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Mask Time Again?
Obviously still see a few people wearing masks. I went to Chiang Mai RAM Hospital yesterday and every staff member in view were wearing masks and so were a lot of the patients there. Anything I have missed about Chiang Mai? I know covid is on the rise again in certain areas of the world. -
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Chalerm Declares Political War Against Thaksin
Yes I agree, but the soldier Cha Cha who led an illegal coup should be top of the list? -
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Swedish Couple Gets Sacred Tattoos in Thailand for Luck and Prosperity
Stupidity abounds even in the falang communities. -
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London’s Knife Crime Crisis: Labour’s Promises Fall Short
There’s a reason it sounds racist Richard. Because it is. “Nothing has worked in the past” Except something has worked in the past: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-45572691 -
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TTB update ATM card
Went to withdraw some money and I cannot as I need to update my details. Can be done using the ttb app. as I am far from the town centre? So no need to wait Monday. Thank you. -
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Live your life now
This particular guy Darren who died from my workplace in February was greed for more money despite being well off ...he wanted more More ? Moooooore ? The very last work shift I saw him he was ignoring me to ring the Roster clerk to get more overtime shifts ! Bye Darren 👋 -
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Shocking slump: Thailand’s premium EV sales plunge 35%
you dont read the post , and unqualified answer. and i think you never wowned a byd by yourself The NO GO , to buy the BYD , after a test drive and sitting in the car. was the hudge smell of plastic parts. I feel like sitting in a chemical lab. Yes new Cras always smelling , bút this was 10 fold like a fiat honda or whatever. secondary , the cheaper plastic parts ( or feel cheaper) rest of the car was impressive and nice but the smell was a nogo -
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Thai beauty queen sparks online drama over airline seat
Makes one feel proud to be an AN member, don't it.................................. -
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Thailand’s economy to grow 2.7% this year
Thailand’s economy is projected to grow 2.7% this year, an increase from the previous forecast of 2.4%, driven by higher foreign tourist arrivals and stronger exports, according to the Ministry of Finance. Deputy Finance Minister Paopoom Rojanasakul highlighted the positive outlook, attributing it to improving economic conditions among trading partners. He noted that growth could potentially reach 3% this year, contingent on the implementation of forthcoming policies. “We see positive signs from exports due to improving economic growth from trading partners, It’s a good number, but we have to do better.” The growth forecast does not include the impact of a 450-billion-baht (US$12.5 billion) cash handout scheme set to be introduced in the fourth quarter. Paopoom mentioned that this initiative could contribute an additional 1.2 to 1.8 percentage points to the growth rate. Exports are anticipated to rise by 2.7% this year, surpassing the earlier forecast of 2.4%. Tourism remains a crucial component of The Thaiger’s economy, the second-largest in Southeast Asia. The ministry now expects 36 million foreign arrivals this year, who are likely to stay longer and spend an estimated 1.69 trillion baht more, thanks to relaxed visa requirements. The previous forecast expected 35.7 million foreign arrivals with projected spending of 1.59 trillion baht, Paopoom added. Last year, the Thai economy expanded by 1.9%, a slower pace than anticipated and below the 2.5% growth recorded in 2022. The ministry also observed that the baht is expected to trade at an average of 36.2 baht per dollar, slightly weaker than the 36 baht seen in April, due to capital outflows in the first half of the year, reported Bangkok Post. by Sarishti Arora Picture courtesy of Tom De Decker from pexels.com Source: The Thaiger 2024-07-27 - 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 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Just Stop Oil Protesters Convicted for Soup Attack on Van Gogh's Sunflowers
whatever ...... at least she has her double latte. -
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They smashed the gift that I gave. :(
I would like to apologize to the OP for my earlier comments which unintentionally came across as body shaming and homophobic/anti-LQBT. This was unintended and do not reflect my beliefs or values. The only point I was trying to make was that after reviewing some of the OP's recent posting history it appeared to me that there was considerable reason to believe that interpersonal friction between the OP and community members might explain why the guitar was smashed. This was based largely on reading that the OP had been involved in incidents where he had thrown things at delivery and food court personnel and had been banned from a local 7-11. As I believe the OP likely was aware that incidents of this nature could go a long way towards explaining the underlying animosity, by not disclosing any of this history in the OP, he, perhaps inadvertently, unfairly portrayed the Thai males involved in the incident as wild drunken xenophobic savages completely disinterested in the child's welfare. But perhaps this is just a case of something getting lost in translation. If the perpetrator screamed 'Aiii farang!!!' while smashing the guitar against the floor, perhaps a witness concluded he hated all foreigners, rather than just the one who gave the kid the guitar. @JeffersLos -
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Live your life now
When looking at statistics related to today's aged folks, also google "chart of each country's obese citizens" and one can understand why pharma tries to keep folks hooked on medicines.- 1
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