Pacific Cross raises your premium every 5 years. After 60, 65, etc. If you don't have any claims you get a 10% reduction on the following renewal.
This is an old chart. But you can get a general idea of how much it increases as you age.
You would think you could just use your Thai drivers license, which you needed a residence certificate to obtain. It has your address on the back side.
But that would be too easy.
A little bit of inconsistency in the story. The lorry driver said he got out and found the pickup lodged in the rear of his vehicle. Yet the vehicles were found 200 meters apart.
The guy in the uniform is doing a fine job of pointing. But the guy with his hand on the support column I'm not sure what he is doing with that other hand. Dual pointing? Very talented if so.
That's not a prescription. It's a receipt. You don't have to buy the medication from the hospital if you don't want to. They might write down what you should get on a piece of paper. But that's not a prescription either. You can go to any pharmacy outside of a hospital and just tell them what you need, no slip from a doctor is needed.
The Bangkok hospital I go to in Ratchaburi doesn't even list the medications with prices like the law supposedly requires. Just one line: Medication XXXX baht.
I once had an experience/dream where i was hovering over our bed looking down at my wife and I. I thought to myself, No. I can't die yet. I have to take care of my wife still. I then woke up in bed with a feeling of being dropped onto the bed.
Not rum though and weaker, Sangsom feels like it's actually stronger than 40%
Hong Thong is rum. Most of the Thai made stuff is rum. I'm not sure if there is any Thai made stuff from grains, not sugar cane(molasses).
Plenty of news articles with plate numbers shown, though sometimes they are blurred out too.
You could ask the police but they probably don't know what the actual law is either.