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News Forum - Two students drown in Chonburi reservoir whirlpool tragedy
Two students drowned in a reservoir after being sucked into a whirlpool while swimming to beat the heat during their school holidays. Friends called for help, but it was too late. Their bodies were found by divers an hour later. Police Lieutenant Colonel Pornchai Lueaphon, an investigator from Phlu Ta Luang Police Station in Chon … … The story Two students drown in Chonburi reservoir whirlpool tragedy as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - People’s Party challenges congestion fees, urges investment in public transport
Thaksin promised to fix BKK traffic over 20+ years ago. Maybe his daughter should finish the job instead of implementing of yet another tax? Governments solving problems, not profiting from them. Crazy idea, right. -
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News Forum - Phuket’s new tourism tax won’t affect foreign residents or workers
Phuket’s Ministry of Tourism and Sports (MoTS) has confirmed that the upcoming tourism tax, expected to be implemented early next year, will not impact foreigners who reside or work in Thailand. A MoTS Phuket official clarified that the proposed tax has not yet been presented to the Cabinet for approval. “We should wait for any … … The story Phuket’s new tourism tax won’t affect foreign residents or workers as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Ammonia gas leak at Udon Thani ice factory traps six workers
Ammonia gas leakage at an ice factory in Udon Thani caused chaos as six workers were trapped inside. Emergency responders acted swiftly to rescue them, while locals described their terrifying escape from the toxic fumes. At 6pm yesterday, the 1669 Emergency Centre in Udon Thani received reports from residents about a strong ammonia smell emanating … … The story Ammonia gas leak at Udon Thani ice factory traps six workers as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Man cuts off EM bracelet, takes girlfriend hostage in Chon Buri
A man recently released on bail cut off his electronic monitoring bracelet and took his girlfriend hostage at a condominium in Chon Buri. Police stormed the unit after negotiations failed, rescuing the woman and arresting the suspect. Today, October 27, police, led by Police Colonel Wattanachai Sangrit, coordinated with over 20 officers and local government … … The story Man cuts off EM bracelet, takes girlfriend hostage in Chon Buri as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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