"Photos of Thai food containers littering a popular tourist destination in Switzerland were posted on social media, sparking outrage from Thai netizens."
"Photos of Thai food containers littering a popular tourist destination in Switzerland were posted on social media, sparking outrage from Thai netizens."
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Det kunne de jo aldrig finde paa at svine til udenfor egne graenser (ironi kan forekomme). Det er altid en farang eller en ikke-Thai som faar skylden og i det her tilfaelde er det farang turistbus chauffoeren som er synderen.
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Mens jeg slog op paa Stickboy faldt jeg over denne her annonce og wow, giv dem THB 2.5m og de vil saa give dig THB 250,000.- (10%) eller THB 20,000.- om maaneden.
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Andrew Drummond har lige et par bevingede ord med på vejen, og graver man dybere finder man sikkert en masse skidt frem.
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Mens jeg slog op paa Stickboy faldt jeg over denne her annonce og wow, giv dem THB 2.5m og de vil saa give dig THB 250,000.- (10%) eller THB 20,000.- om maaneden.
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Andrew Drummond har lige et par bevingede ord med på vejen, og graver man dybere finder man sikkert en masse skidt frem.
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Andrew Drummond har noget mere at sige omkring det her:
Der har vaeret fart paa ud ad Don Mueang expressway hvis han har naaet op til ulykkesstedet paa mindre end en time.
Det bliver spaendende hvor mange aar han bliver buret inde, men han bliver sikkert erklaeret for sindssyg i ulykkesoejeblikket saa han slipper billigt ligesom ham der koerte ind i et busstoppested og draebte 2 -3 personer. Han slap med 15 maaneder og det tog vistnok 10 aar foer den dom faldt.
AYUTTHAYA — The police officers investigating Sunday’s deadly collision that left two dead on an Ayutthaya highway have been replaced following criticism they failed to test the driver for alcohol and drug use.
Police said yesterday that new officers have been brought in to oversee the case against 37-year-old Jenphop Viraporn. He was only charged with fatal reckless driving yesterday, three days after he slammed his Mercedes-Benz into a Ford Fiesta at high speed, killing two graduate students inside. Both victims - a man and a woman - were in their early 30s.
“We have just appointed a new investigative team,” national police deputy commander Pongsapat Pongcharoen announced Thursday. “They are capable and knowledgeable. They have experience in working on many investigations. The public can trust in police work; we will not help anyone in particular.”
Businessman Charged for Fatal Collision Amid Mounting Criticism
An investigative committee has also been convened to find out whether local police breached any procedures in order to assist Jenphop, a businessman whose family owns luxury car dealerships.
“[We will] investigate the performance of investigators that worked with such a delay that it caused doubts among society,” Pongsapat said at Thursday’s news conference. “If we find any wrongdoing, we will proceed with disciplinary action.”
Frustration has built on social media since Sunday over the possibility the case would go nowhere. That escalated when it emerged police didn’t test Jenphop for sobriety after the crash. In an interview with Nation TV on Wednesday night, Phra-Inracha station commander Pongpat Suksawasdi said Jenphop declined to be tested.
Jenphop has been hospitalized in Bangkok since the accident on Sunday, for what police described as injuries to his head and knees.
Scrutiny and frustration also built up on social media at police’s seemingly lenient treatment of Jenphop. Chief among the complaints was the police’s admission that they did not test Jenphop after the crash.
Ayutthaya police commander Sutthi Puangpikul said Thursday that there was “miscommunication” between the hospital and police about the sobriety test, while Col. Pongpat, head of the police station in charge of Jenphop’s case, told Khaosod the suspect’s family moved him to another hospital in Bangkok before police could test him.
Police also waited four days before formally charging Jenphop for fatal reckless driving. Pongpat said Jenphop suffered injuries to his head so he was only ready to give testimony Thursday.
