Bday Prang
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The validities of a pink ID are neither here or there. if its accepted its valid if its not accepted its not valid, Good luck to anyone trying to argue their case as the gate closes and the plane prepares for take off. Its obviously a very subjective issue that depends on who one is dealing with A 500 baht note may be accepted as a driving licence by some police, and by others it may not . despite the omission of any writing on the back of it for guidance purposes
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Totally agree , the absence of any reference to the immigration authorities confirms that as far as I am concerned. I take little notice of any of these pathetic online publications. As regards middle names, it isn't always that clear, International flights are quite specific about it, Domestic flights seem to vary depending on which company one uses, From memory Thai and/ or Thai-smile I think, specify putting first and middle names together in the first name" box"can't remember about the space being needed or not. Air Asia don't request middle names for domestic tickets I flew to Buriram early last month and had not stated my middle name and it was never mentioned at check in. I don't really see what the fuss is about to be honest, domestic flights, in reality are no different to catching a bus. Those arguing about the validity of the Pink ID cards should read the CAAT document, What it actually says is "Those who have lost Or are unable to present their "identification documents " (by which it is clearly referring to the international travel documents given as examples in the first pic ) must present one of the following "documents" to me the omission of the word "identification" implies that whilst they don't consider those alternatives to actually be "real " ID's like the ones in the first example they are prepared to accept them for the purposes of domestic travel, a subtle difference. So both differing schools of thought are in practice correct There was no mention of a police report being required either, that is just another example of someone thinking too much, a police report may be required to obtain a temporary travel document after a passport has been stolen but after that it is superfluous. In the case of a passport being destroyed in a washing machine a police report would not be required or even issued as far as I am aware All in all nothing has changed, it is a non news article
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Maybe after check in and landing. foreigners will be herded to an immigration checkpoint just like for international flights, otherwise I don't see much difference, ID has always been required and boarding pass has to be shown prior to boarding The middle name could be an issue, last time I booked a domestic flight with air asia there was no opportunity to enter my middle name on the website, has that been addressed ? I just looked, and it has not !
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A classic example of the consequences of a total lack of discipline. from the first time they got away with something the die was cast . To be honest I am surprised we don't see a lot more events like this. wonder what our resident lefties will make of it all. they will do well to convince me that these animals are the real victims
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they will now try to pin the blame on each other, one has already tried to claim he tried to stop it all, we can expect lies lies and more lies from all involved in this atrocity..... straight out of the same mould of Venables and Thompson there really is only one appropriate course of action even if they have to wait until they are 18 to do it
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Now, emboldened by the apprehension of these savages, other previous victims are coming forward with reports of their atrocious behaviour, a well known and very outspoken lawyer is now on the case. This is going to be very difficult to bury I doubt that sending two officers (so far) to inactive posts is going to cut it. wonder if this will affect the attitude of the Immigration officers there, I for one have no intention of going there to find out I never realised that place was so rough,
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You sound surprised that an oxford educated brit can speak English, However I am not surprised about that,, several Americans, who by the way few nationalities like, have actually asked me where I learnt to speak English Telling everybody you have a great and subtle sense of humour just doesn't cut it , we need an example .