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Jonathan Head @pakhead No-one should travel to northern Thailand right now. The air quality is a serious health threat. It’s obviously an emergency and equally obvious that little will be done by governments in the region. https://twitter.com/pakhead/status/1641401009074479104 Quote Tweet Ok, this is not a good look. A message to me from a tourist visiting northern #Thailand from Europe. 734?! “Hi Curtis! Great experience … but I had to leave earlier because the smoke became unbearable” #airpollution cc: @pakhead @karmanomad @suilee @MayWongCNA @SaksithCNA

Pai, the popular backpacker destination, has now a record high of AQI 727 | PM2.5 844.4 µg/m³ which is hazardous to your health if you don’t wear a full face gas mask. Foreign embassies should urgently release travel advice against going to Northern #Thailand. #ฝุ่นPM25 A few years ago, the government closed all the schools in Bangkok when the AQI reached 150. Today Chiang Mai is the most polluted city in the world and Pai is 727. What are they doing about it? Nothing Why? Because Bangkok has good air quality today and so they don’t care. https://twitter.com/RichardBarrow/status/1641304198016012289

Explain what is 1 million bath.

I find it difficult to believe some of these prices I'm seeing. I have been going to my local clinic every six months for several years now and the fees have never increased or decreased: Full blood test and urinalysis B690 ECG/EKG B300 And take the advice from Sheryl.

I'm pretty sure you wont find blueberries cheaper than B300 a kilo anywhere in Thailand. Why not go for raspberries?

How about the domestic cat? Their Meowing is not too loud and you can still hear them inside the house.

I guess this applies to only foreigners.

When I used to reside in Pattaya many years ago it was B20. Possibly more now.

#BREAKING: #ThaiElection23 to be held on Sunday, May 14, says @ECT_Thailand https://twitter.com/SaksithCNA .

And we can't even catch one of our own. How many years has it been now?

Missed her flight then. Wonder if she had travel insurance?

One such account springs to mind: Your moment is valuable with Mee Tae Dai Savings. General information Earn higher interest rate Your interest will be calculated daily Receive interest every month Withdraw or transfer cash via branches, ATM, online anytime anywhere Eligible depositors Individual customer only Joint accounts, account “for” or “by” are not permitted Remark Terms and conditions of account opening are as determined by the Bank https://www.krungsri.com/en/personal/deposit/savings-account/mee-tae-dai Interest rates: https://www.krungsri.com/Krungsri2020/media/Banking-Rate/deposit-rates/en/deposit-rates-03032023-en.pdf

Yes, what issues have you had with Wise?

Although doesn't come with a cheque book. Same applies to Wise Ltd. As Kwasaki said, Wise is the answer subject to not leaving a large amount of money in the account, Alternatively a Thai multicurrency account.

And you forgot to add, 'R.I.P to the young man'.

You don't have much of a life here then other than spend your time on a public discussion board. haha.

Members don't read the full article that's why it's a lengthy thread. Same applies to many other threads I've seen.

(1/3) As Chiang Mai was listed as the city with the worst air pollution in the world Thurs, PM Prayut urges farmers to stop burning agricultural wastes, adding he's reluctant to enforce the law to punish them because they're farmers. (2/3) "Please, I don't want to use the laws. If it's used you all will be breaking it. I don't want anyone to be in trouble but you must think about the quality of life of others and their health too," Prayut said. (3/3) Article 220 of the Public Health Act stipulates that anyone found posing danger to others through the buring of agricultural waste or rubbish could face up to seven years in prison and a fine of up to 140,000 bt. https://twitter.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1633758522050764800

Same same every year.

There's nobody on here that can help. I would suggest therefore you go and see a doctor if you're concerned.

'the case will be dealt with fairly' Will this also apply to the Bentley driver who was on drugs? Nothing more heard of this and probably never will.

The national average last year was 40 deaths a day. https://www.nationthailand.com/thailand/general/40023780

Unbelievable yes, but true. On average, nearly 50 people a day died on Thai roads

Looks like an expired Mars bar.

Go to my local clinic every 6 months for complete blood and urine test B690, EKG B300.