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An aerial photograph shows partially-submerged vehicles sitting stranded in flood waters at a roundabout in the Thai ancient capital city of Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok Sunday. Flood defences protecting the Thai capital held up, but the advancing waters still threaten to overwhelm Bangkok. Hondas under teh tarik
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Is good, when hot wheel seller using facebook to lure buyers but not this: A SEX syndicate is using Facebook to attract young customers. A man was shocked to find his 16-year-old brother had sought their services via the social network, Sin Chew Daily reported. The man, known only as Li, told the daily that he spotted his brother at a hotel in Klang during school hours while he was having a business meeting at the location recently. “When I confronted him, he told me that he was playing truant to seek sex services, which he had discovered through the social network,” he told the daily. Li said his brother told him that more than half of his classmates had sought the service, which costs between RM100 and RM140. “He said if they want to spend a night with the prostitute, they have to pay RM360,” adding that the website had the photo and price for every prostitute. Li said he hoped parents would pay more attention to their children so they would not be involved in unhealthy activities.
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All haulers going to Bangkok to search for DB, HH and other diecasts be warned cos the massive floodwater runoff from northern and central regions is expected to reach the capital today or Monday. Director-General of Irrigation said that the floodwater runoff was expected to be between 2.3 and 2.4 metres above sea mean level. The height of Bangkok floodwalls is 2.5 metres. The Natural Resources and Environment Ministry has projected earlier 16 billion cubic metres of floodwater runoff to reach the capital. Eight billion cubic metres of the runoff is expected to come from Nakhon Sawan province, six billion cubic metres from Ayutthaya province and two billion cubic metres from Phatum Thani province. The current high sea tide was also expected to continue in the next two days. About one-third of the country remains inundated, with 2.3 million people from more than 10,000 villages in 24 provinces in the northern and central regions affected by the floods which hit the country in stages since July 25 with 297 death toll recorded to date.
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