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- peter: Ger -Korat if you don't know what you are talking about don't write nonsense story that will give people the wrong idea.
- peter: In the Netherlands, electric driving is also not feasible. Currently, 3% of the population drives electric. If this becomes 30% and the population changes
- peter: Between 2023 and 2024: 2000 factory closures costing 51500 jobs???? That's 25 people per factory, the management exists where
- peter: Love is enjoying the little things in life together, walking together or on the scooter. Sitting together on the beach or enjoying
- Rob V: Media is easy entertainment, for the older generations it is television, for the younger generations it is online (YouTube, Tikt
- Emil: Thank you, but Trans Europe only does refrigerated/frozen transport in Europe.
- Emil: Thanks, I think they mainly do dry cargo in LCL, frozen is less known.
- Emil: Hi Jan, you can reach me at the office in NL, if you are also in NL, 010-4155617. Or on email: [email protected]
- Joost: Let's stop talking about it. Integrating in TH will never work because that country doesn't want it. Your last sentence says it all and is
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Home » Legal system
The scars of captivity
Wasana Busadee's world changed dramatically when she innocently ended up behind bars for over two years. What began as a simple favor for an acquaintance turned into a nightmare of despair and injustice. Although she is now free, the scars of her captivity remain visible. Her story reveals a painful reality within the Thai justice system.
