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#Bangkok pride parade in front of the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre #Thailand #PrideMonth #Pride2023

#Bangkok pride parade in front of the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre #Thailand #PrideMonth #Pride2023

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Members of the Move Forward Party have rallied around #Bangkok to celebrate their victory and express gratitude to their supporters. #Thailand #ก้าวไกล #เลือกตั้ง #เลือกตั้ง66 #เลือกตั้ง2566

Members of the Move Forward Party have rallied around #Bangkok to celebrate their victory and express gratitude to their supporters. #Thailand #ก้าวไกล #เลือกตั้ง #เลือกตั้ง66 #เลือกตั้ง2566

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Such an artillery system should not be anywhere near a village, let alone driving through it. #Thailand #Cambodia #ไทยกัมพูชา #ชายแดนไทยกัมพูชา

Such an artillery system should not be anywhere near a village, let alone driving through it. #Thailand #Cambodia #ไทยกัมพูชา #ชายแดนไทยกัมพูชา

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Thai Troops Reinforce Tak Border After Myanmar Fighting Spills Into Thailand Thai troops reinforced the border in Mae Sot, Tak, after bullets from fighting in Myanmar hit three homes and a mortar round landed on another property in Thailand. The clashes involved Myanmar government troops and the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), backed by allied People’s Defence Forces (PDF), near Min La Pan village in Myawaddy, opposite Huai Maha Wong village. Residents sheltered overnight as fighting continued. No casualties were reported in the Thai village. The Naresuan Task Force deployed additional troops and armed Humvees and said Thai forces were prepared to respond with warning fire and escalate if further rounds entered Thai territory. #Thailand #Myanmar

Thai Troops Reinforce Tak Border After Myanmar Fighting Spills Into Thailand Thai troops reinforced the border in Mae Sot, Tak, after bullets from fighting in Myanmar hit three homes and a mortar round landed on another property in Thailand. The clashes involved Myanmar government troops and the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), backed by allied People’s Defence Forces (PDF), near Min La Pan village in Myawaddy, opposite Huai Maha Wong village. Residents sheltered overnight as fighting continued. No casualties were reported in the Thai village. The Naresuan Task Force deployed additional troops and armed Humvees and said Thai forces were prepared to respond with warning fire and escalate if further rounds entered Thai territory. #Thailand #Myanmar

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Looks like someone had an early morning meeting in town. A buffalo was spotted running through traffic on Phahonyothin Road heading toward Bangkok on Tuesday morning, surprising motorists before it was later safely captured. #Thailand #Bangkok

Looks like someone had an early morning meeting in town. A buffalo was spotted running through traffic on Phahonyothin Road heading toward Bangkok on Tuesday morning, surprising motorists before it was later safely captured. #Thailand #Bangkok

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Fighting Rages Over Hill 350 on Thai–Cambodian Border Fierce fighting continued on December 19 along the Ta Kwai temple front line and Hill 350 on the Thai–Cambodian border in Surin province, as Thai forces sought to secure the strategic high ground amid reported Cambodian reinforcements. Clashes resumed at around 6:00 a.m. after overnight fighting paused late Thursday. Cambodian troops were reported to have attempted to deploy additional soldiers to Hill 350, prompting Thai forces to fire artillery to block front-line advances and cut supply and logistics routes. Artillery fire intensified in the early morning before easing later in the day. Hill 350 is considered a key vantage point in the area, giving a tactical advantage to whichever side controls it. Cambodian artillery and BM-21 rocket fire was reported to be minimal during the latest exchanges. Thai forces are continuing operations to recover the bodies of two Thai soldiers killed earlier near the front line. #Thailand #Cambodia #ไทยกัมพูชา #ชายแดนไทยกัมพูชา

Fighting Rages Over Hill 350 on Thai–Cambodian Border Fierce fighting continued on December 19 along the Ta Kwai temple front line and Hill 350 on the Thai–Cambodian border in Surin province, as Thai forces sought to secure the strategic high ground amid reported Cambodian reinforcements. Clashes resumed at around 6:00 a.m. after overnight fighting paused late Thursday. Cambodian troops were reported to have attempted to deploy additional soldiers to Hill 350, prompting Thai forces to fire artillery to block front-line advances and cut supply and logistics routes. Artillery fire intensified in the early morning before easing later in the day. Hill 350 is considered a key vantage point in the area, giving a tactical advantage to whichever side controls it. Cambodian artillery and BM-21 rocket fire was reported to be minimal during the latest exchanges. Thai forces are continuing operations to recover the bodies of two Thai soldiers killed earlier near the front line. #Thailand #Cambodia #ไทยกัมพูชา #ชายแดนไทยกัมพูชา

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A foreign tourist responded this way when staff at a local restaurant in Koh Pha Ngan asked her to remove her shoes before entering the premises: She claimed that her money had built the country and that she was entitled to do whatever she wanted. #Thailand

A foreign tourist responded this way when staff at a local restaurant in Koh Pha Ngan asked her to remove her shoes before entering the premises: She claimed that her money had built the country and that she was entitled to do whatever she wanted. #Thailand

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Thai authorities have uncovered a transnational network that exploited the country’s civil registration system to fraudulently obtain citizenship, exposing deep-rooted corruption risks and links to large-scale financial crime. In a coordinated crackdown dubbed “Operation Reverse Dragon Scales,” anti-corruption agencies raided multiple locations in Bangkok’s Thon Buri area, including a district registration office, and arrested six suspects — among them a state official, two Chinese nationals and three Thai accomplices. The group is accused of forging birth certificates to grant Thai nationality to ineligible individuals, in a case investigators say is linked to a broader Chinese scam and money-laundering network. Link - Video - Raid on corrupt officials at a district registration office in Bangkok’s Thon Buri area. #Thailand #China #Corruption #Scammers

Thai authorities have uncovered a transnational network that exploited the country’s civil registration system to fraudulently obtain citizenship, exposing deep-rooted corruption risks and links to large-scale financial crime. In a coordinated crackdown dubbed “Operation Reverse Dragon Scales,” anti-corruption agencies raided multiple locations in Bangkok’s Thon Buri area, including a district registration office, and arrested six suspects — among them a state official, two Chinese nationals and three Thai accomplices. The group is accused of forging birth certificates to grant Thai nationality to ineligible individuals, in a case investigators say is linked to a broader Chinese scam and money-laundering network. Link - Video - Raid on corrupt officials at a district registration office in Bangkok’s Thon Buri area. #Thailand #China #Corruption #Scammers

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The Marriage Equality Party in Silom. #Thailand #สมรสเท่าเทียม #LGBT+ #MarriageEquality #PrideMonth #PrideMonth2024

The Marriage Equality Party in Silom. #Thailand #สมรสเท่าเทียม #LGBT+ #MarriageEquality #PrideMonth #PrideMonth2024

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Italian students issue video apology, say those involved to return home early Representatives of the Italian student group involved in the viral BTS train incident have issued a video apology after the controversy sparked widespread backlash in Thailand, including online harassment, confrontations at the group's hotel and an apology from the Italian Embassy in Bangkok. The students drew criticism after a video showed members of the group behaving loudly on a BTS train before allegedly mocking a Thai passenger who asked them to lower their voices. The incident prompted Thai netizens to flood the Italian Embassy's social media accounts with complaints, identify some of the students' personal social media profiles and confront the group at its Bangkok hotel. At least one Italian teacher was also wrongly identified online and subjected to harassment. The video, released by the Italian Embassy on Saturday, featured four representatives apologizing to the Thai people and expressing regret for offending Thai culture. They said the group had delayed responding because of fear, but acknowledged that waiting to address the incident had been a mistake. They also admitted their behaviour on the BTS was inappropriate and apologized to those affected. The representatives said the group does not condone the behaviour shown in the viral video and confirmed that the students directly involved would return to Italy as soon as possible. They also said the group would strengthen efforts to ensure its students respect local cultures during overseas trips, while thanking Thailand for its hospitality and asking the Thai public for forgiveness. #Thailand #Bangkok #วัยรุ่นอิตาลี

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Malaysia Limits Fuel Sales to Thai Vehicles as Betong Faces Petrol Rush Malaysian authorities have capped fuel sales to Thai vehicles at 35 ringgit per fill (about 290 baht) at petrol stations near the border as demand surged amid concerns over global oil supplies linked to fighting in the Middle East. The move comes as long queues formed at petrol stations in Betong district, Yala, on Sunday. Several stations reported temporary shortages, with some posting “diesel sold out” signs and others shortening operating hours to 12:00–18:00 while waiting for deliveries. Some stations also limited purchases to 1,000 baht per customer to manage demand. Lines of vehicles stretched onto nearby roads, and some residents brought large containers to store fuel for farming and transport. Fuel remains cheaper in Malaysia, where diesel sells for about 2.15 ringgit per litre (about 18 baht), while RON95 costs 1.99 ringgit (about 16 baht) and RON97 costs 3.85 ringgit (about 32 baht). Malaysian authorities say the limits are also aimed at curbing smuggling of subsidised fuel into Thailand. In Kelantan, enforcement officers have arrested 46 suspected smugglers and seized 75 modified vehicles worth about 451,500 ringgit (about 3.7 million baht) in operations since early this year. The vehicles — mostly Proton Wira and Proton Iswara sedans — had enlarged or additional fuel tanks installed in the boot or beneath rear seats to transport fuel to transit points before smuggling it across the border. Authorities are also monitoring 48 petrol stations near the Thai border in Kelantan, about half located within a 25-kilometre radius. Separately, Malaysia’s Road Transport Department warned Thai vehicles without an International Circulation Permit (ICP) found more than two kilometres from border entry points could be seized. (Video of vehicles lining up at a filling station in Betong via Kanokporn Kaewnopparat) #Thailand #Malaysia #น้ำมัน #ราคาน้ำมัน #สงครามอิหร่าน #ช่องแคบฮอร์มุซ #StraitOfHormuz

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