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  1. this could well end up being one of the quickest vacation trips to TH on record....
  2. Yeah its a funny one.... alcohol at really high prices is a true off to tourists aka Singapore but lower priced alcohol is not so much of a turn on
  3. Only if their is law or governance of some sort that requires the business to have a working CCTV system
  4. I think any insurance company when you talking about medical repatriation is complex to deal with....insurance companies generally are not always the most proactive in wanting to oblige by the terms of the policy.. hope the guy recovers as best he can and full marks for having the insurance in place for his trip
  5. OK similar circumstances .... fact that you are on Warfarin indicates its not a heart valve problem causing the AFIB.. perhaps consider ablation... worked for me ... I was on Xarelto as well ( never Warfarin) and now graduated to 80mg Aspirin per day . generics are fine ....Xarelto bought here in TH is fine , its made under license from Bayer AG. Xarelto from India I dont know about . Xarelto really really works.. had a small shaving cut when I was on it and blood spurted about 1 foot to the mirror and took hours to stop bleeding .....From what you have stated re Warfarin I would seriously talk to Dr about ablation to quell the electrical activity ( no side effects for me) or just get on the Xarelto.... one word of warning however my heart specialist was horrified I was motorbike riding while on Xarelto. said one minor arterial wound and you would bleed out so if you part time passion is juggling chain saws you might want to consider that
  6. Oh well played immigration..... you have taken a one off situation and now given it a life.... who advises these people....
  7. Keep on with the NAC ( 600mg/day) but add Glycine.. this helps your body make glutathione which is the king/ queen of antioxidants . I also use Fistein ( natural extract from fruit) to help clear congestion... 200mg at night... like some of the others here I suffer from frequent lung infections and just use Augmentin when that happens . The Fisetin really clears up the airways .... google it and read up about it... easy to get in TH as well
  8. For God's sake dont tell the police that.. it will cause an uproar....
  9. wow ..... not a word of praise for the Pattaya police for doing their job and taking what obviously is a threat off the streets .... yes I admit they make the Keystone cops look like pro's most of the time but occasionally they do step up to the mark . Nicely done Pattaya RTP.... now lets make sure this non quality tourist gets processed and sent home with a never to come back mark against him......
  10. Sorry that they have to endure this theft but take temptation out of it and just put a cheap padlock on the doors so they cant easily be opened .
  11. Once again clueless.. you would think the focus would be on the roads and trying to reduce the carnage that happens every year at this time ....instead they try a " Canute trying to turn back the waves " approach......
  12. Im sure the beverage industry of Thailand is shaking in their boots at that news ....Halal go go bars here we come.. Ill have a camels milk with a twist of lime please
  13. Adversity doesn't bring out the best in a person it just shows what they are truly made of ... you Sir have just given a wonderful insight into your shortcomings and the governments. One more example of Politics overcoming Principles

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