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RandolphGB
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Perhaps just a few million of that could go towards a taxi terminal where the drivers have to queue and use meters. Also include a terminal for Grab. Suvarnabhumi taxi area has improved a lot over the last few years, so they should look at Bangkok and copy that model.
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2 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:Thailand hasn't had any nationwide COVID vaccinations campaign since 2022.
The Thai population in general is long out-of-date for COVID vaccinations, and virtually none of them have received the latest XBB-focused vaccine rolled out in the West last fall, since the Thai government as yet hasn't offered those here to the general public.
As for your first comment above, note this excerpt from the OP report above:
"with both public and private hospitals feeling the strain as outpatient and inpatient admissions rise."
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"Private hospital data indicates higher COVID admission rates than official reports"
They walk among us! Have you stepped outside in the last four years? Have you wore your mask the whole time?
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This unfinished condo can't be demolished with explosives. It requires a top down demolition, which will be very delicate due to how close it is to surrounding buildings. There are no Thai engineering companies that have the expertise. It would have to be Japanese. The cost will be millions of dollars. The developer certainly will not be willing to foot the bill and neither will the government. There are no laws to reclaim abandoned or unfinished buildings if the owner is known.
In the mean time, the building is a safety hazard that is slowly crumbling. A few strong storms and chunks of concrete will begin flying off. As usual with Thais, nobody will accept responsibility. Meanwhile, part of one of the country's main tourist destinations continues to look like the remnants of an town in Gaza.
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I have every confidence that Thais will follow the rules and avoid working illegally in restaurants and massage parlors. Their relatives will definitely declare any income sourced from abroad and pay the statutory tax rates.
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Anutin likes to visit the UK occasionally. May the heavens look down favorably so he happens to bump into a dirty farang who can give him a piece of his mind without the archaic laws of his homeland protecting him.
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Downloaded the app out of curiosity and to compare fees.
Thai Air - Bangkok to Chiang Mai round-trip = 4500 Baht
AirAsia or Lion Air round trip = 2,000 Baht
Most of the people who choose to use Thai Air are older nationalistic Thais who have a misguided patriotic loyalty to their flag carrier. More fool them.
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Stop her wisa now!!! Make girl crawl and wai NOWWW!!
How dare she insulting Thai culture kaaaaa.
We Thai people, we respect our culture kaaaaaa. You our guest!
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17 hours ago, scorecard said:
Not true, many director and snr. operational m'ment positions are filled by civilians. How capable they are and whether nepotism is involved is a different subject.
The proof is in the pudding.
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On 5/4/2024 at 12:55 AM, bkk_mike said:
I'm British and complain about British airways all the time.
Because their premium economy seats are the same as economy on decent carriers, and their economy seats are designed to make people pay the extra for premium economy.
The difference is you have no problem with someone of another nationality running the airline. Neither do Emirates or most off the best airlines.
Thai Air appoints military and police, then they wander why it's an appallingly airline.
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This was nothing but a bribe to get votes. It will bankrupt the country. Typical Taksin.
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44 minutes ago, NorthernRyland said:
Imagine a country so childish that they feel the need to have a continuous water fight go on for 72 straight hours. Welcome to Thailand.
Agree 100% . Most normal people grow out of water fights after 11 years old.
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Thais are the most infantile nation of people on the planet. There is quite simply no comparison. Overgrown child, the lot of them. From the very top to the bottom. Sue me.
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Thais are a funny breed. Complain about their flag carrier's appalling service and outright corruption. But refuse to hire a foreign management team with executive level aviation industry to reform the failing airline.
Better still... sell the the airline to a group like IAG with license for them to do completely turnaround the airline how they see fit.
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This is not difficult to implement.
Shopee, Lazada, AliExpress etc etc just need to collect the 7% at checkout and pass it onto the Thai government. The amount will be hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
Somebody has to pay for the Shinawatra family's private jets and property empire. And it sure as hell isn't going to be them.
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There's a barber shop staffed by Arabs at a very prominent location - literally within the eye line of a police box - opposite Sukhumvit Soi 4.
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4 hours ago, spidermike007 said:sloth, lack of vision and extreme arrogance.
Perfect summary of all the problems in Thailand. Often, they all come down to laziness.
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13 hours ago, Excogitator said:
Pita is competent, compassionate, and intelligent. Probably the best prospective leader Thailand has ever had. I truly hope he will surive long enough, politically and otherwise, to see his hopes and dreams for this country come true.
He wasn't smart enough to dispose of his media company shares before the election, despite it being the same technicality that Thanathorn broke four years earlier.
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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:
The reality is, when you have amassed a fortune into the hundreds of millions of dollars, from illegal land sales, you are above the law. Any and all laws.
Especially when you have helped to fund the crime family currently in government.
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Finally found something useful for those damn shrines.
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Nothing but a shameless ploy to attract Chinese tourists. And pocket a few baht for themselves by receiving backhanders to issue licenses.
Thais will continue gambling in their own venues, like they always have done. The local mafia won't be affected.
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6 hours ago, Aviatorhi said:
Since you're such an avid reader of the news did you see the 36 billion baht they're investing (announced 2023) for phase 3 development of DMK from 2025 to 2029?
After a woman's leg was chopped off by the shoddy machinery at the airport.
If you think that all of the 36 billion baht is going to the airport, or that it will be finished by 2029, I have magic beans to sell you for a million baht each.
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On 4/2/2024 at 8:46 PM, theblether said:
Nonsense - Thai domestic flyers have seen an increase of 30%. International passengers have seen an increase of 4%. It's the Thai domestic market that has been relatively hammered.
Do you understand percentages?
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Not a bad price. As long as the woman doesn't have kids already or a previous husband. In which case, the family should be paying him.
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Not a bad price. As long as the woman doesn't have kids already or a previous husband. In which case, the family should be paying him.
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Thailand has been run by the army-monarchical complex since the 19th century. Big business and Buddhism simply uphold the order.