Purdey
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Suvarnabhumi Adds More Staff To Prevent Malfunction
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Interesting to see a prime minister telling a listed company how to do its job -
Health ministry’s alcohol curfew talks hit a hiccup
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
If only the government could prove their policy works, using a figure that shows fewer alcoholics. -
Move To Reduce Speed Limit On 40 Busy Bangkok Roads To 50km Per Hour
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
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Move To Reduce Speed Limit On 40 Busy Bangkok Roads To 50km Per Hour
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
No misinterpretation. It is all reported. All the things you say are mentioned by the police but under the line that states driving faster than the speed limit. -
Move To Reduce Speed Limit On 40 Busy Bangkok Roads To 50km Per Hour
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Of course there are reasons but speeding comes top of the list, whether it be speeding due to drunkenness, speeding and hitting a tree, speeding and losing control of the vehicle. But the Police put speeding at the top of the list. This is a capture of a Thai police presentation. The long blue line at the top of the graph says "Driving faster than the speed limit". -
Move To Reduce Speed Limit On 40 Busy Bangkok Roads To 50km Per Hour
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Please do go back to the publicly release police reports on road accidents. Speeding is given as the main reason each time. In 80 km.hr limits, I have seen Maserati and Porsches do 160. Egg on the face much? -
If age is now becoming a criterion for holding public office, why do people continue to vote, without criticism, for Sen. Charles Grassley, (aged 90), Grace Napolitano (86 years old), D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton (86 years old), Rep. Hal Rogers (85 years old), Rep. Maxine Waters (85 years old), Rep. Steny Hoyer (84 years old), Rep. Jim Clyburn (83 years old), or Sen. Bernie Sanders (82 years old) ?
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Thailand to reassess recent reduction in meth penalties
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Brilliant. Don't check if the policy has worked elsewhere in the world first. Reinvent the wheel again. -
Move To Reduce Speed Limit On 40 Busy Bangkok Roads To 50km Per Hour
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Accidents are caused by drivers moving faster than the speed limit. If the limit is 80, they do 120. If the limit is 50, they will likely do 120 if there are no speed bumps. Not likely on major roads. -
Government finds itself backed into a corner on digital wallet scheme
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Not sure how the government can set a limit on monthly income as so few people pay tax. A lot of people are not declaring their earnings. -
Government to roll out new measures to tackle Thai indebtedness
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Can't pay off debts, as mentioned above, because it frees the debtors to borrow more in the expectation the government will pay it off for them. High school is the place to teach kids how to handle money but even the teachers are unqualified to teach this subject. -
Thailand’s economic crisis feared amidst digital wallet dispute
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Well I suppose they could give people a gift of THB 1,000 every new year over the next 10 years. Hopefully they won't stay in power 10 years. -
Thailand’s sugar intake quadruples WHO daily limit causing health concerns
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Could you make a complete list? Useful if all are available in Thailand. -
Thailand’s economic crisis feared amidst digital wallet dispute
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Thais don't understand economics below master degree level. They just want free money. Pheu Thai just wanted votes and didn't calculate that they would create huge excitement after the election. Now they are stuck and will grind the economy into dust. But no one will remember. -
Thailand’s sugar intake quadruples WHO daily limit causing health concerns
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Artificial sweeteners and sugar substitutes are there for producers to use. Why not profit from? The government should promote a sugar free diet using substitutes. But I guess the sugar companies have a lot of clout.