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Student Recovering in Hospital After Jumping From Bridge in Pavia, Iloilo
Student Recovering in Hospital After Jumping From Bridge in Pavia, Iloilo A 22-year-old male student is currently recovering in a hospital in Iloilo City after jumping from a bridge in Pavia, Iloilo. On Wednesday (June 24, 2026), the student was brought to the hospital after he jumped from a bridge located along the boundary of Barangay Purok IV and Barangay Aganan shortly ... Read more
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Koh Samui roosters give foreigner sleepless nights
A foreigner living on Koh Samui has filed a formal noise complaint with the municipal authority after three roosters at a neighbouring property reportedly kept them awake from 3am to 6.30pm daily for more than seven months. The complaint, submitted to Koh Samui Municipality in Mae Nam subdistrict, Koh Samui district, Surat Thani, on May …
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British acid attack suspect claims he acts in self-defence
A British man, who was arrested today, June 24, for an acid attack on a female worker of an apartment in Pattaya, claimed he acted in self-defence as the victim threatened him with a knife. The acid attack took place at around 8.40pm yesterday, June 23, at Porn House Apartment in Soi Arunothai 2, Pattaya. …
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One ticket, finally? Why Bangkok’s trains have spent a decade failing to talk to each other
For anyone who has lived in Bangkok long enough, the news that the Cabinet has approved a single-ticket rail system will land somewhere between hopeful and weary. Hopeful, because a flat 17 to 45 baht fare across every line would quietly fix one of the most annoying parts of daily life here. Weary, because we …
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