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22 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

She is indeed fortunate. 

Yes, in Edinburgh there are ethnic Indians with a Scots brogue. In Thailand, there are ethnic Europeans with an Isarn accent. 

Friend of ours moved up to Isle of Lewis about 10 yrs ago. Local shop in Stornoway run by Scottish speaking Indians !

---t I better prepare to feed the whole neighbourhood! Neighbours are still using GRAB delivery !

Surely there must be a Youtube channel for correct English !

If not maybe start one ! Remember I gave you the idea so you need to make me a partner!

4 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

Before. Actually, I was expecting independence. As a Thai, she could get a scholarship. isn't it great to be a Dual Citizen? ????

Ahh, that one on the Thai passport !

6 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

Being over 17, there's not much I cab change now regarding her accent. IELTS is no problem. The worst thing is that she will have to pay fees of about 13,000 GBP a year as a foreign student, despite being a British citizen. 

I know !

17 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

My daughter started learning German as she was going to be going to free University there.

Before Brexit ? Or were you anticipating Scottish independence?

17 minutes ago, theoldgit said:

 

Indeed, and Eva are still offering flights one way flights to LHR on three days next week for a 22,665 Baht in Economy and 32,000 Baht in premium economy

People booked on those Eva flights are wondering if they are still happening considering incoming flights seem to have been stopped. Seeing as these flights are maybe some of the last it is leaving a lot of people on tenterhooks. Is there any reliable source available for people to check their status.

It's all very well to keep telling people to book commercial flights, but when the flights keep getting cancelled there is only so much you can do.

There seem to be announcements of no more incoming flights to Thailand which I suppose would mean no outgoing , so it doesn't seem feasible to book a commercial flight anymore.

Perhaps it would help to give some information regarding flights already booked and whether these will be happening after incoming flights have been stopped.

18 minutes ago, kokesaat said:

The same ivermectin?

 

Just what I was thinking ! Well at least the dog won't be catching the virus!

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I don't think international airmail is happening. I have postponed all mine until situation returns to normal.

Last weeks which should have been OK are looking a bit hit and miss regarding tracking ! Fingers crossed!

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My friend and her son probably had it , but couldn't get tested. This was in UK.

Another friend in UK said 4 of her friends have it (ie . tested as having it). She said only normally tested if you are high risk or hospitalised. In my view you need to do massive testing to control it and also massive antibody testing in anyone recovered / think they have recovered from it. Only then can you control it and get useful data to see how it spreads.