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As the Move Forward Party (MFP) takes the bold step to seek an amendment to Section 112 of the Criminal Code, otherwise known as the lese majeste law, the ball is now in parliament's court.
Phuket officials ordered to prepare for Royal visit
Phuket officials ordered to prepare for Royal visit
PHUKET: Phuket officials were instructed today to prepare for an official visit by HRH Princess Ubolratana, who will visit the island on Mar 26.
Phuket Vice Governor Pichet Panapong announced the Royal visit today (Feb 11). Photo: PR Phuket
Princess Ubolratana will be in Phuket to officiate a To be Number One event at Prince of Songkla University. Phuket Campus, in Kathu, Phuket Vice Governor Pichet Panapong explained today (Feb 11).
Princess Ubolratana launched the To Be Number One Foundation in 2002 to combat drug use by young people. The foundation today has more than 31 million members throughout the country.
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In early 2006, the world’s most experienced skydivers assembled in Thailand to build a record, 400-way formation. What did it take? The resources of an entire air force, 300 tons of Jet-A, a trainload of oxygen bottles and the determined endurance of a marathon runner. On the 15
th anniversary of that record, weâre republishing this article, which first appeared in February 2006.
To those unschooled in the sport â and that is all but the tiniest slice of the dull, normal population â skydivers merely jump from airplanes and gravity does the rest. Weâll concede the gravity part for the moment, but getting out of an airplane with your wits intact is a practiced skill that deserves the more refined term all skydivers prefer: exiting.
published : 1 Feb 2021 at 15:32
242 An anti-government protest in Bangkok, Oct 15, 2020. Many Thais in last year’s student-led marches, which drew hundreds of thousands who want democratic reforms, are now facing harsh criminal charges and long sentences that seem out of proportion to their actions and levels of participation in protests. (The New York Times)
A 16-year-old boy is facing possible jail time for parading down a makeshift catwalk in a crop top said to evoke His Majesty the King. An actress stands accused of breaking the law by cheering on and delivering spicy takeout to hungry members of the country’s protest movement.