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How we coped: A pandemic in pictures
published : 26 Jul 2021 at 04:30 Chang Rong Si Bridge. photo courtesy of Krittanai Asanprakit
It s been 18 months since the world was confronted by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has claimed more than 4 million lives so far.
In Thailand, the crisis has seen many businesses adjust in hopes of survival as the patience and fighting spirit of many people have been put to the test.
In Bangkok alone, the coronavirus virus has made the city look like a ghost town at times, with scenarios once thought impossible in one of the world s great bustling cities.
These include empty roads in a city whose traffic is usually known as one of the worst in the world and the absence of chaos in key business and tourist areas such as Silom, Asok, Chinatown and the long line of tourists usually queued up for tourist attractions such as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew).
Spat over history futile
published : 10 Jul 2021 at 04:00
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A temple construction project in Buri Ram, which features Khmer-style sandstone towers, has drawn the ire of some Cambodian netizens who accuse the builder of copying their Angkor Wat heritage site, leading to a war of words between netizens of both countries.
The temple, Wat Phu Man Fah, in Buri Ram s Nang Rong district denies the accusation, saying its Sihanakhon project is purely a work of imagination while the Cambodian government itself has been quick to dismiss the claims.
Yet, such anger from the public is not unusual for the two neighbours who have been stuck in a love-hate relationship. A cultural move in one country, such as the registration of a cultural performance over a Thai mask dance or the world heritage listing of Preah Vihear, can result in confrontation or even violence.