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34 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

IF the 86 year old lady had not caught Covid-19 (Omicron Variant) - would she be alive now or dead ???

 

 

There is only one person that can say for sure & he never let's on ................

1 hour ago, alyx said:

Title is kind of misleading. Treating a disease and relieving some symptoms are quite two different things. 

This being said, if these herbs help...

Providing they are not compulsory I agree 

Vote buying is common place in Thailand and has been going on for years

Thai Rak Thai - Yea that's about right ....................LOL

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Netizens expressed interest in trying the exotic meat, as the price is much lower than that of pork, which now costs over ฿200/kg. The farm, as well as those who have tried it, confirmed it tastes similar to chicken.

I have eaten it while I was in South Africa and I agree it tasted good and not unlike chicken 

38 minutes ago, keith101 said:

Anything to get his face back in the media , he really is a joke .

RTP Poster boy to the rescue ..........................LOL

Amazing Thailand, why not get the advice from a maritime expert surely the Thai Navy has one .....

Here we go again, it is not just Phuket that is feeling the pinch ........................

9 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

The law doesn't mean an awful lot in Thailand.  There are many laws that if the police started to enforce there would be public outcry and superiors would tell their officers not to enforce those laws again, but they would remain on the books.

 

Society as a whole bears responsibility for a lot of what happens in Thailand.

So please enlighten everyone on how the country should proceed ........... there has to be a basic rule other than what the Hi-So's want

14 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

Kind of, but it's really a socio-cultural issue.  There are more people that could change things than just the police.  You could argue that nobody considers it to be dangerous or that the police should be all over it.  You can't really expect just one element of a society to suddenly become concerned about an issue that no one else even thinks about.  This applies to many things in Thailand that foreign people view as dangerous or harmful.

This is not only at the doorstep of the police, it is also against the law and as such the police are supposed to uphold the law or do you think a band of vigilantes would be best 

8 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Yep, then less people would die a pointless death. You sound like one of many who like to live in Thailand because it's attractive to not have to try too hard to lead a responsible life. Lower standards appeal. Just guessing.

I assume you condone this too?

I most certainly do not condone this kind of transporting lives why would you assume that I would?

This is nothing new, I have been here many years now & when I first came a friend of mine warned me to be careful of security as they will probably turn out to be culprits when things go missing. I didn't want to believe it but I have met several former security guards who later in life have been contraband cigarette sellers and even cigarette sellers that become monks. - Amazing Thailand

It appears nothing is sacred .............

It shouldn't really be that difficult, all vessels of this nature must have gone through maritime registration, and when they can identify ships that have been on the seabed for many years one has to wonder if it is cannot or do not want to find the answers. It appears to have been Chinese in origin but again this should be relatively easy to confirm, I'm sure there are several substantial pieces of the vessel that have serial or manufacturing numbers.