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I recently had excellent results with Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo at Ratchapreuk Hospital in Khon Kaen.

It's a loyalty card that they give you if you want it. Same as Lotus's and others. When enough points accumulate through purchases they will offer you free product.

The Swift is a city vehicle, l have a pick up for rough driving. The Swift goes on black top only. Goes from our house to Chumphae city. Tesco, Makro, markets and other shopping. Driving in rice fields is an absurd retort.

Swift came straight off the Showroom floor, has skirt and front scoop. Maybe l should just remove them. Measure is correct. I used a tape measure and not the manual.

Common, could be a rock. If you don't pay you won't get and won't have support from Lazada.

I have a Swift for the wife to drive as it's a good size for her. I have an Isuzu manual pick up that is too big and difficult for her to manage. Problem is it's 15cm to ground and hits about everything under the car. A quick search reveals that most queries are about lowering the vehicle. Don't know why you would want to do that, it would be undrivable. I came up with one result saying don't do it with shockers. Anyone raised a Swift successfully or know how to go about it? Thank in advance.

I have a D-Link DWR-921 if you're interested. Used it with True for about a month. Very happy with the performance. TOT ran Fibre Optic soon after so had to buy a new one. Excellent condition, fully functional with manual and p/s. You can have it if you have a method to get it. PM if interested. It's just sitting in a cupboard here.

I always request a 12 month statement 1 month in advance from BB. My last extension April this year, BB took 3 1/2 weeks to finally produce it.

Yes, l registered with Bangkok Hospital Khon Kaen, confirmation came back immediately. About a week later l received an email giving details of vaccination. This was for Sunday 5th at 2.00 to 4.00pm at Central Plaza, level 5, Khon Kaen. Received Pfizer and a follow up booking for second shot on the 26th September, also Pfizer. All went smoothly, no queues, plenty of staff and even entertainment provided while waiting the mandatory 30 minutes after vaccination. I am in the over 60's group, no health issues.