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Giving birth in Thailand Public hospital
richard_smith237 replied to Emmey's topic in Health and Medicine
The child will be born in Thailasnd so therefore has a right to dual citizenship. Doh A completely false assumption. Because of dual nationalituy Doh. Dual nationality from where ? the Mother is a Foreigner - thats very clear in the Op. -
Giving birth in Thailand Public hospital
richard_smith237 replied to Emmey's topic in Health and Medicine
If married to a Thai, they might, but as stated, where does it suggest she is not Thai. Why should foreigner be treated for free in TH ? No... A baby born to foreign parents in thailand does not 'assume' Thai nationality. Ops indication is that the Mother is a Foreigner, unless men are now giving birth. -
Is that MalcolmB before he's has his 14 beers and tears up the roads ????
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Opinion Casinos in Thailand Unlikely to Boost Tourism
richard_smith237 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The planned Casino's are unlikely to attract Western Tourists and have no impact whatsoever Western Tourism to Thailand... ... However, I can see that they will have a huge impact attracting the Chinese and many from neighbouring countries who will be all over these casions like GottFrid and Malcy on a Brit-bashing thread... -
Giving birth in Thailand Public hospital
richard_smith237 replied to Emmey's topic in Health and Medicine
The 'Mother' will be able to use a Government hospital - but will have to pay. Ensure costs are checked upfront, because some hospitals employ two tier pricing. Its very common here for hospitals not to go though the natural birthing process, but to seem to prefer to rely on caesarian section - which to be honest, is quicker and efficient (less painful etc) - so if you want natural, you'll have to push for it (no pun intended) - Hospitals usually use a fixed package - something along the lines of 4 days 3 nights. Siriraj Hospital (Bangkok) Natural Birth: THB 15,000–20,000 (shared room, limited privacy) Cesarean Section: THB 50,000–55,000 (includes 4-day stay in a studio room) Synphaet Lumlukka Hospital Natural Birth: THB 32,000 (includes 2-night stay) Cesarean Section: THB 44,000 (includes 3-night stay) One additional facet if you can: Take out insurance against any congenital defects as once the child is born then its too late if there are complications and the child is not covered. Sometimes the child may be covered on a parents insurance - but that might be only up to the first 30 or 90 days etc... Not to worry you - but I had a friend who's child was born with a congenital defect (unknown prior to birth) as soon as the initial 30 days insurance (overlap from mothers insurance was up) the costs were colossal. -
I think thats perfectly reasonable - If I were renting, I would not have any objections to that other than... .. 6 months rent in advance... There are too many cheating landlords who'd keep it. So... If there were an 'escrow' system, where the money could be help in lieu of damages then that would be fine... But otherwise there are too many horror stories of bad landlords holding the deposit for nothing.
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That`s what zip ties are for Who applies the Zip ties ??? An individual exhibiting such erratic behaviour clearly requires close supervision. Ideally, he should be formally charged and extradited rather than merely deported. This would ensure that a law enforcement agency assumes responsibility for both his actions and the safety of other passengers. Were I in a position of authority within an airline, I would insist on blacklisting individuals who display this kind of disruptive conduct for the safety and peace of mind of everyone on board.
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Because you live in India or China? He's just making rubbish up... No city in Thailand has 2 Million people... Bangkok has way more and no other city is close to 2 million. The next largest 'city' is Samut Prakan with ~400,000 / Chiang Mai has ~200,000... As for Thai restaurants being empty - thats the biggest load of hogwash I've read on this forum since the Anti-Vax and Flat earth threads.
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I see what you mean - its odd if thats just 'one camera pointing down at that table' with a narrow field of view. I just assumed it was a crop from an image with a wider field of view.... which seems the most logical explanation. i.e. Our security camera at home faces directly down at the bottom of the frame, and also out towards the car at the top of the frame... I suspect restaurants such as this might have a couple at different sides of the restaurant to ensure full coverage.
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Pick up trucks with heavy exhaust smokes
richard_smith237 replied to villageidiotY2K's topic in General Topics
The idiots here 'over-clock' their pickups... usually with a cheap chip-set installed to remap the ECU of the engines fuel management systems. Theoretically, it means more fuel is injected which means better performance, in practice it means aggressive ECU remapping causes increased fuel delivery beyond what the air intake can handle, this causes unburnt diesel to exit the exhaust as black soot / smoke... So basically, its a bunch of tools trying to make their diesel engine faster without knowing what they are doing. -
Video Rangers Hunt for Tourists Feeding Monkeys in Krabi's Monkey Bay
richard_smith237 replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
I'm outraged... I'm on the net... There.... now it can be reported that there is 'netizen outrage' !!! -
Very odd.... I don't see how they (the couple) can be seen as infringing on copyrights as the menu is online... Nevertheless, its still theft and it doesn't matter if its 10,000 baht ornament / decoration, a fork, or a menu - its still theft.... But... actually steeling a menu is just 'incredibly odd' - what an extremely strange couple to do such a thing.
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As pointed out in another thread just yesterday by 'Peabody'.... This is seems to be getting more and more frequent such that its a daily occurrence. The below comment was made just yesterday and we have yet another incidences of someone killing themselves / getting killed with a vehicle impacting a stationary object that could easily be avoided if one was simply paying attention.... ... The lack of self preservation on the roads here is astonishing.