IvorBiggun2

So I've read and believe. Where we live they have a dairy cooperative where cattle farmers take their filled churns. The milk is then taken away by tanker to be pasteurised. If and when there's a problem with the tanker and the milk can't be processed it's all thrown away. No other reason than because its a danger to people if not posturized.

I'd imagine all our info is on the same database? Along with date of entry into Thailand, how many children you have, TM30, TM47 etc etc. They can easily check if you're still married without you producing a KR2 hence why there is no need to show it these days.

Good luck with that.

I assume the OP does know the dangers attached to unpasteurized milk?

Yep it is on a national data base so I believe.

https://www.grin.com/document/192155

Numerous studies have found that physical punishment increases the risk of broad and enduring negative developmental outcomes. No study has found that physical punishment enhances developmental health. Most child physical abuse occurs in the context of punishment. A professional consensus is emerging that parents should be supported in learning nonviolent, effective approaches to discipline. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3447048/

Where did I make a medical diagnosis? Stop telling lies.

So where do the children get off or get on the crossing? This is the school a few hundred yards from my house.

I know the answer to this question cuz my daughter got passed from a government hospital to a private hospital when they couldn't treat her. The government pays as long as you obtain the medical documents allowing the referral in the first place.

He was so bad his mother never took him see a doctor for one week? It couldn't have been that bad cud it?

Speculation. Nothing said about private treatment and it took a week for her before she took him to see a doctor. It's claimed the boy needs 'minor' surgery which I'm sure can be carried out at a government hospital.

Nah he would easily get physiotherapy at a government hospital. Nothing said in the story about going private. You are speculating that he 'may have went to a private hospital'. Read the story. It's his mother that has demanded 150,000 as compensation. Not for the sons injuries but for herself for lost earnings. She must have a good job. So the mother gets 149,970 Baht for lost wages and the kid get 30 Baht and an ice-cream for seeing a doctor. It'll all be settled with apologies and wai's.

Why can't he use the government hospital and pay 30 Bahts? What other expenses?

On average 70 nuclear bombs are exploded on the earth every year since 1945. Why worry about someone burning rubbish?

Phone your office to confirm that the KR2 is required. This year at Buriram office I was told my KR2 update wasn't required.

The OP has already stated that they don't help.

1 Baht where I live also.

You've got a sewer system in a village? That's a first. Waste water from washing machines is known as grey water and is considered safe to be allowed to soak away into the soil. In your local area there must be sewer tankers that randomly come around touting for work. Are you new to Thailand?

Another case where immigration decided to change the rules. I had the full seasoned 400,000 in the same bank but in 2 separate accounts. 1 fixed and the other normal. When the IO asked for my bank book my wife gave him the 2 books. He asked 'what's this, 2 books?'. My wife tried to explain but the IO was having none of it. He started shouting at my wife saying that she was trying to make him look a fool. My wife tried to explain but he was having none of it. He threw my books down on the table, stood up, and walked out leaving me and the wife just sitting there. Another IO told us to take my application over to her. She processed my visa no problem. That was at Kap Choeng office about 6 years ago.

It could have been 1 of 8 offices being that since 2005 my IO has moved 8 times. So I can't recall. I would say it's a toss up between Kap Cheong, Korat, and Buriram. My current office is Buriram. All I recall is that since I got refused I've never used a fixed term account for my extension money. Officers also get moved around and that adds to the problem.

'Thai banks may allow this' but not all Thai IO's allow monies to be in fixed term accounts. They want to see movement within peoples accounts. That was the response I got from them when I had one. I was asked 'by having a 'fixed' term account what monies am I living on? Basically, I told asked what it had to do with them being as I met the financial requirements asked for.

What about Ginger Haired people? No body picked on worse than them. The butt of many a joke and picked on at school because they are/were different.

Thais have 13 ways in the way they smile. Each one has a name and meaning. Hence why Thailand is known as the land of smiles. https://www.thethailandlife.com/whats-behind-a-thai-smile

Well not in SW Sydney and that's for sure. https://doublebaytoday.com/new-laws-allow-police-to-arrest-anyone-wearing-a-bumbag-in-south-west-sydney-2/