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Thaiger Talk Quiz #297 - Airlines in Thailand 2
Scored two. Not flown since 2016. The airplane was having a bad day. Paddy was looking out of the window when the Captain's announcement came over the tannoy. ''One of the four engines has packed up, Not to worry. We will be a little late getting to Bangkok though as we have to reduce speed.'' A little bit later came another announcement by the Captain, ' ''One of the three engines has packed up, Not to worry. We can carry on with two easily enough, but it means we will be a quite late getting to Bangkok. Ten minutes later cane another message. ''We will be very late getting to our destination, as we now have only one functioning engine.'' ''Bloody hell!'' Said Paddy. ''If the last one goes wrong we will be up here all day.'' ' -
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News Forum - Thailand goes high-tech: New E-Visa set to transform travel
Thailand is taking a leap into the digital age with the launch of its revolutionary Thai E-Visa system, simplifying life for globe-trotters everywhere. From January 1, 2025, international travellers can kiss goodbye to cumbersome paperwork and apply for their visas online with ease. This slick new development promises to make the visa process faster, safer, … … The story Thailand goes high-tech: New E-Visa set to transform travel as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Call centre bust: 5 Japanese scammers nabbed in Thailand
Thai immigration police arrested five Japanese nationals accused of running a fraudulent call centre in Pattaya that conned elderly Japanese citizens out of a staggering 5 million baht daily. Police Major General Panumat Boonyalak, acting commissioner, revealed that the bust followed a tip-off from the Japanese embassy. The gang had allegedly duped victims with promises … … The story Call centre bust: 5 Japanese scammers nabbed in Thailand as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Hair today, gone tomorrow: Bangkok cops snip illegal Myanmar barbers
Police in Bang Khun Thian district arrested four Myanmar nationals working as barbers, allegedly taking jobs from Thai citizens. This incident unfolded yesterday, December 17, at the ANGEL-20 hair salon located at the end of Nai Riang Market, Bang Bon, Bangkok. The arrest followed a tip-off received by Kittisak Bunsermsak, a police inspector at Bang … … The story Hair today, gone tomorrow: Bangkok cops snip illegal Myanmar barbers as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand rolls out red carpet with bigger rebates for filmmakers
The Thail Cabinet approved an increase in the rebate offered to foreign film productions, raising it to a range of 15 to 30% to attract more international filmmakers to shoot in the country. This decision, announced by Jirayu Huangsap, spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, is part of a revised strategy to bolster Thailand’s appeal … … The story Thailand rolls out red carpet with bigger rebates for filmmakers as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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