News Forum - Thailand tourism surges with visa-free policy, Phuket leads
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That's the Thai paradox – despite the above-mentioned risks, riding here can also be a great experience and I much prefer getting around town on the PCX than behind the wheel. It's all about finding the right balance and knowing what you're doing. -
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News Forum - Holy serpent! Monk spotted cruising Pattaya with a snake
A Thai woman captured a monk riding a motorcycle with a snake draped over his shoulder on a Pattaya road. The video has since exploded on social media, instantly going viral. The 40 year old woman, Bang-on Chom-ngam, witnessed the alleged monk’s reckless riding and recorded a video of him, sharing it with local media … … The story Holy serpent! Monk spotted cruising Pattaya with a snake as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Behind the cue: Rayong ‘snooker club’ gambles with the law
A recent operation in Rayong province uncovered a gambling setup disguised as a snooker club, leading to the arrest of 15 gamblers. Despite initial reports of political figures being involved, no evidence of such was found, and local police have not been reassigned. Police Major General Phumint Singhhasut, the commander of Rayong Provincial Police, yesterday, … … The story Behind the cue: Rayong ‘snooker club’ gambles with the law as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Car hits herd of cattle in Buriram, causes major damage
A family car collided with a herd of cattle on Road 24 in Buriram province, resulting in the deaths of four cows and significant damage to the vehicle. The crash occurred today, March 18, at around 3am, just 500 metres beyond the Prakhon Chai highway maintenance unit, on the route leading to Nang Rong district. … … The story Car hits herd of cattle in Buriram, causes major damage as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Broken jaw blunder: Botched surgery leaves Thai man unable to eat
Yet again another story to prove that the public medical services in Thailand are not 1st world standard. They are in some hospitals, but in the vast majority they are 3rd world level. Get insured or have a medical fund bank account - use private hospitals. You know that this is only the tip of the iceberg - defamation laws prohibit negative publicity in Thailand - whether true or not. This Thai bloke/family must be desperate to risk being sued.
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