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News Forum - Assumption University addresses Myanmar student’s death
Assumption University in Bangkok is facing fierce criticism following the tragic death of a Myanmar student in a motorbike accident. The accident, which took place on November 18 last year, sparked accusations of negligence from both the university and emergency responders. The victim, along with his 17 year old cousin, was en route to the … … The story Assumption University addresses Myanmar student’s death as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Breath of trouble: Drunk Thai asthmatic attacks hospital staff
A drunk Thai man with asthma attacked three medical workers at a hospital in the Isaan province of Udon Thani, claiming he was simply afraid of dying from medical devices. Pictures and videos showing a Thai patient attacking medical workers at Nong Han Hospital in Udon Thani circulated on Thai social media yesterday, March 17. … … The story Breath of trouble: Drunk Thai asthmatic attacks hospital staff as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Severe hailstorm in Ratchaburi damages homes and crops
A severe summer storm in Ratchaburi, accompanied by a hailstorm, has caused extensive damage to homes and agriculture, affecting around 200 households and 50 rai of crops. The storm struck the Kaem On subdistrict in Chom Bueng district on Sunday, March 16, toppling trees and causing major power outages. Local officials, including Chom Bueng’s district … … The story Severe hailstorm in Ratchaburi damages homes and crops as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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Life in the Isaan Boonies.
Well!! My fast lasts between 36 and 48 hours. No food during that time, but lots of water drinking. Started it a few years back in response to belly problems. When I turned 70 really. Also fatigue. I was feeling whacked out after a few hours working in the sun. Much of the food here don't agree with me. I was forever on the loo in the early days. The fasting is one aspect of a changed lifestyle. No sugary drinks; Coke and Pepsi etc. Rarely eat rice. Some bread; but only decent loafs. Lots of meat; as rare as possible. As much veg as I can stomach. don't really like a lot of the veg here. Fruits; when in season. And as I say; lots of water. Not had a beer for over 4 years. Do some work at the farm every day. Go to bed usually between 8 and 9pm. I find that helps. Must say; I'm pretty lucky with health. Just a dodgy hip, and a bit of skin dryness in the cooler months. On me lower legs mostly. That's it. Short term memory can be a bit dodgy at times; put things down and can't find them. Go in the kitchen and they're there. Mrs Snaps says it's not her moving stuff about. Then I get a whack. So I don't argue. Not been to a doctor since coming here. No!! Tell a porky. I hurt myself, when I came off me cycle a few years back. My own fault for holding onto a tuk tuk for a free spin down a bumpy road. A few stitches. but nothing broken. If I could have used me right hand; I'd have sorted it out myself. Went to the local clinic to get fixed up. I wouldn't have any injections though. -
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News Forum - Thailand considers raising pension age to 65, SSO clarifies
The Social Security Office (SSO) has clarified that the proposed increase in the retirement age for pension eligibility from 55 to 65 is a suggestion from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and is not yet implemented in Thailand. SSO Secretary General Marasri Jairangsee indicated that this idea, initially presented by the ILO, has been under … … The story Thailand considers raising pension age to 65, SSO clarifies as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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