Thai police dogs win honors despite harsh Bangkok life
Bangkok police K-9 unit, with 56 dogs, endures poor ventilation and flooding in a low-budget setup. Dogs assist in drug raids, riot control, and bomb detection, earning awards like Bravo the Labrador’s Bangkok best canine officer title as officers cope with harsh conditions and aging facilities.
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Rising science literacy hinges on schools and workforces
The article traces views from Pollak and Miller on U.S. science literacy lagging behind peers, noting only about a third grasp scientific processes and that foreign-born doctorate holders comprise sizable shares in science and engineering. It argues for stronger teacher training, higher pay, and early inquiry based learning to boost understanding and future tech talent.
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