mayview

Well done for your feelings Mr Rooster.
Hoping the good feelings and entertaining stories return shortly.

36 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

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When doing the report you put your new arrival date here when doing the report.

That date will then be on the new TM47 form and immigration will count the 90 days from that day.l

 

QED !!

21 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

It's a shame that the Church of England wasn't the branch of Christianity that went out and took over so many societies.  I think things would have been a little better.

Probably not with Henry as their moral inspiration.

57 minutes ago, GFunkDeluxe said:

Any idea how much Xarelto costs here in Thailand? I am also on 20mg and have enough to last me the next couple of months but will have to stock up eventually. 

At govt hospital it's 106 Baht per tablet.

At private hospital it can be double that and more. Cost me 209 Baht per tab.

Sheryl's lead is offering in the order of 90 Baht per tablet.

1 hour ago, Sheryl said:

No  guarantee  but you can try:

 

Kriang Sak Phesat Pharmacy tel 042-411 685

Nong Khai Pharmacy Shop tel 042-411 148

 

If no luck,  you can order it online form here

https://medtide.com/product-tag/rivaroxaban-xarelto/

 

You will probably have to create an account first to be able to view available drugs and order.

It is a reliable service, I have used it. However they seem to have only the imported brand, Xarelto, which is expensive

 

There is a locally made brand called Rovoxan. If unable to find it in Niong Kai pharmacies, try asking these 2 sources:

 

https://medisafepharma.com/contact/

You have to use Messenger t ask them if they have it then place an order if they do. They are reliable and will ship promptly, payment is by bank transfer. Don't bother trying to use the website search function, everything comes back as nto found but in fact they have most things.

 

(using LineApp) YaPaiboon

Yiu have to message them by LINE to find out what they have and place order. Payment in advance by bank transfer. They are reliable.

 

 

 

 

Once again, thanks.  I'm in central Thailand. (Nong Khae often confused with Nong Khai)

3 minutes ago, Sheryl said:

Where in Thailand  are you?

Nong Khae. Thank you Sheryl.

49 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

I found Xarelto to be available (on order) from the Pharmacy on the second floor above Big-C Ekammai. 

https://www.safeandsavepharmacy.com/ติดต่อเรา/

 

We could call them up and make an order (they want money upfront) we could make an online transaction / payment to the person in the shop and they would order the Xarelto (Rivoroxaban).

(I since get it sent over from the UK every 4 months).

 

If you go to any large pharmacy they should be able to order it for you (not boots or watsons). 

 

 

Some info in both of these threads.

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/823858-xarelto/

 

https://aseannow.com/topic/1169080-xarelto-available-in-thailand/

 

Thank you greatly Richard.

Wondering if someone can suggest a retail pharmacy for this med please?

58 minutes ago, TropicalGuy said:

That’s very Laudable ….. but Mission Impossible. It’s all the Vulnerable who are Responsible to Isolate Themselves. Their Business if they chose to Move Outside or Meet People. 

Care, empathy and compassion may add benefit to their personal responsibility.

Saraburi Immigration Office relocated from their site on Mitraphap Road Phutachai to new purpose built offices in Sao Hai. to the West of Meuang Saraburi. The GPS co-ordinates: 14.553858115537121, 100.8594990312876 approximately 20 kms from the previous office. The new offices are located in a renovated govt office area off the main roads so a little difficult to navigate by verbal instructions. GPS map/App is a real advantage here.

The offices are well serviced for car parking and disability access. The senior staff are the same familiar faces. Tens of new computer terminals for the staff so hopefully Online 90 day reports will be soon available.

There are major road works happening between Saraburi city and Sao Hai which can slow the car speed considerably. Once at the offices it's all easy. There are a number of street food restos within a km of the offices but nothing in very close proximity. Randomly picked a restaurant for lunch and was satisfied with food quality and preparation.

Less than 50% of people in Thailand are vaccinated fully because of a lack of available vaccine and the wait periods between dispatches. A premium vaccine has been offered to this nation as a gift; a significant proportion of the world are wishing for a lifeline such as this and this countrys bureaucrats spit in the eye of the generous donor and more of her citizens will suffer illness, hospitalisation and in some cases death.

20 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Paying by mobile app is usually much quicker than cash.
Covid threw a spanner in the works wrt speed. Facial recognition stymied by a mask! Move out of the line to scan my face because the teller gave me a disapproving look as I began to drop the mask at the till. Back in line then the second ID so ducked out of line again, but that didn't work as was wanting a PIN. Couldn't remember my PIN so checked back in the security wallet which requires facial recognition. 10 minutes later had it all together. Traumatised and humiliated and vowed to only take cotton bags of bleach soaked coins next time!

...

 

You need to learn to move with the times, money is dirty and carries germs.
I do need to learn the moves and money may be dirty but nowhere near as filthy as the looks seared into the back of my head from follow on shoppers in the queue behind me!

Previously posted:

On 7/1/2021 at 10:16 AM, mayview said:

Province:  Saraburi
Date:  1 July 2021
Location (name of hospital or other): Kaeng Khoi Hospital
Are you over 60/chronically ill? (Yes/No): Yes
How did you register?:  Failed online. Personal contact. Confirmation notification by mail. (Early May)
Vaccination received (yes/no): No
If yes,  Type of vaccine :
If no, Reason not vaccinated:  No vaccine on hand. (Local demand for AZ is approx 30 persons per day according to supervising nurse. )

Update (9 July):

Received call yesterday that vaccination process for previously cancelled appointments to be carried out from 08:30am 9 July.

Province:  Saraburi
Date:  9 July 2021
Location (name of hospital or other): Kaeng Khoi Hospital. [Google Code Plus: H2H6+JV Kaeng Khoi]
Are you over 60/chronically ill? (Yes/No): Over 60
How did you register?:  Failed online. Personal contact. Confirmation notification by mail. (Early May). Mor phrom verification today. Records and follow up documented in Mor Prom "app"
Vaccination received (yes/no): Yes
If yes,  Type of vaccine : Astra Zeneca
If no, Reason not vaccinated: 

Province:  Saraburi
Date:  1 July 2021
Location (name of hospital or other): Kaeng Khoi Hospital
Are you over 60/chronically ill? (Yes/No): Yes
How did you register?:  Failed online. Personal contact. Confirmation notification by mail. (Early May)
Vaccination received (yes/no): No
If yes,  Type of vaccine :
If no, Reason not vaccinated:  No vaccine on hand. (Local demand for AZ is approx 30 persons per day according to supervising nurse. )

13 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

How many people live in Buriram? 

5,674,484, 5,674,485

The dream of herd immunity maybe misleading.

The NIH's (US) take on herd immunity with respect to Covid-19:
It's an elusive term. The majical number of immunity is unknown, variance with mutation is an unknown and possibly causes a reduction in duration of immunity. Currently we know that it's 6 months but we don't have information beyond that for Covid. Thus there is a development of strategies for booster doses including for variant strains. It's being suggested that we take our focus off hered immunity as a goal and just focus on as many people as possible considering and hopefully being convinced of the benefit of vaccination for themselves primarily and protecting their immediate community.

It's easy! Drill a core and cement a blue PVC into the core.

A conservateurs choice!

Hmm...

Do this: Set up Sat Phones or Radio Transmitters,

... StarLink?

3 hours ago, J Town said:

I sprinkled that on my pot plants and they started growing better.

 

List ONE link that supports such rubbish.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6223748/
https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/marijuana/marijuana-addictive
https://cpha.ca/sites/default/files/uploads/resources/cannabis/evidence-brief-addictive-e.pdf
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-truth-about-pot/

7 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

Excuse my poor Geography, but is the same province in which Rangsit is situated .

...

It is. Attached a screen grab of Gmap of province with Rangsit shown.

5 hours ago, Jonnapat said:

We should be careful not to criticise Thais too severely considering how the general population in some Western developed countries have behaved during national holidays. At least everyone wears a mask.

 Logical fallacy. Appeal to hypocrisy, known as "tu quoque", shifting the focus back onto the criticiser.

The PM and DPM are pictured wearing an inappropriate mask for this purpose. I am surprised that their advisors aren't onto this.

Masks with exhalation valves allow exhaled breath to escape unfiltered, potentially contaminating bystanders.
Ref: (The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)  part of the U.S. Department of Commerce.)
https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2020/11/new-airflow-videos-show-why-masks-exhalation-valves-do-not-slow-spread

The cases ... tested positive for Covid-19 on the same day. ... were immediately sent to Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital for treatment.

What treatment are they receiving on the basis of a positive Covid test?

"... has appealed to the Thai tourism industry to be patient, united, and confident in weathering the current crisis, which under a best-case scenario will almost certainly be over by 2021."

This is meaningless word salad. Editor and journalist need to do a prep clear thinking class!