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I have to leave Pattaya at 10 pm tomorrow night 23rd to catch the flight to US at 2:40 am ( 24th)..Please any one can tell me what I have to do if the curfew will be extended further ( tomorrow night ) .....I understand that is not something that doesn't happen often...but please ...if you can give me any information....

Thanks

All the Safety Training should be as much as realistic as possible.....but again...safety first....

I don't really agree with those figures, I had the opportunity to travel around the world for the last 20 years and on what I reed on this topic is absolutely untrue...please follow the link below and you can see that Thailand is number 77 in the world...all the Europeans, USA and Australians are well above the consumption rank.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_alcohol_consumptionr

I'm married with a Thai Lady. I work in an American World Wide Cruise Company and I do 4 months contract. I return to thailand after this period and usually I stay for two months in holiday and then back to work. My concern is that my company book always one way ticket due to the fact that I could be assign to a different part of the world during my holidays time, so they book my return flight ticket on the last minute. What usually happen is that the Company send me the return ticket 2 weeks before the end of my holidays, so I never have a return ticket at the time I fly from US or EU to Thailand.

Anyone can give me some advise what the right thing I should do to avoid problem at the check in?

You saw waiters not washing their hands after using the toilets....bad enough...but we rarely see the cooks inside the kitchens, which are the ones actually touching the food that you going to eat...double yaiks!!!

We know this is happening all the times...all over the world...

I guess not only Thais but also many foreigners ......

Absolutely, also in so many restaurants, everywhere, the chefs handling ready to eat food without protection (Gloves). touching everything and anything during tasks (pen, cell phones, shaking other people hands..etc...) bringing germs and bacteria into our food...

As per CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) only need to wash our hands for at least 20 seconds in a hot soapy water...

This problem exist not just in Thailand....

In all the Cruise Ships (this is a good example) the "Wash Your Hands Often Sign" needs to be posted in all the Restrooms, just because, PEOPLE DO NOT WASH THEIR HANDS before go to eat and the worst is that too many do not wash their hands after the use of the toilet, bringing and spreading all the nasty germs and bacteria everywhere...

In public toilets, well I do the same in any restaurant, airport etc...I wash and dry my hands when possible (not using dirty rags for sure) and open the door with my elbow