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US Tourist Expresses "Deep Remorse" After Killing Thai Woman In Accident
A 38-year-old American tourist has shown "deep remorse" after he killed a 58-year-old Thai pedestrian in Chiang Mai province on Thursday.
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This Thai Tourist Hotspot Tops World's Most Polluted Cities
Thai tourist hotspot Chiang Mai was blanketed by hazy smog Friday, as residents and visitors to the usually picturesque northern city were left wheezing in the toxic air.
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Body Of Missing German Businessman Found In Freezer Of A Home In Thailand
Notably, Mr. Mack had been a resident of Thailand for several years and lived in Pattaya with his Thai wife. He worked as a real estate broker.
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This "Super-Spreader" Event In Thailand Is Behind Its Sudden Covid Spike
Thai health authorities warned on Wednesday that residents should brace themselves for a potential jump in coronavirus cases after classifying the country's first cluster of the Omicron variant as a super-spreader incident.
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When Godzilla Comes Knocking: Huge Lizard Tries to Enter Home in Thailand
Attanai Thaiyuanwong found a monster lizard trying to get inside his house on Wednesday and immediately shared pictures on Facebook.
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After Two Coups in Eight Years, Fears Over Thai Future
The last time Thailand's army seized power, in 2006, some called it "the smiling coup." Residents of Bangkok who supported overthrow of an elected government they accused of corruption poured into the streets, handing out flowers to soldiers who had deployed tanks across this metropolis of glass skyscrapers and ornate Buddhist temples.
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Thai Prime Minister admits government cannot control floods
Clambering aboard bamboo rafts and army trucks, residents fled waterlogged homes on the outskirts of Thailand's capital on Thursday as floods that have engulfed a third of the country inched closer to downtown areas and foreign governments urged their citizens to avoid unessential travel to the threatened city.
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Government warns, thousands evacuate flood-surrounded Bangkok
Residents poured out of the Thai capital by bus, plane and train on Thursday, heeding government warnings to use a special five-day holiday to evacuate parts of the flood-threatened metropolis before a weekend deluge rushes through.
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Thai protesters hurl own blood at PM's house
Red-shirted protesters hurled plastic bags filled with gallons (liters) of their own blood into the residence of the Thai prime minister on Wednesday, hoping their shock tactics will bring down his government.
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US Tourist Expresses "Deep Remorse" After Killing Thai Woman In Accident
A 38-year-old American tourist has shown "deep remorse" after he killed a 58-year-old Thai pedestrian in Chiang Mai province on Thursday.
-
This Thai Tourist Hotspot Tops World's Most Polluted Cities
Thai tourist hotspot Chiang Mai was blanketed by hazy smog Friday, as residents and visitors to the usually picturesque northern city were left wheezing in the toxic air.
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Body Of Missing German Businessman Found In Freezer Of A Home In Thailand
Notably, Mr. Mack had been a resident of Thailand for several years and lived in Pattaya with his Thai wife. He worked as a real estate broker.
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This "Super-Spreader" Event In Thailand Is Behind Its Sudden Covid Spike
Thai health authorities warned on Wednesday that residents should brace themselves for a potential jump in coronavirus cases after classifying the country's first cluster of the Omicron variant as a super-spreader incident.
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When Godzilla Comes Knocking: Huge Lizard Tries to Enter Home in Thailand
Attanai Thaiyuanwong found a monster lizard trying to get inside his house on Wednesday and immediately shared pictures on Facebook.
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After Two Coups in Eight Years, Fears Over Thai Future
The last time Thailand's army seized power, in 2006, some called it "the smiling coup." Residents of Bangkok who supported overthrow of an elected government they accused of corruption poured into the streets, handing out flowers to soldiers who had deployed tanks across this metropolis of glass skyscrapers and ornate Buddhist temples.
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Thai Prime Minister admits government cannot control floods
Clambering aboard bamboo rafts and army trucks, residents fled waterlogged homes on the outskirts of Thailand's capital on Thursday as floods that have engulfed a third of the country inched closer to downtown areas and foreign governments urged their citizens to avoid unessential travel to the threatened city.
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Government warns, thousands evacuate flood-surrounded Bangkok
Residents poured out of the Thai capital by bus, plane and train on Thursday, heeding government warnings to use a special five-day holiday to evacuate parts of the flood-threatened metropolis before a weekend deluge rushes through.
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Thai protesters hurl own blood at PM's house
Red-shirted protesters hurled plastic bags filled with gallons (liters) of their own blood into the residence of the Thai prime minister on Wednesday, hoping their shock tactics will bring down his government.
