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News Forum - Family scoops 6 million baht jackpot in Thai lottery
The tranquil village of Ban Yang Noi in Surin province erupted in joyous celebration as news broke of a staggering 6 million baht lottery win that has forever altered the destiny of Ta Noi and Yai Phon and their loved ones. The air was thick with anticipation yesterday, July 16, as families across Thailand tuned … … The story Family scoops 6 million baht jackpot in Thai lottery as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thai man slits neighbour’s throat over mistaken phone theft
A Thai man slit his neighbour’s throat at a house in the northern province of Phetchabun in the early hours of this morning after wrongly suspecting her of stealing his mobile phone. Officers from Chondean Police Station received a report of the brutal attack at 12.30am today, July 17, and responded to the scene, a … … The story Thai man slits neighbour’s throat over mistaken phone theft as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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Thaiger Talk Quiz #327 - Mangoes in Thailand
No rule stating I can't change my answers, so after much thought I'd like to change my original answer to Q3 from B, to C. Final answers; Q1. B Q2. D Q3. C Q4. B Q5. A -
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News Forum - Museums and art spaces in Chiang Mai to discover its cultural soul
They call it the Rose of the North, a city where orange-robed monks wander through early morning mist, teakwood temples anchor ancient alleyways, and handwoven textiles flutter outside hill tribe shops. Rooted in the centuries-old Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai has evolved into a cultural melting pot, where history, heritage, and art quietly converge. While most … … The story Museums and art spaces in Chiang Mai to discover its cultural soul as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Hidden Buddha statues unearthed in Laos temple dig
A stunning historical discovery has shaken the district of Champasak in southern Laos, where 70 centuries-old Buddha images were unearthed beneath Vat Meuang Kang temple during restoration work. The sacred stash was found buried just 45 centimetres underground in a large jar, as workers dug the foundation for the temple’s manuscript repository on Monday, July … … The story Hidden Buddha statues unearthed in Laos temple dig as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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