News Forum - Man found dead in garden believed to succumb to cold weather
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News Forum - Photographer arrested for obscene content on OnlyFans, earns over 2 million baht
What a despicable, monumental, ungentlemanly rat he was! Taking advantage of young girls like that. -
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News Forum - Man found dead in garden believed to succumb to cold weather
She was not concerned by his passing and believed the cold weather, accompanied by strong winds, may have been responsible for his death while he was outside. I suspect a bit of Spike protein too, but that's just me being a conspiracy theorist.- 1
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News Forum - Photographer arrested for obscene content on OnlyFans, earns over 2 million baht
A well-known photographer, 46 year old Thanakrit, was apprehended by the Metropolitan Investigation Bureau for distributing obscene images and videos of models on the subscription platform OnlyFans, reportedly earning over 2 million baht (US$57,590). The photographer, known by the nickname Ohm, has previously faced charges of obscenity. The arrest followed a complaint from a model, … … The story Photographer arrested for obscene content on OnlyFans, earns over 2 million baht as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Man found dead in garden believed to succumb to cold weather
A 53 year old man was found deceased in his garden in Mueang district, Nakhon Ratchasima province, after reportedly stepping outside to urinate. Identified as Prawet from Ban Kok, the man was discovered by his stepson, who had gone out for a cigarette on the morning of today, January 12. Upon finding Prawet, the stepson … … The story Man found dead in garden believed to succumb to cold weather as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Phuket lifts building restriction above 80 metres for hillside development
A recent Cabinet decision has lifted the restriction on construction above the 80-metre mark in Phuket, paving the way for increased single-building developments on the island’s hillsides. This change is expected to benefit owners of high-altitude land on the island. The approval of a rezoning proposal by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MNRE) … … The story Phuket lifts building restriction above 80 metres for hillside development as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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