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- Thailand News
Thai cyber police seize gambling assets worth 190 million baht
Thai cyber police arrested the owner of two major online gambling networks, seizing assets worth 190 million baht. The websites reportedly used cartoon profile pictures to attract young gamblers. Police disclosed that the networks generated over 480 million baht annually. The Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) in Mueang Thong Thani announced the crackdown, which targeted the websites kingpigs1.com and duckystars.com.…
- Thailand News
Peacock attacks Thai woman’s luxury car in TikTok video
A surprise encounter with a peacock left a Thai woman shocked as the bird unexpectedly attacked her luxury car. The incident, captured on video and shared on TikTok by user @2alessandra9, shows the peacock jumping and scratching the vehicle. The video, posted yesterday, features the woman’s high-end van parked by the roadside. Suddenly, a peacock appears, staring intently at the…
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Stolen luxury cars returned to Thailand’s British Embassy
Thai police handed over 30 of 35 stolen luxury cars to the British Embassy, marking a significant breakthrough in a convoluted case that dates back to 2016. These high-end vehicles, valued at millions, are set to be returned to their rightful owners in the UK. The return was officially announced yesterday, July 19 during a joint press conference featuring Minister…
- Automotive
Luxury vs practical cars: A comprehensive cost and value analysis
When individuals are in the process of acquiring a new vehicle, they are confronted with an array of options. Among these choices, the decision between luxury vehicles and functional automobiles emerges as a significant consideration. This decision transcends mere aesthetics or cargo space; it reflects on one’s personal brand and lifestyle alignment. Luxury vehicles, exemplified by the 2021 Porsche 718,…
