News Forum - Thailand car makers must shift into gear for EV production by 2026
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News Forum - Firecracker folly: Phuket driver’s explosive secret sparks car blaze
A Thai driver yesterday admitted to storing an assortment of firecrackers in his car, which led to a blaze that engulfed his vehicle and another nearby in Phuket. A witness lodged a complaint with Mueang Phuket Police Station around 8.30pm, Yesterday, October 3, reporting the fire that erupted on two vehicles in Soi Shopping, right … … The story Firecracker folly: Phuket driver’s explosive secret sparks car blaze as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand to go cashless by 2028, leads ASEAN in RTP usage
Cash will continue to flow for a long time while the cashless infrastructure gets rolled out. Much of Thailand is still developing and many small shops outside of the big cities lack the hardware and internet connectivity to be cashless. Even famously "cashless" China still allows cash to flow alongside its cashless infrastructure. A lot of elderly people still want to use cash, and in 2020 the Chinese Govt established fines for businesses that refuse to accept cash. idk why the embedded hyperlink is disappearing. Well here it is anyway: https://www.cashmatters.org/blog/chinas-central-bank-defends-the-right-to-pay-cash -
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News Forum - American woman makes long journey to Thailand to see Moo Deng (video)
May be the zoo can reimburse her flight ticket cost. -
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News Forum - Charging ahead: BYD owners left powerless by marketing spin
It is the survival of the business and beating competition. Nothing to complain about. Yes, the company changed its strategy to increase market share. Nothing wrong in that. Those who buy earlier are proud initial owners. Just be it that way. Alftera all people wanted to show-off only to others what they have which others don't. If not happy, then just dispose the vehicle and go for other brands or conventional vehicles. Simple as that. Why are these people jealous on those who are getting at cheaper price? -
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News Forum - Gold prices in Thailand going for baht-er as market shines bright
Thailand’s gold market is set to sparkle as prices climb to a dazzling 44,000 baht per baht weight, a leap from the previous 41,350 baht. The surge is driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East, a dipping baht, and the US Federal Reserve’s impending interest rate cuts, says the Gold Traders Association (GTA). On … … The story Gold prices in Thailand going for baht-er as market shines bright as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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