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News Forum - Pattaya bars raided for operating beyond legal hours, illegal alcohol
Police in Pattaya raided four bars across the city yesterday after receiving complaints about these venues operating beyond legal hours, with some establishments selling alcohol without licences. The raid targeted establishments on Soi Kho Phai, South Pattaya Road, and Pattaya Third Road. Authorities discovered that these venues, one of which was a host bar, continued … … The story Pattaya bars raided for operating beyond legal hours, illegal alcohol as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Understanding the brain of a teenager and how to help them
Male teenage brain : sex. alcohol, parties, more sex. Female teenage brain: sex, parties, clothes, beauty products, more sex. This is not difficult to work out. -
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News Forum - Thai digital skies to light up for OneWeb’s Internet services launch
OneWeb’s broadband Internet services, facilitated by low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, are anticipated to launch in Thailand by the fourth quarter of this year, marking a significant step in expanding digital connectivity across the nation. In a collaborative effort, OneWeb has teamed up with state telecom enterprise National Telecom (NT) to offer these services. NT … … The story Thai digital skies to light up for OneWeb’s Internet services launch as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Burmese man arrested for fatal grocery store stabbing in Thailand
A 22 year old Burmese man was apprehended for fatally stabbing a grocery store owner in Trang province yesterday after a dispute over money. The Burmese national pretended to buy rice but then demanded money from the shopkeeper, who refused, leading to the fatal stabbing. Enraged by the refusal, he repeatedly stabbed the woman with … … The story Burmese man arrested for fatal grocery store stabbing in Thailand as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thai govt unveils tax measures to spark tourism surge
The Thai Cabinet today approved a series of tax measures aimed at boosting domestic tourism during the low season, announced the deputy finance minister. These measures will be in effect from May to November and include tax deductions for companies organising conventions and seminars, according to Paopoom Rojanasakul. Further initiatives target increased domestic travel to … … The story Thai govt unveils tax measures to spark tourism surge as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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