6681 Daylight Savings Time Problem

I have a 6681 and live in Bangkok, which does not have daylight savings time. Bangkok is set as my Home City. However, I need to coordinate work with people in other timezones that do have DST. With Daylight Savings set on OFF, New York is shown as being 12 hours earlier, when in fact it is 11 hours earlier due to DST. Therefore, it is now 10 am in Bangkok and 11 pm in New York, but the phone shows NY incorrectly as being 10 pm. However, if I set DST to ON,it moves the Bangkok time ahead 1 hour, to 11 am, which is incorrect, but leaves New York unchanged at 10 pm. Therefore, the phone now shows a 13 hour time difference, rather than the correct 11 hour difference.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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