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Selfishness isn’t a problem in Thailand, it is THE problem (opens the original)
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Bogus dads, nominee businesses and civil service cheating all have one thing in common Fake fathers and birth certificates, ill-gotten pink cards, civil service exam cheating and nominees for predatory foreign business operators … the list goes on and on. How many more of these “rackets” have to be uncovered before such transgressions are seen as the single issue that they are — a deeply ingrained disregard for the security and sanctity of the nation. Treating these cases as separate, or at the
What the data is really saying (opens the original)
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Hacks, leaks and inaccuracies affecting public databases need to be taken more seriously Should 10,000 complaints over errors on the national health app Mor Prom, and an embarrassing leak of vehicle registration data — one that let loose information on the prime minister himself — be simply brushed off as technological hiccups? In isolation, neither of the cases reported last week seemed to garner any special attention. Both have triggered the usual “urgent” investigations as well as assurances
A tale of two tourist incidents (opens the original)
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What ‘Thai values’ are we upholding when we turn into online vigilantes at the drop of a hat? Inviting the fury of the Thai public on a matter that is admittedly done and dusted, I cannot help but feel compelled to at least voice my misgivings over the recent “noisy Italian students” incident, especially how it played out compared with another similar occurrence. By now, most readers are familiar with the details of the viral encounter. A raucous group of young Italians was told by a Thai woman
Giving (cautious) credit where credit is due (opens the original)
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Hope persists that official response to exam scandal wil be more than a PR exercise In the spirit of not simply passing judgement without the intent of fairness, it must be acknowledged that a serious effort seems to have been made in response to the civil service exam cheating scandal, one that allows for a level of optimism. Just over a month ago, a bust by police and anti-corruption officials made loud the quietly known truth that there was an entire system in place to allow aspiring civil se
No more lessons to learn (opens the original)
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Calling for action instead of talk is also not enough if ‘mai pen rai’ attitudes don’t change While one can feel only the deepest of sympathy for the pain and terror experienced by those present at Thailand’s most recent bar fire, as well as for the many more lives impacted by the needless tragedy, this writer must also admit to selfish feelings of frustration and annoyance. These reactions of exasperation are definitely not aimed at the victims of the July 12 blaze at Rong Beer Na Ladprao, but
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