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Correction; In VIETNAM, Max stay on 3 mo Multiple Entry tourist visa
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Thanks for that. I never got the attraction of short time above a bar, when I could have a friendly lady all night. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 5 March 2025
Man Rescued After Suicide Attempt in Phetchabun Amid Financial Pressure A man in Phetchabun was rescued after threatening to take his own life on the morning of March 4. The incident occurred at the Dong Tan Bridge in Lom Sak District, where the man, under severe financial stress due to escalating debts from illegal money lenders, was found sitting on the edge of the bridge. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1353584-man-rescued-after-suicide-attempt-in-phetchabun-amid-financial-pressure/ -
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Thanks for that. I rarely used a massage parlour, and then only for a massage. As I said, I preferred L T, and wasn't interested in a 10 minute fumble. -
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DOGE: Wall of Deceits
The late former Secretary of State Colin Powell famously said: “You break it, you're going to own it” That has now morphed into: We own it. We can break it. -
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Man Rescued After Suicide Attempt in Phetchabun Amid Financial Pressure
Picture from responders. A man in Phetchabun was rescued after threatening to take his own life on the morning of March 4. The incident occurred at the Dong Tan Bridge in Lom Sak District, where the man, under severe financial stress due to escalating debts from illegal money lenders, was found sitting on the edge of the bridge. According to reports, the unnamed man had been struggling with his inability to meet daily loan payments and had been relentlessly pursued by creditors. The pressure extended beyond him, as his wife, who works in a government office, was also harassed by debt collectors. Feeling trapped by his circumstances, the man resolved to end his life. Upon receiving a distress call, the local rescue team from the Lom Sak Rescue Foundation, along with police officers, rushed to the scene. The rescue operation, led by volunteer officer Bandit Phongpaew, saw the team successfully negotiating with the man for over 20 minutes. Their persistent efforts resulted in the man agreeing to step away from the edge and safely descending from the bridge. Authorities later confirmed that the man, a resident of Si Thep District, had been struggling with an accumulation of debts from multiple unregulated lending sources. Unable to make the required payments, he had fallen under intense pressure, exacerbated by his wife’s involvement. The situation was averted thanks to the calm negotiation by the rescue team and police officers. This incident highlights the growing concern over the impact of illegal lending practices, with individuals increasingly feeling the strain of inescapable debt. Authorities are now focusing on the importance of providing support to those in financial distress and encouraging individuals to seek assistance rather than resorting to drastic measures. 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 out help. -- 2025-03-05 -
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