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News Forum - Thailand allows daily airport alcohol sales to boost tourism
The Prime Minister’s Office has implemented a regulation allowing the daily sale of alcoholic beverages at major international airports. This directive, detailed in the Royal Gazette on Christmas Day, became effective yesterday, December 26. The modification aims to align legal practices with the current situation, an observer noted. Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, following the counsel … … The story Thailand allows daily airport alcohol sales to boost tourism as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand’s top destinations gear up for new year surge
A jaw-dropping wave of tourists is set to descend on Thailand’s favourite hotspots this new year, with Phuket leading the charge and Chiang Mai hot on its heels. Here’s how the Land of Smiles is gearing up for the festive frenzy. Phuket is bracing for an influx of over 230,000 visitors between December 28 and … … The story Thailand’s top destinations gear up for new year surge as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Ethereum co-founder donates 10 million baht gift to Moo Deng and friends
I too have donated a house to a hippo. The difference being I had previously copulated with her most vigorously before she assumed the form of her spirit animal. What’s his excuse? -
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News Forum - Thai tourist police arrest 20 foreign sex workers on Pattaya Beach
Thai tourist police officers arrested 20 foreign sex workers for illegally working and offering sexual services on Pattaya Beach in the early hours of today. Officers from the Pattaya Tourist Office announced the crackdown on foreign sex workers to the public. They revealed that the arrests were made at about 1am today following complaints from … … The story Thai tourist police arrest 20 foreign sex workers on Pattaya Beach as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Bangkok woman arrested for call centre scam impersonating police
A 63 year old woman was recently arrested in Bangkok for allegedly participating in a call centre scam that impersonated police officers from the Surin City Police Station. The scam involved video calls to victims, convincing them to transfer money for “verification” purposes, resulting in losses exceeding 1 million baht. The arrest was made yesterday … … The story Bangkok woman arrested for call centre scam impersonating police as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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