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20 hours ago, mauGR1 said:
In the OP the thief is described as a regular customer of the salon, so, hardly a complete stranger.
The initial test drive is understandable...
But who lets a customer drive your car away after saying it was perfect and agreeing to buy it?
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20 hours ago, colinneil said:
Ohh the poor dears, no tourists to screw over, so no money, what a shame.
People like them never think about the future, today only, then when things are a bit tight, go bleating to the government, you have to feed us, tough.
I'm sure Prayut is listening to you...
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20 hours ago, webfact said:How do the weather boffins know this?It is because the wind has changed direction.
Pure genius!
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18 hours ago, webfact said:
Deputy Prime Minister/Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul today dismissed news reports that the Ministry of Public Health planned to call for the enforcement of the Security Keeping Act to ban political gatherings, and asserted that no political issue should be connected with the COVID-19 epidemic situation.
So after a veiled threat he's had time to re-think... after the dissolution of the FFP which drove people to the streets to protest [as that is now their only platform] he hinted that the security act might be invoked to stem the student protests in the name of public health safety. That really would be the straw you don't want to put on the camels back!
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18 hours ago, webfact said:
Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha might reshuffle a Cabinet in less than a year after taking power, according to sources.
Musical chairs!
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19 hours ago, webfact said:
They said the purpose of the protest was to put pressure on those MPs to explain the reasons why they had decided to join the government. The MPs, however, have not yet responded.
No explanation needed... it's called self protection.
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20 hours ago, webfact said:
The tourists were advised to use the rank for their own safety. Chatchai was charged with trespass in the airport.
Charged how much... not 100,000 baht and no jail...
so just threats and no action as usual, just a minimal fine lining someones pocket?
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19 hours ago, webfact said:“The Ministry of Public Health has ordered private hospitals to stand by for a large-scale outbreak and provide treatment to patients under investigation and those who have high risk of infection,” he said. “However, at present the shortage of face masks in the market has hindered the operation of private hospitals, which substantially increases the risk of medical staff getting infected while treating the patients, and the risk of hospitals becoming the hub that spreads the virus to other patients.”
Ok I have two questions to ask....
#1 The latest news in another post today says there are only 11 patients [nationwide] undergoing treatment in hospital, all others have returned home cured, so what is the panic in hospitals?
#2 What large scale outbreak is suddenly imminent, unless we've been kept in the dark and something is about to unfold?
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18 hours ago, webfact said:
So far 31 coronavirus patients have recovered and returned home and 11 are still being treated in hospitals.
Thailand has a revolving door with China and want us to believe that there are only 11 patients in hospital in the entire country....
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19 hours ago, webfact said:
The move was made by the authorities to inspire confidence among tourists that the resort was clean and Covid-19 free.
The amazing thing is they're willing to stand there in full public view and proclaim they know what they're doing and in full control.
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21 hours ago, worgeordie said:
Things must becoming really desperate,...don't take up my
offer of sex and i'll burn you.
regards Worgeordie
Got it one... Pattaya reaches an all new low, which is hard to do for a place that is in the gutter most of the time!
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4 hours ago, scorecard said:On the other hand maybe (I hope) his support will eventually generate enough broad community power to stop the misuse of the law and force real and ethical change.
I'm one hundred percent behind the students, they've lost their only voice to make a change through the normal channels, this has provoked them into open protest and Prayut &Co will certainly use security measures to quell them too, as Anutin hinted at.
Opposition may be broad across the community but so is Prayuts influence, he has the "house" sewn up, EC sewn up, constitution court sewn up, he owns most of the governors of each province, the army and the police all do his bidding!
This cannot be achieved by discussion and diplomacy via some sort of committee, Prayut has all the cards up his sleeve.... this will eventually blow up and get real !
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59 minutes ago, ChrisY1 said:
Lucky Phuket.....!
Possibly un-lucky later!
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Just a ruse to quell the students, tell them we'll set up a committee, listen to their views.... but you must stop the protests!
Then ignore everything and continue as normal.
I hope the students tell them to stick the committee where the sun don't shine!
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5 hours ago, webfact said:
The fire, fuelled by several dry weeds as a result of the severe drought in the province, has spread quickly over a 40-rai area.
3 days and still burning?
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The powers to be will hound him for years, if he offers any support, even verbal to anyone they'll nail him for inciting the public, he'll be set up for something and will end up in exile along with all the others!
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19 hours ago, webfact said:“This was a case of local transmission, and he was at risk because he had exposure to Chinese tourists,” Suwanchai said, speaking at a news conference.
He was at risk because Thailand refused to stop the flow of Chinese over the CNY period, profit over people ruled the day!
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On 3/1/2020 at 6:59 AM, Creasy said:
I love the smell of PM2.5 first thing in the morning.
As a million BBQ's light up for breakfast !
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23 hours ago, rooster59 said:
World Animal Protection seeks to provide a happier and more beneficial life for animals and also show communities how they can exchange traditional business practices for kinder, nobler endeavours that still attract tourists and ample income.
Something many "elephant parks" boast but don't deliver.
I hate watching elephants paint portraits, play football or do other crazy stuff in the name of entertainment for tourists, while the owners say it keeps the elephants happy.
This post shows where the elephant is happiest.... in it's natural environment and left alone.
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7 hours ago, madmen said:
With out the support of mainstream population they are doomed. Time and time again we have seen it and the Thai's could care less
Lets hope these kids don't try to be martyrs for nothing
It's their future and for once I think these students can see they can and must make a difference.
Yes granted the parents of many of them are too concerned with daily matters to protest, or to take much notice about who is doing what and vote accordingly.
But when it really starts to hit the family pocket they might just start to listen to their kids frustrations.
The students might be the tipping point to get things started.
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4 hours ago, sjaak327 said:
Yes we get it, however it's all a matter of statitics. What are the chances of someone dying from this disease ? Apparently a lot less then dying from the flu, or dying on the road, yet we don't massively stop driving a car either.
I can't do much about the road statistics or becoming a road victim... but I can help myself from contracting a virus.
The chances of dying from it are minimal, but even less if you don't have it !
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13 hours ago, rooster59 said:
"If they don’t listen to our warning, organisers must take responsibility if the protest leads to the spread of the disease,” he warned.
Every action has a re-action... invoke the security act in the name of public health and watch the time-bomb go off!
If large crowd gatherings are on the minds of the government then ban every large public event, ban the up-coming motorcycle race in Buriram, ban expo's, ban hoards going to the beach, close the "mass transit train system".... you cannot pick-and-choose!
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On 2/29/2020 at 5:48 PM, unamazedloso said:
sounds like a hoot! A wedding to remember.
Could be the next Thai box office hit... "Thai wedding and a punch-up"!
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10 hours ago, rooster59 said:
Four Chinese nationals were arrested for allegedly killing a Chinese businessman, stuffing the body in a suitcase and dumping it in the Ping River in Kamphaeng Phet province, Pol General Krisana Pattanacharoen, deputy spokesman of the Royal Thai Police, said on Saturday (February 29).
Pesky Chinese doing their dirty laundry in Thailand... whatever next?
Thailand tourist arrivals may drop six million this year due to coronavirus - tourism authority
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Keep downgrading, Thailand will have to admit to the true Corvid 19 figures soon, that'll screw up the rest of the year!