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7 hours ago, webfact said:
I doubt many of your Chinese paymasters can read English. Consider writing this '打開' (assuming Google Translate is correct). It's a little more complicated than 'O-P-E-N', so try not to have an accident while doing it yeah.
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This is a good idea. So many open-air car parks in Thailand. Solar panels can also act as shed for non-electric cars (EV) cars parked in the open. I think entities like Tesco-Lotus, where most of their outlets have vast open-air car parks, can adopt this initiative. Compared with neighbouring countries in the region, Thailand is leading with their EV agenda and this is one way corporate Thailand can help drive that agenda forward. Solar-paneled car parks can also help alleviate range-anxieties among pure-EV drivers, and add on to the overall charging infrastructure.
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6 hours ago, webfact said:"... they would be met by a barrage of tests and checks of documentation... insurance, alternative local quarantine bookings and such like.. hands and feet and luggage all cleaned... they would be given two applications... 14 days ALQ... at least 3 Covid-19 checks would be made... "
I wonder which foreign tourist would look at an itinerary like that and say "Yes, I want to go to Thailand now!"
Circus animals have less hoops to jump through than arriving tourists in Thailand.
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7 hours ago, mr mr said:
i should open a brake repair shop here. the business would be non stop.
On the contrary, I'd wager. Nobody here cares for their brakes, so nobody will send anything to be repaired, until it is too late, else there won't be so many cases of 'brake failure' ????
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Samui and now Phuket to inspect a hotel and CVD19 screening procedures. Things a PM has to do! Still, way more comfy than dealing with protesters in BKK eh chacha.
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Why do Thai officials keep harping about the somewhat non-existent 'returning foreign visitors and tourists'? If one wanted a real holiday, I doubt a 14-day quarantine plus having one's whereabouts electronically monitored and logged thereafter sounds like a good agenda. Even if someone had that kind of time and money to spend, I doubt Thailand would be the first destination of choice. The kinds of hoops, loops and conditions visitors are subjected to, make falling down a flight of stairs sound like a more enjoyable adventure.
Alternatively, why don't the authorities do more to spur and stimulate local tourism? It's not like the Thais can go anywhere now anyway, so why not encourage them to travel domestically and keep the local economy going? Even if transactions from domestic tourism don't match pre-CVD19 levels when the country was open to all and sundry, it is still better than nothing!
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Most deaths from floods during the monsoon season involved large bodies of water.
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6 hours ago, colinneil said:So the financial experts say only 8 million tourists next year, hang on a minute T.A.T. says there will be 11 million Chinese tourists, so who is correct?
Clearly they never got their heads together before making their respective announcements.
Trust me, tomorrow some git will issue a statement to say BOTH are correct, and combined, they will in fact expect 19 million tourists next year, everything will be alright and they will charter flying pigs to bring all these tourists into the Land of Scams.
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5 hours ago, webfact said:
The prime minister will visit Phuket on Monday...
Not sure a visit by the enlightened one is going to bring even a sliver of relieve to Phuket's woes, if at all any. Probably just going to end up with lots of picture opportunities, forces smiles for cameras, some idiot blithering about how 2021 will become a record year, and that's that.
Why general sir, the heat is too much in BKK and the good general needs to cool it down a bit eh, hence Phuket?
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Nothing has changed then. Come to Thailand, leave your money, go away. Just another day in the Land of Scams.
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Let's see if there are any new excuses to add to the list that hitherto includes brake failure, bald tyres, slippery road, poor weather/visibility and so on. Meanwhile, no reports on injuries and death - hope it stays that way.
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Nooooooooo!!! That is impossible! Thailand's finest being cheated? No way! Surely the Land of Scams will never scam their own?
But, if that is true, then I would like to ask these brown clowns how they felt to have the boot they use to put up people's derrière, go up their own? Not so nice right? Now play nice and say 'hi' to Karma.
Mockery aside, THB60 per hour for overtime is unbelievably low, by any standards, especially considering it is a job in which responsibilities are heavy and lives are potentially at stake (if done properly by proper police personnel). No wonder these guys are on the take all the time.
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A welcome move, this one. IMPACT Muang Thong Thani is a great venue for large-scale exhibitions and events, but very bad traffic (both ways) makes access by road downright horrible. Won't open in time for this year's Motor Expo though, I guess. Hopefully this will be the last motor show for which I have to leave BKK at pre-dawn for a traffic-free drive to (and parking at) the venue.
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5 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
I see a web of tangle lies will be unfolding soon especially with this little nugget.
"China will continue to suspend outbound group tours and ban travel agencies from allowing inbound tours due to the risk of a resurgence in coronavirus cases this winter, authorities said. The country's Ministry of Culture and Tourism made the announcement in a notice published on its website on Wednesday"
Can someone help the Thai Government understand that other countries are still not cooperating as they say they are. Can someone explain to me who these 39 Chinese tourists really are? or, are they just really a new set of possible new diplomatic staff that have come to conduct an annual change at the end of the year in the Chinese embassy. However, before stepping into place they get a free vacation first, just a few thoughts off the top of my head..
To be fair, the Reuters piece did say "China will continue to suspend outbound group tours... " so these could be 'individual' tourists, if they are in fact tourists to begin with. Perhaps there really are people in this world who think going on tour without interacting with anything local, including its people and travelling only on predestined routes and destinations AFTER spending 14 days in quarantine in a foreign country, is an ideal vacation LOL
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19 hours ago, YetAnother said:
Anutin,plays the role of the fool perfectly
Looks perfect for the part too. Literally.
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6 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:So they expect that the
So each of the 651 passengers are expected to spend over 3 million baht each while here in Thailand after there 14 day quarantine. Wow such high fliers they are courting. Not gonna happen I am afraid. Where are there cruise ships still sailing by the way?
And then this: "The Tourism and Sports Ministry has said some 60 boats carrying 650 foreigners... "
About 10 or 11 pax per 'boat'. How small are these 'cruise ships' or are they actually refugee boats that the inept government has mistaken as luxurious ocean liners? Thai authorities should get the Lifetime Achievement Award for Dumbness.
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What's with Thai men and their pent-up anger, the latter turning into unbridled, excessive and murderous rage at the slightest hint of a provocation? Even if this story goes back to earlier and beyond the mere scratching of a prized pickup truck, it still does not warrant murder at the end-stage!
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10 hours ago, webfact said:
Warning signs and flashing lights have been installed at the railway crossing where a freight train plowed into a bus on Sunday killing 18.
Thai drivers in general don't bother obeying road signs and lights on busy city roads and intersections. What makes them think they will heed flashing lights and signs on a rural back-road?
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"New condo buyers offered visa and Elite Card but stranded expats are left out in the cold"
Of course! Stranded expats, long-term visa holders - the lot - are all washed-up goods in the eyes of the powers-that-be in Thailand. There really isn't much left in this bunch and whatever is left to be squeezed is taken care of by the daily scams, harassment etc. What the Thai authorities are looking for is new, juicier fodder who have no idea what they are buying into, so the merry men can go on squeezing, extorting and scamming.
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5 hours ago, darksidedog said:
It's those certain measures which are the issue. They have no idea what measures to use, as is evident from the daily flip flop on the proposals to date. The whole thing is just a comedy show.
Especially if it's coming from 'Anutin the Racist'.
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I welcome this idea, since I work remotely quite often, even pre-CVD19. However, this is Thailand, so I guess such an idea will remain as yet another pipe dream.
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On 10/13/2020 at 11:38 AM, webfact said:
*They will have to stick to routes where other Thai people do not go. They must not veer off course at all.
*They will have to be followed around 24/7 by Covid minders to ensure they don't stray and are healthy
*Go where there are no Thais - what about restaurants, shops etc. run by Thais? Replace them with foreign workers or bar foreigners from entering these shops?
*Covid-minders - new job opportunities for the unemployed and ex-go-go bargirls.
Thai authorities - you think they are stupid. Then they open their mouths, and remove all doubts.
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22 hours ago, webfact said:
Torphong said that the 8th October non-arrival debacle showed the hopelessness in the lack of coordination...
Fact is, and as far as the Thai authorities are concerned, the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. Heck, they don't even know how many fingers they have between them!
Correction: They don't even know what fingers are, or what they look like.
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When one crosses a road, one looks right, left and right again before crossing, no? You don't walk onto the road blindly, especially when cars and motorcycles are zipping along. What I don't understand is, how and why drivers in Thailand think going over an open train crossing is any different. How hard is it to stop, look, listen and go? Furthermore, Thai trains don't travel that fast - one can certainly see a train coming and there is ample time to stop and let the train pass before proceeding. Really, really bloody beggars belief, this one.
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Cops told: You can play on TikTok, Facebook and Twitter - but don't damage good name of RTP
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It means play with TikTok, FB and Twitter all you want, but officers must make sure to meet the daily targets of Thailand's no. 1 uniformed and licensed mafia outfit. Disciplinary action will be taken against members who don't deliver targeted numbers of extortion, scams, bribes and so on.
RTP's 'good name'...
It's a wonder K. Wissanu doesn't feel embarrassed making statements like this.
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