Rubbish. Even at 10km/litre fuel consumption allowing for a stop/go operation (and it’s probably better than that being a diesel engine) and at 30 baht/litre they’d need to travel 260km a day to spend that much.
If the farmers stayed at home and didn’t go out there wouldn’t be a problem. I understand they need to get rid of the stubble, but the government do nothing to help their plight and prevent the burning.
As long as FF has the, ‘We are not responsible for items kept in lockers’ stickers on display then there should be no problem as everything is left at the owner’s risk.
3-7 days for the results of a blood alcohol test? I guess that allows enough time for some large brown envelopes to be prepared. We all know nothing will happen to this POS.