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Private businesses and organisations will also be able to apply their own mask-wearing rules – shops, taxis, and airlines. The Thaiger, 24th June: It’s official – face masks now voluntary in most places in Thailand. TPN media notes that private businesses and events have the ability and right to make mask wearing at their establishments and venues required, however. The Pattaya News, 24th June: Thailand officially drops mask mandate in late night Royal Gazette order. Seems like "private businesses and organizations" follows what mentioned...????

If it's in a shopping mall, it's also private...????

It's a private area, so if they wish you to wear a mask, you wear a mask or stay out...????

That makes sense... Can hardly wait to hear about the result...????

Cool, well done...????????

Look forward to see how many that applies for these new four types of visa.

Ups, should say Kuala Lumpur...????

Check Air Asia from Hat Yai to Phnom Penh, that's the shortest distance and often cheapest ticket out of Thailand. Check different days during the week, it's not same price...????

It's fair enough to raise the taxi meter-fare.

It's actually been well tested, Finair has been flying on it to US, so you better stay away from Finair also... Recycled cooking oil powers Finnair flight to New York. Finnair to Switch to Renewable Fuels. Norwegian use 50 percent blend and SAS 10 percent... Norwegians første flyvning med biobrændstof er lettet (in Danish language, but you can use the browser's translate to English option).

I thought mobile phone use when driving was already banned. The suggested punishments sound like a good solution.

If you are patient, the 2024 model will be manufactured and you can have a 2023 model...

How do you know what's in use and not, various private companies own those wires that are not power. Easier just to leave them and drag a new line...

It's hard to judge how even the wall is from the photos, but you can sandpaper it - it's always advisable by professional painters to sandpaper plastered walls before painting - if it's even, then primer and paint will work. If not, you might need some skim coat. I would do two layers of primer with one day separation, wait another day and thereafter two or three layers of paint...????

Your hotel or landlord shall normally register you on a TM30 within 24 hours from arrival at their place.

Amazing Thailand...

We that lives in Thailand are lucky compared to those who needs to pay for electricity in Europe, in my Scandinavia home country the rate differs depending the actual supply and demand of power and has in periods been around 40 baht per unit/kWh delivered to consumers...

Thailand has huge solar electricity plants...

It's not a question of the strongest, but the right antibiotics for the kind of infection you have. You might need a blood test to find the right cure. I had a bad infection in my foot - very bad - that didn't go away with the normally by pharmacist suggested over-the-counter antibiotics, and I there ended with a hospital test. I got Zeplex, 500 mg Cefalexin (as Monohydrate) - 1 tab twice a day for 10 days - and it worked. Its There is two equivalents named "Chepalex" and "Rosil" - 500 mg Clindamycin (as HCI) - both are very cheap, a few hundred baht for a cure sold over the counter in some pharmacies. However, I'm not saying that it's the right medicine for your infection.

So that's why some people always bring their mobile phone with them to the bahtroom, makes good sense now...

Phangan car-ferry traffic is small - 4 car-ferries a day, and that kind of passengers probably won't stop more than now by the pier to have somme food from market, if they stop there at all - most people heading for Phangan are foreign tourists using Lomprayah catamarans from Maenam and Bangrak, and Haad Rin Queen from Bangrak; Seatran Discovery has not yet restarted, but they also operates from Bangrak, i.e. Big Budhha Pier. Tao-traffic from Samui is Lomprayah and Seatran Discovery. If there comes a bridge it's likely that one of the car-ferry routes will cease operation - most likely Seatran, as it's private - the other route, Raja Ferry, operates from Lipa Noi Pier, south of Nathon...????

6,000 x 30 / 6 = circa 30,000 baht, not much of a baht-millionaire...

That was already suggested a decade ago, when the island still had printed newspapers - I remember one of the stations were called "Happy Bar Chaweng"...????

For you! Others seem to be of another opinion, since the number of visitors has increased ever since the late 80s...

Quote from the article: "Food vendors at Ban Nathon pier urged the government to quickly build it for the future of tourism on the island." Food vendors at Nathon pier will probably see their business decrease if a bridge is build. Nathon will become a less important town with some few fishing ships landing, and having some public offices for mainly Thais - the amphor-, tessa ban- and revenue-offices - and a government hospital.