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More Thais Staying Single, Impact on Weddings and Florists
whats happening to Asia and their declining population is much more preferable than the west who is importing africans and middle east to replace their declining population point being, thailand doesnt need to change anything. The world is overpopulated -
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In Case You Missed it, the Tattoo Fad is Over
Yes It Can be , It's All a matter of Opinion . 🙏 -
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Thailand's Tourist Boom: 4.8 Million Visitors So Far
It's always about numbers never quality...TAT think more is better... One day they will wake up and learn it's not. -
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Scam Hubs: Thai Police Say 99% of Workers Joined Voluntarily
Chinese gift to the world.... everything they touch is corrupt.- 1
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 14 February 2025
Interpol Red Notice: Turkish Fugitive Arrested in Phuket In a decisive move showcasing international cooperation, a Turkish fugitive, wanted on an Interpol red notice, was apprehended in Phuket earlier this week. The suspect, known only as Mr. Taskin, aged 32, found himself in Thai custody following an operation conducted by local authorities responding to international alerts. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1351728-interpol-red-notice-turkish-fugitive-arrested-in-phuket/ -
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Interpol Red Notice: Turkish Fugitive Arrested in Phuket
Picture courtesy: The Phuket Express In a decisive move showcasing international cooperation, a Turkish fugitive, wanted on an Interpol red notice, was apprehended in Phuket earlier this week. The suspect, known only as Mr. Taskin, aged 32, found himself in Thai custody following an operation conducted by local authorities responding to international alerts. The Phuket Immigration received a request from Turkish officials to revoke Mr. Taskin's permit to stay in Thailand. His plight intensified as his passport was also cancelled, essentially trapping him in legal limbo. Turkish authorities had earlier classified Mr. Taskin as a dangerous individual, issuing a red notice after an arrest warrant was declared in October of the previous year. The crux of the Turkish legal pursuit stems from allegations that Mr. Taskin was found carrying a firearm and ammunition in public places without legal permit. Though precise details of where Mr. Taskin was captured remain undisclosed, Phuket Immigration confirmed his arrest, marking a significant victory in transnational law enforcement efforts. The clandestine operation, conducted with the assistance of local police, underscores the ongoing collaboration between Thailand and other countries in addressing international crime. With the legal framework set in motion for his deportation, Mr. Taskin awaits his return to Turkey, where he will likely face justice under Turkish law. There has been no comment from the fugitive himself, as he remains tight-lipped amidst these proceedings, reported The Phuket Express.. -- 2025-02-14
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