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Yes it was an 'Inguinal Hernia' and it was done with open surgery. It's now been six days or so since the OP and I can honestly say I've not had any problems, post OP.

Despite this overall high level of reliability, there are still shortages and outages occur that do affect Thailand's power supply. These outages are frequently associated with equipment failures related to aging infrastructure and deferred grid maintenance.

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Try here. https://www.ajarn.com/blogs/bangkok-phil/renewing-a-uk-passport-in-bangkok

Good news. My wife has been in touch with Lazada and they are going to refund me via my wallet. Thanks to all who replied.

Irrespective question. I'll try to remember that. Doh

Two days ago I had a watch delivered from Lazada (cod). Before the delivery guy hands over the item he needs to be paid. Not a problem. On the exchange I noticed my delivery was kinda light. On checking the package I noticed the end had been torn open and repaired. There was no watch. I spoke with the delivery guy but he wouldn't refund me and he got no support from his delivery office. I immediately got onto Lazada and asked for a refund. To do that one has to return the item undamaged. For me I haven't got an item to return. What happens next????

Even if you find someone with a 'roto-rooter' you need to kill the tree which caused the damage. It ain't gonna stop root growth. Best bet is to dig out the damaged pipes and renew them after killing the tree.

You as a farang do not get fined for not doing a TM30. It is the responsibility of the landlord to do the TM30. But unfortunately it's easier to get a farang to pay the fine than go after the landlord. When will farangs learn?

Serves him right for using one.

Yes no problem. My wife did all my running.

Buriram province. Bare in mind that the government allows for farangs to be charged more than a Thai. Well they would when they're in pain. It's normal.

Booked into my local Government hospital for a hernia repair. Total cost included 2 days private room meds and food etc was 13,859 Baht. Out of that the actual operation cost 7,400 Baht. I had Spinal anesthetic and was up and walking (no pain) within 4 hours. I can't say how pleased I am with the whole prosses. Before people start jumping up and saying government hospitals aren't any good then my case proved that to be a total myth.

So what did she use?????

Not just Thailand. India is good example. Robbing bar stewards

For in Thailand Ozempic weight loss pen is considered a dangerous drug that must only be prescribed by a doctor. By law, trading cannot be done through online channels or general stores. It is also expensive. and may not be effective for weight loss If you want to lose weight, you should use other methods that are safer and get more certain results.

So why don't they put the cables underground in built up areas???

All they will give her is 'Sertraline' anti depressant. They can take up to 8 weeks to kick in.

According to the Motor Vehicle Act, every vehicle must carry and show a license plate when in use on public roads. In case of failure, the driver can be fined up to 2,000 baht. Furthermore, every vehicle must be registered with the Department of Land Transportation (DLT) before being used.Aug 15, 2555 BE

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Google is your friend before paying attention to some know it all on a Thai forum that thinks he knows all the answers.

You need to read my replies to the OP.

https://www.siam-legal.com/thailand-law/father-of-the-child-legitimization-in-thailand/#:~:text=He can contact the Thai,child of the father's application.

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