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We flew back May 2021, 777 from Schipol, less than 20 on the plane the crew outnumbered the passengers, there was a problem with the aircraft, the pilot came and addressed every one personally. On speaking to one of the cabin crew I asked why they bothered flying when there was no demand, he said they were full up with freight and made more money on freight than they did on passengers. We eventually had to change aircraft, thought no problem only 20 people nope they transferred all the freight as well, delayed for 3 hours. i might be wrong but wasn’t crude oil around $150 dollars around 2008 ?

1 in 30 in England and Wales have tested positive for Covid

What Military Hospital ?

He is blind in that eye now, he lives the other side of the world so I never speak with him.

No idea.

There is a place in Pattaya, The Pattaya Eye Center, the consultant has worked a various hospitals. it doesn’t get very good reviews due to the the attitude of the consultant, very arrogant.

68000 baht at Bangkok Pattaya Hospital, they suggested claiming on my Health Insurance but as it’s a pres existing condition they would not pay for it.

My brother in laws was botched in the U.K. he lost his sight in the eye.

You forgot to mention there is an election next year, got to keep the natives sweet.

If they brought infection to school I thought masks as the government kept saying stopped infections that’s why we have been wearing them for 2 years and most Thais still are.

The kids all wear masks in class.

In my sons class at school 5 pupils have gone down with fever, they wear masks in the classrooms only removed when eating food. So the masks haven’t stopped the fever spreading in the class ?

I agree but I copied and pasted what the article said, not OA/OX just Extension of Stay, I think if was correct there would have been a load more response.

It was in an article on ASEAN News, I deleted it, the heading was Embassies won’t pay for hospital treatment or similar, I copied the wording from the article.

The Thai government has announced that, with effect from 1 September 2022, yearly retirement visas (minimum age 50), issued by embassies abroad, will require US$3 million comprehensive medical insurance, but with a separate facility for self-insurance. It says issued but Embassies, don’t Immigration issue Extension of Stay ?