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1 hour ago, Geoffggi said:

I agree in principle with what you are saying but to say they will maybe stretching things, however I do agree it is the perfect moment to send out a very strong message to all motorists that crossings should be respected and if they are not the consequences will be severe .......... 

I don't believe they will do it for that reason, but rather so they can say "look, we aren't corrupt and don't look after our own, we follow the law".... they will then promptly let Joe Ferrari and other senior police off their charges with a slap on the wrist.

Yes, being vaccinated has been the key to opening the door to a return to some travel normality for me as most provinces have vaccination/testing requirements (although it does vary).

If to remain viable, an organisation needs funding from a nefarious source, perhaps that organisation should be questioning it's relevance to society. 

I would say doubly so in the case of golf, which is generally associated with the upper echelons of society, which have plenty of money themselves.

Stumbled across the video on Reddit. The 2 assailants completely emptied their clubs into him. Looks like the final one might have been a head tap. It appears had very clear instructions from someone.

7 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

The choices other than for her to find another job are very few.

Maybe enroll in a school and get a extension for that reason.

She may have to leave and reenter the country with a tourist visa.

With Covid, are we sure she would need to leave the country to get an extension visa once her Non-B is cancelled? I ask because I am honestly unsure.

The other option, if she would have to leave Thailand to get a tourist visa, would be to change to an education visa instead. With the costs and hassle involved of going through the test and go, an education visa might be the better option.

Congratulations to Prayut and his government for this monumental achievement.

I travelled 2 Europe for 2 weeks. I had the Vaccine Passport but still encountered sole minor inconveniences along the way. Getting the Thailand Pass wasn't difficult, but you need to be prepared with correct documents in jpg and pdf format. Takes about 30 mins. And finally the clear PCR, with results dated within 72 hours of departure.

For a 2 week trip this wasn't too much trouble. For a trip of less than a week, I'm not sure I would want all the hassle.

Then you also have to consider if you have the time and money should you test positive and be whisked away into quarantine once you arrive back in Thailand. If not, definitely don't go.

Take a selfie with it wearing the clothes you have on that day/night.

Many 7/11s sell them for about 45 baht each. Pharmacies have a wider selection, including from Roche and Siemens. These can cost up to 200 baht each.

I went to the Tawangdaeng Beer Garden last night, and proof of vaccination was required for entry. First time I have seen this in Thailand, but it didn't seem to put people off at all. The place was almost full by the time I left at 7:30pm, and this was on a Sunday evening.

In my opinion, these statements are 3 of the more sensible things that have come out of his mouth.

Ummmm, is that a propeller on it's nose? ????

9 hours ago, sezze said:

btw my dad is cancer patient and diabetic type2, forgot to mention that .

My gf has cancer, and has had 2 AZ vaccinations. She felt a little bit hungry and sleepy for 12-24 hours after each does, but other than that we made sure she got her in the middle of her chemo cycle (not within 10 days of chemo)

20 hours ago, Will B Good said:

Wheels are too small.

FOr most the MGs, this has been true. The new MG5 has 17" alloys on top spec, and I had to admit it, looks very nice inside and out. Based on looks I would take it over the Honda and Toyota equivalents.

My own humble opinion is that everyone will get exposed to one variant of another at some point, much like other highly infectious airborne viruses (such as the many different types of flu). If you are young, healthy, vaccinated, chances are you will barely notice, if at all. Older, overweight, pre-exisiting comorbidities , and not vaccianted, you are at much greater risk of serious and long lasting effects, possibly death.

Yes, it should be. Offices and business are open. Just follow norms on mask wearing and social distancing.