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Parcel senders are required to show ID cards or passports

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BANGKOK: — Starting as of Tuesday June 2, senders of parcels through the Thai post office are required to show their ID cards or passports if they are foreigners otherwise the parcels will not be accepted for delivery.   Mrs Waraporn Chaitiamwong, manager of organizational communications of the Thai Postal Service Company, said that the […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

Thai airline offers measly 2,000 baht compo for destroying passenger’s luggage

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BANGKOK:– Pictures of an airline passenger’s damaged luggage after a Phuket to Bangkok flight are causing a stir on social media. The pictures posted online show what is purported to be the state of a passenger’s luggage after a flight between Phuket and Bangkok, reported Daily News. When the passenger reached her destination the her […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

DSI to search temple to look for Phra Dhammachayo

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BANGKOK: — Enquiry officers of the Department of Special Investigation and a special public prosecutor will meet tomorrow (Friday) to discuss about a plan to search Wat Dhammakaya to look for its embattled abbot, Phra Dhammachayo, who missed an appointment with the officers today at Klong Luang police station. Special public prosecutor Mr Kachornsak Putthanuparb […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

NE people unhappy with life after military take-over

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BANGKOK: Northeastern people are unhappy while central region people are very happy since the military junta seized power from civilian government two years ago.   This was the finding of a private university released to the media today. According to the poll conducted by Rangsit University from a total of 3,500 people in all regions […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

Transport officials talk tough on clearing up rogue taxi drivers

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BANGKOK: — Transport department officials are promising decisive action against rogue taxi drivers who are “hurting the image of tourism in Thailand”. And it won’t stop there as they encourage complaints against any driver offering public services in any public vehicle. Lifetime bans are promised for those engaging in criminal behavior threatening the wellbeing of […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

Liberians caught in Sukhumvit with fake US dollars

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BANGKOK: — Immigration police acting on a tip off rounded up two Liberian nationals with 200,000 baht in fake US dollars. David Neal and Mathas Davies were also found to be on overstay for many years reported tnamacot They were making their money by tricking Thais as well as foreigners. The dollars had come from […]
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Spa association urges authorities to give them a happy ending

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The Federation of Thai Spa Associations (FTSPA) is asking the government to crack down on the sexual services on offer at some of the country’s many massage parlors. FTSPA advisor Apichai Jearadisak noted that many massage parlors are offering sexual services to tourists and damaging the reputation and image of traditional Thai massage parlors and […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

Red Bull Heir Fails to Appear, Again. Given Another Chance, Again.

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By Sasiwan Mokkhasen Staff Reporter BANGKOK — A deadline passed at 4pm today for Red Bull heir Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya to meet with prosecutors four years after he killed a Thonglor cop, but the 31-year-old fugitive will be given yet another chance before a warrant is sought for his arrest. Prosecutor Suthi Kittisupaporn said Vorayuth’s […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

Chinese man arrested at Suvarnabumi with fake passport he bought on internet for $6,000

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BANGKOK: — A Chinese man was stopped trying to leave Thailand today with a fake passport he said he had bought on the internet for $6,000 US dollars. The passport that had the man’s details overlaid on the original ones was in fact a passport of a Malaysian woman reported stolen some time ago. Wang […]
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Body in the freezer: “Peter” admits to murder but police still doubtful as to how he did it

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