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The locals are fed up with the annoying tourists.
Says the guy that can’t even read street signs. Or what anyone is saying in the street he lives in. And no road sense either with all these accidents. Sounds to me like your testosterone levels might be down and it is making you grumpy. There are tests you can do and drugs you can take to manage it. -
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Pool Cleaning Robots
I have had a Dolphin for 5 years. Use it less than once a week -- sometimes don't use it for a couple of weeks. We live in the countryside and the pool does not get very dirty, does not attract much dust or dirt. 5 years in and the machine has quit and Bangkok want 25,000 THB to repair it. Generally, when repair is 50% of new purchase price I don't bother to repair. BUT -- there seem to be several others on the market for much less money than the Dolphin, and I have no brand loyalty to Dolphin at this point. Anyone have good experience with others? My pool is a perfect rectangle and is 800 square feet. -
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Report PNP Leverages MMDA CCTVs for Enhanced Rapid Response in Manila
Picture courtesy of Inquirer The Philippine National Police (PNP) is set to bolster its rapid response capabilities by utilizing the high-resolution CCTV cameras of the Manila Development Authority (MMDA) as part of a strategic initiative to expedite law enforcement operations. Announced by PNP Chief Gen. Nicolas Torre III, this collaboration aims to integrate the MMDA’s No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP) surveillance system into police emergency responses. During a press conference held at the MMDA headquarters in Pasig City, Gen. Torre elaborated on the operational benefits of this initiative. "If they see any crimes through CCTV and need police assistance, there’s no need to call 911 because we will assign a police officer here with a radio directly connected to our command centre, ensuring immediate dispatch," Torre explained. The integration promises to significantly enhance response times. To demonstrate, Gen. Torre requested media representatives to choose a location in Quezon City monitored by the MMDA's CCTV network. Upon selection, the location was live-streamed on large screens, and a police officer was promptly dispatched. Impressively, the officer arrived at the scene in less than three minutes, showcasing the system's efficiency. Currently, the PNP is pilot-testing a five-minute emergency response time across select areas in Metro Manila, including Quezon City. However, Gen. Torre expressed confidence that this could be reduced to a mere three minutes within the next three months, marking a significant improvement in emergency response efficiency. This collaboration reflects the PNP's commitment to harnessing technology to enhance public safety and operational effectiveness. By leveraging the MMDA's extensive surveillance infrastructure, the police aim to provide more timely interventions during emergencies, thereby improving public trust and security. As the pilot testing continues, residents in Metro Manila can expect a more robust and immediate police presence, reflecting an innovative step forward in urban law enforcement practices. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Inquirer 2025-06-16 -
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Immigration Iranian Man Arrested for Overstaying Thai Visa After Dating Local Woman
Wow a full on, in yer face “we know where you live “ intimidatory post. The guy posted his opinion based on facts. Talking of previous identity: are you susanlea? -
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