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If it was the felang guy that got murdered, everyone would be pointing fingers at his Thai Wife .

Can you tell the police. There may be a reward they can all share.

She was a LOAN SHARK!!!! nobody is missing her

OP - Send a private message to tywais (look him up) I believe works for CMU.

thanx, I am new in this forum, I am shocked by some comments and feedbacks, really unrelated to my question, but anyway thank you.

CMU is a large diverse institution and different parts are very very different from others. Like any job in any orgaization it depends on which part you are in and who you will be working with.

Perhaps you should look for another place to ask your question since a forum dominated by fat, old, and/or drunk folks is not a likely place to find answers to academic employment questions.

I am shocked that you did not spend 5 minutes brousing this forum to find out what kinds of foolishness it is filled with.

unfortunately you are right, I am now reading some similar treads that one suggested, and I have to say there are seriously damaged ppl here, but it is ok, I understand, it is internet and everything is possible here,

OMG, in Thailand people are allowed to carry like that guns? please advise me is this true or not?

many do. i was absolutely shocked a number of years ago while visiting friends in Bangkok who are quite conservative normal, upper middle-class people with adult children. we took a drive 90 minutes or so out of Bangkok and after a number of telephone calls we pulled over on the side of the road and a woman got in the car. my friend's wife reached in her purse and pulled out some large, bank-bound stacks of cash and handed it to the woman and had her sign some papers. i could not help but notice a handgun in her purse similar to the one in the photo in this thread. when we returned to their home i asked my friend why his wife carries a piece. he told me that every month his wife pays more than 70 Cambodian factory workers who make clothes for her and they all know what day she comes, and that is one reason why her foreman meets her somewhere different each time. the gun - in case someone follows the foreman - "you never know".

also practically every gold shop owner and their spouse all carry a gun. fairly common here.

so you are saying that it is legal to own and carry a gun and weapons in Thailand? but how military government allowed that?

It is indeed "allowed" for doctors to work at more than one hospital, and it is quite common. Both in Thailand and in many other countries.

In the University Hospital public channel, most of the care is given by residents in training. They are "real doctors" in the sense that they have their medical degree, but they are still training for their specialty. They work under the supervision of a full fledged senior specialist.

Sripat is a private channel through which one can be privately treated by senior doctors from the Universoty Hospital.

my friend told me, that his hospital is Lanna, it is private, but according to Social security payments, he is assigned to go there, and he doesnt pay anything for any services or examinations. Do you think prices increase or it is not appropriate to ask for second opinion in Thailand?

OP - Send a private message to tywais (look him up) I believe works for CMU.

thanx, I am new in this forum, I am shocked by some comments and feedbacks, really unrelated to my question, but anyway thank you.

OMG, in Thailand people are allowed to carry like that guns? please advise me is this true or not?

I would like to know if you have experience or some similar topic on this forum, about Chiang Mai university, teaching perspectives, or working ( postdoc, research, lectures etc )

How much they pay, they are open to foreigners? what is your opinion overall

Disagree with the above - the best hospital in that area is CM Univ (Maharaj) which is government, not private (though it has a private channel). Pribate hospitals are not necessarily better than public, and indeed the reverse is usually true upcountry.

He has already been to a private hospital (Lanna)

If this person is Thai then should go to the hospital where he is registered and take it from there. Depending on the level of that hospital they may have to refer him to a higher level, but it is necessary to go through that step to have the treatment - which may otherwise prove very expensive -- covered by the government system.

Yes you are right, actually I was surprised to learn that a lot of doctor share there practice in maharaj ( Sripath) and other clinics and hospitals, that is allowed in thailand?

are you sure that they are ok? after all they are university clinic and I dont think real doctor work, or am I wrong?

OMG, my friend, non drinker, was diagnosed today, he is young, how this can happen? doctor in Lanna hospital, didnt stated reasons of what is causing, i remember when I moved here and our familly driver ( tuktuk) she died from this disease, she was only 32!! had a husband and a kid,

It was such a shock for me, how would you deal with this? is that cirosis? does he will need transplant?