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Copland - becoming a tourist police volunteer

Tazza joins the Thai Tourist Police as a volunteer

In Blogs Archived: Greg Hill - 1st May 2008

What happened during the two-day training seminar organised by the Thai Tourist police. What exactly do we foreign civilians have to go through before we're given our uniform and badge and we're ready to patrol those mean streets.

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Belated April fool’s jokes

Humorous Thai news stories

In Blogs: Phil Roeland - 1st May 2007

You'll find it hard to believe but these stories - taken from Thai newspapers - are genuinely true. You just couldn't write the script!

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