I wish I hadn’t read this. I was thinking it was going to be a utopia over there. And maybe Lori wont read this story, it would probably be better for both of us.
You say, “What does this have to do with missions?” Well, it has to do with missionaries. This is my recruitment post.
BANGKOK, Nov. 28 (UPI) — With housing developments going up in former rice paddies and forests in Thailand’s capital, more calls are being made to report intrusive snakes.
Yutasak Romchatthong, head of the Bangkok Fire and Rescue Department, said there had been 2,935 calls by the end of October bout snakes in houses, the Bangkok Post reported. There were 1,582 in 2008 and 2,744 last year.
Because only calls where the fire department actually finds a snake are recorded, the actual number of calls is probably significantly higher, Yutasak said.
Firefighters are trained to catch the snakes using low-tech equipment, including a net, plastic bag and hook.
Banjong Proybamrung, a volunteer at the Bang Khen Fire Station, said he responds to about four calls a week.
“Most of them are pythons,” he said. “But if we find a cobra, there is no choice but to kill them.”
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and is always so generous to us and helpful. My brother is one of my best friends and I am glad we get along so well. My dad has been through some tough times, but still loves us. And my grandma gets more excited about me being a preacher than anyone else, and I love talking with her.
About 2,000 human fetuses have been found at a Buddhist temple in Thailand’s capital, according to reports.
