News Forum - Petrol prices cut in Thailand for Children’s Day celebrations
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News Forum - Jomtien Beach bust: 6 arrested for illegal gambling
Six individuals, comprising both Thai and Cambodian nationals, were apprehended for engaging in illegal gambling on Jomtien Beach, Chon Buri province. The open-air gambling occurred yesterday, January 10, with many participants fleeing the scene as law enforcement approached. Police Colonel Navin Theerawit, the superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station, received a report of the illicit … … The story Jomtien Beach bust: 6 arrested for illegal gambling as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Transwoman robbed by teenager in Hua Hin, loses 90k baht items
An 18 year old man befriended and later robbed a transwoman, leaving her with nothing. The victim sought help from the Sai Mai Must Survive Facebook page yesterday, January 10. The incident began when the transwoman met a young man named Ball online on January 4, after he posted in a Hua Hin community group … … The story Transwoman robbed by teenager in Hua Hin, loses 90k baht items as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Petrol prices cut in Thailand for Children’s Day celebrations
PTT Station has announced a reduction in retail prices for various types of petrol and gasohol, coinciding with Children’s Day celebrations. Starting today, January 11, prices will decrease by 0.30 baht per litre for petrol and all types of gasohol, while E20 will see a 0.40 baht reduction, and E85 will drop by 0.50 baht … … The story Petrol prices cut in Thailand for Children’s Day celebrations as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Man falls from 15-storey height in Phuket parasailing accident
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News Forum - Kanchanaburi school director cleared of negligence allegations
A school director in Kanchanaburi province faced scrutiny after a Facebook page, known as Operation Watchdog, posted allegations of negligence, claiming the director only attended school three times a week. Investigations by education officials have found no misconduct. According to the Facebook post, the director reportedly missed school weeks entirely by claiming official duties, while … … The story Kanchanaburi school director cleared of negligence allegations as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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