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4 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

Really! If this is true I have learned something new. Maybe a resident train spotter on the forum can confirm this very bold statement.

 

I was under the impression from the few times I used the trains in Thailand that they often broke down, were late and substandard.

The clue is in the term "meter gauge". I just had the best cup of I have had today......the only one! ????????

8 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Nor with 2 vaccinations and 3 or 4 boosters. 

Since I can't depend on those a mask may be the only option left....

Best to just stay indoors for the unforeseeable future, and order everything you need from Grab. Be safe!

56 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:

Yes, wearing masks again should be mandatory again.

Number of cases are high rising in Europe and won't stop at Thai borders.????

Also won't stop at a piece of flimsy cloth either! ????

6 hours ago, herfiehandbag said:

The look on Mr Biden's face in the OP photograph is just perfect for a caption competition!

"No mask?....you dirty Thai!"

6 hours ago, Chelseafan said:

I don't think it's the bars per se they are worried about., more the gogos and nightclubs. That's how I read it anyhow 

They are open too! Go to Nana or Cowboy and have a look. ????

I doubt anyone really cares what Prayuth says. He's totally irrelevant in world politics. Come to think of it, he's fairly irrelevant in Thai politics ????

7 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

Vietnam a couple of days ago, apparently:

 

Last night........

Fitted with the Isuzu D Max engine, tuned by Somchai ECU shop ....

2 hours ago, Geoffggi said:

Time to be honest with themselves & the Thai people, a submarine would definitely be a nice to have item but in sincerity is it a NEED to have item? who is the country that would invade Thailand by sea?? 

And how would a submarine driven by Somchai stop them! ????????

I like how things can only happen on the first day of a month in Thailand. ????????

2 hours ago, mania said:

When the whole covid deal hit I told my wife....If it is a year+ of this I will not be the first to fly.

 

Reason being these planes are not meant to sit idle in hangars for 1 year +

 

I hope I was wrong

 

 

I have been flying in and out of Thailand throughout the past couple of years(not with Thai Airways) and each time I look at their aircraft sat on the tarmac untouched. They look a right mess! All the paint work is faded and rotten. It's obvious that they have had no ground maintenance. Given their financial history, I wouldn't trust them to spend money checking their planes. 

1 hour ago, ezzra said:

Maybe they trust the results of overseas testing and want to be sure 100%, if its done quickly and efficiently at the airport i don't see why not, if this will rid us the travellers for other headaches having to do  more testing and quarantine i'm for it...

Quickly and efficiently! Thailand? There's an oxymoron if I ever heard one ????????????

46 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Thailand is currently seeing its highest ever daily new infection numbers, so right now is not a good time to ease things. I hope by July we are well past that peak. 

Yes, for the sake of the tourists, who'll be infected by unvaccinated Thais! Thanks Thailand for thinking about the health of the Falangs ????????