flyingdoc

The answer is that a helicopter would undoubtedly be the fastest way, if you can locate one !

I think that Dr Robert and Bifftastic are on the right lines !

Sounds as if some Konjac might solve the problem !

Yes, how fantastic without the tattoos!

I have sympathy for Puyai and certainly antibiotics should not be given for common colds! Try Beta Glucan as an Immune Enhancer, and not be susceptible to colds in the first place! No adverse side -effects for children or adults, cheap and effective !

Unfortunately this is an increasing problem, not only in Thailand but worldwide.

Try to use machines within the Bank or shopping malls where they are conspicuous, Always check to see if there are any obvious scammers attached. SMS warnings are good, but my Bank only allows me to make one cash withdrawal per day anyway!

20 minutes of sunlight every day is sufficient! If that is not possible, Vitamin D3 is advisable. As children grow up, a low maintenance dose of Beta Glucan can be recommended, as it raises their immune levels to avoid all the colds and coughs that abound around them. Same goes for adults, but maybe a slightly higher dose. Inexpensive, effective, and certainly not what Big Pharma want you to learn anything about !

This is certainly a tragic case, but for reference, which soap opera was it?

Try the Rocket Festival in Yasothon !

At least that is real, and failed rockets DO result in head to toe dunking in a pool of mud!

I must admit, that with the high number of rail crashes, one is bound to wonder about a high speed service in Thailand?

Reading most of these posts, I think I will give FedEx a miss !

If you hold a U.K passport, it is possible to pay extra to get a 94 page one!

Surely a WP is not required if all documents can be signed in your home country?

It's only when documents HAVE to be signed in Thailand, that a WP is needed.

Presumably many of the 40 injured were wearing seatbelts? How bad were their injuries?

Road safety in Thailand must start to improve soon.

I have never considered the word 'no', difficult to utter, especially when said with a smile!

Let's at least wait and see!

I still say that Dutch experts should be brought in to advise.

They are , after all, the world's leading experts on flood water and sea water disposal !

There is hope yet !

How about Don Mueang, the domestic carriers' favourite hub?

Fastenings enforced, but what about the wearing of belts?

I will guarantee this case is only the tip of the iceberg !

A very major tragedy.

I hardly think volunteer Thai divers would be interested in pilfering belongings from the victims.

Come on !

Incredible!

And in a country geared up for mass tourism!

I thought foreigners had to pay for healthcare anyway, unless producing valid insurance?

I disagree!

A TEFL qualification would help.

Thais like diplomas as well as teaching experience.

Try Shrewsbury School.

Very good results.