EricTh

If you are healthy, I don't see why not, to save a boy's life. Why not let the doctors decide whether you can donate? They usually have a list of questionnaire.

Two unrelated victims accusing the same person of sex crime on the same day and you still think he is 'innocent'? Would a 12 year-old child who didn't know him before that day lie? There is also a truck driver witness on that day who saw the incident.

I find it interesting that Thailand is the only country that forces its criminals to reenact the scenes. Is he going to show his private parts in reenactment scenes? Just like how he showed 'it' to the poor 12 year-old girl?

Guess what. Sinovac was approved as vaccinated in USA and Australia recently for travellers but not citizens...... https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/australian-regulator-approves-chinese-covid-jab-sinovac-for-travellers-20211001-p58wdj.html The move brings Australia into line with the United States - one of its largest competitors in the international student market - and ahead of the United Kingdom in approving the Chinese-made vaccine for travellers but not locals

What is a police force search box? Is that an official website in your home country?

Tourists also can get the jab. You can either get the paid vaccines or the free vaccines. The only free vaccine I can think of is the one in Chiang Mai. Make an appointment at McCormick Hospital before you come. The phone number is 053-921-777

He got it in Chiang Rai and not Chiang Mai. He paid 2000 baht and not for free.

Here's a secret. Ethnic Tai actually came from China, they're not the natives of Thailand. The natives of Thailand are the Mon and Khmer people.

Agree. My old eyes got tired quickly after reading just a few lines without any paragraphs so I stopped reading altogether.

Wow! I didn't know about that..... Read the letter below. Dear, sir/madam If you are a foreigner (at least 40 years old or older) and have never been vaccinated (COVID-19 vaccine), you can come to the vaccination site of the McCormick Hospital on 5st October at 9.00 am. Apologies for any inconvenience. Yours sincerely, Covid-19 Response Team Chiang Mai Public Health Office.

I thought that all the major cities would have the Pfizer jab for foreigners? Why just Chiang Mai? Yes, you can get the Pfizer jab in CM if you are under 60 but over 40, go to CM forum.

There is nothing tattooed on the forehead but there is such a thing called "certificate of good conduct" for those who want to stay in Thailand for more than x months. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/while-abroad/criminal-record-checks.html#:~:text=Go to your local police,history of a criminal record.

One jab isn't going to be protective against hospitalization.

Did he have any criminal records before coming to Thailand? I think Thailand should start vetting dangerous criminals from now on.

Nobody mentioned the trauma the little girl went through? She was punched in the mouth by an adult and had to look at the unzipped private parts of the attacker before a truck driver stopped and helped her. I am just wondering whether this guy had any criminal records back home in the USA before he entered Thailand.

I am also using Instarem, it doesn't cost me anything to cancel a transaction if I haven't transferred the money to Instarem yet. Instarem allows me 18 hours to transfer the money (at the fixed exchange rate) to them so in the meantime, if I change my mind I can cancel without any cost. You guys might want to change to Instarem instead. Their fees are also much lower.

For those who want to travel outside Thailand and then come back into Thailand again, you need a vaccine passport. The processing time is 5 working days so don't wait until the last moment. The main office is at the intersection between Nimman Road and Suan Dok hospital. There's another smaller office opposite Suriwong book shop near Pantip Plaza but the main office is much better. I took a snapshot of the requirements today.