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Prayut To Be Held Accountable For His Deeds Over Last 9 Years
Thailand is not Ukraine Nothing has happened even remotely close @Fanta had a very rational and intelligent post What does the country better Fighting a messy battle, to what gain? Or get going on things that help the people? -
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Prayut To Be Held Accountable For His Deeds Over Last 9 Years
You are wrong. I hope I wouldn’t have been naive/arrogant enough to allow diplomacy to fail so badly as to reach the final resort of war. The question is not of courage or willpower. It is risk assessment and return on investment. Prayut didn’t get to where he was without substantial support from powerful players already embedded in Thai society. For example, he overthrew a sitting prime minister and later had her convicted in the Supreme Court. That takes far more power than he alone ever held. -
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News Forum - Thai hospital misdiagnoses man’s gallstone condition, quick intervention saves health
Had a similar experience at a Pattaya hospital. Admitted with suspected Pancreatitis but medical staff unable to locate the cause, although they suspected Gallstones. Discharged after 3 days with medication. Returned to work in Dubai where symptoms returned. Hospital detected Gallstones and removes Gallbladder. No problems experienced since. My advice. Get a second opinion. -
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News Forum - Desperate search: Loved ones cross borders to find missing Chinese woman
Concerned family members and friends of the Chinese woman who went missing last week on the Thai-Myanmar border arrived in Thailand to try and find her. Two videos featuring Chong Sumyee, also known as Angie, have emerged, providing information about her whereabouts. The mother, brother, and friends of Angie arrived in Chiang Mai province yesterday, … … The story Desperate search: Loved ones cross borders to find missing Chinese woman as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Phuket orders small boats to stay ashore until Saturday amid heavy weather
In Phuket, a ban has been issued on boats shorter than 10 metres leaving the shore until Saturday, June 10, due to heavy weather conditions. The order, issued by Phuket Marine Office Chief Natchaphong Pranit, applies to all sailing and motor yachts up to 32.8 feet. The ban comes as a reminder of the importance of safety … … The story Phuket orders small boats to stay ashore until Saturday amid heavy weather as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story
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