suspected individual coming out to smoke and then throwing a stone at Tanongsak’s house at around 7.42 pm. This video became the much-needed evidence of continuous harassment. Having lived there peacefully for over 20 years, Tanongsak expressed his shock, especially since the suspected house had been around for less than a decade. Neighbours describe the suspect as a large man in his forties who frequently hangs around suspiciously. They suspect that his parents might not be aware of his actions, as they haven't participated in any attempts to resolve the issue. It's also suspected that the man may have mental health issues, based on his erratic behaviour, including a disturbing incident when he exposed himself to a CCTV camera. Tanongsak and the neighbours suggest that if the man is indeed ill, his parents should seek help for him to prevent the situation from escalating further. Ekaphop Luangprasert, Minister of Interior's advisor and founder of the Saimai Must Survive Facebook page, has committed to coordinate with the superintendent of Khok Kram Police Station to hasten the resolution of the case. “I will visit the area with the police to negotiate with the household responsible for the stone-throwing today. If this behaviour continues, it could result in serious injuries, or even death," he warned. File photo for reference only -- 2024-08-06 - Cigna offers a variety of health insurance plans designed to meet the minimum requirement for medical treatment coverage, with benefits reaching up to THB 3 million. These plans are tailored to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions for expatriates, ensuring peace of mind and access to quality medical services. To explore the full range of Cigna's expat health insurance options and find a plan that suits your needs, click here for more information. Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe -
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UK Government to Convene Emergency Cobra Meeting After Surge of Far-Right Violence
Good afternoon Joe, may I point out that my thoughts are my own, and would in no way reveal them to you as a baiter asking daft questions.. Sorry about that.........😉- 1
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What's the Most Surprising Thing You've Learned About Living in Thailand?
The point of having private health insurance in Australia is time. And expertise. For example, in Thailand I had an inguinal hernia. Quite painful. I flew back to Australia. In one weeks' time, I had an appointment with the surgeon. A week later, I was on the operating table. With one of the top surgeons in Melbourne. In the public system, I might have waited 3 months for the initial appointment, and another 3 months for the operation. I would have got whatever surgeon the system decreed. Emergency care is not the same, it doesn't make any difference if you are a public or private patient. I do know a former work colleague who needed a hip replacement. He spent 18 months living on painkillers, heaven knows what that did to his kidneys and liver. IMO retaining my private health insurance is one of my better life decisions. -
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[QUIZ] 4 August - Album Covers From The 1970s
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 6 August 2024
Japanese Mother Continues Search for Missing Son in Thailand After 4 Years File photo for reference only A Japanese woman has travelled all the way to Thailand to find her son, who went missing four years ago after asking for 240,000 baht for medical bills. The man, from Japan, is known to face charges of embezzlement prior to his disappearance. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1334814-japanese-mother-continues-search-for-missing-son-in-thailand-after-4-years/ -
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Japanese Mother Continues Search for Missing Son in Thailand After 4 Years
A Japanese woman has travelled all the way to Thailand to find her son, who went missing four years ago after asking for 240,000 baht for medical bills. The man, from Japan, is known to face charges of embezzlement prior to his disappearance. On August 5th, 66 year old Yoshimi Nishi, along with her family, reported her son, Takahiro Nishi, 39, as missing at the Khlongtan Police Station. Takahiro had moved to Thailand for work. The last time Yoshimi was in touch with her son was through the LINE app on June 29, 2020. Since then, all her attempts to contact him have been unsuccessful. On June 9, the year before, Yoshimi received clarification via email that her son was gravely sick and needed 1 million yen (about 240,000 baht). An email sent later on June 21, asked for 300,000 yen (or 73,000 baht) more, but Yoshimi decided against transferring these funds. Later, Yoshimi discovered from the Japanese Embassy that her son, along with his business partner, was arrested for embezzlement based on warrants issued in 2020. The pair were reportedly running a business that sold exercise equipment. Even though both men were released on bail, they were required to report to the Bangkok South District Court. Shockingly, Takahiro never showed up at the court. Channel 3 reported that Takahiro entered Thailand on March 5, 2020, via the Nong Khai Immigration Office in the Isaan province of Nong Khai. His most recent visa renewal was in the northern province of Nakhon Sawan on March 5, 2022, although there’s no evidence that he left Thailand. Yoshimi fears for her son’s safety and suspects that his business partner might be involved in his disappearance. The police will partner with the Immigration Bureau to try and locate Takahiro and find out the identity of the person who bailed him and his partner out. File photo for reference only -- 2024-08-06 - Cigna offers a variety of health insurance plans designed to meet the minimum requirement for medical treatment coverage, with benefits reaching up to THB 3 million. These plans are tailored to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions for expatriates, ensuring peace of mind and access to quality medical services. To explore the full range of Cigna's expat health insurance options and find a plan that suits your needs, click here for more information. Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe -
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