I remember a report from years ago in Pattaya when they did a inspection of these dispensers and almost all fell below the minimum standards for bacteria because they were never maintained.
Despite the fact you paid to refill.
Well at least they are patrolling which is more than you can say for the BiB.
Who patrol only when there is a full media presence to capture the photo op, e.g walking street etc
Another example of the Thai so called justice systems complete disregard for the victim and victims family.
It's not what you know but who you know.
No doubt the usual bundle is safely in the accounts of those responsible for such a decision.
The Thai hi so are all connected to the Burmese butchers that's why they are 'neutral' because they are considered to be brother's, very sadly the Thai penchant for sitting on the sidelines is well documented.
No stomach for standing up to the illegal surpressors of democracy.
It is my understanding that the Thai revenue department have a tax office in the local Amphur offices, usually in the same building as the one that issues ID cards, in my experience.
I've been checking the dates now for along time as I inadvertently once bought a case that was several months old and had to throw the whole lot away it tasted so bad.
IME 3 months is about the max to sustain a good taste so I always try to buy as close to the date I am shopping on the case filled by date.
There are many rocket festivals every year and the dates change constantly from 1 year to the next.
Some festivals are Amphur driven and some are local Tambon affairs so it's difficult to be able to pin down anything unless you have boots on the ground.
The Yasothon one is by far the most prestigious as it's what the province is most famous for.