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The future of masking -- will it ever end?
prakhonchai nick replied to ultramarine's topic in COVID-19 Coronavirus
In my part of SE Isaan, nearly every Thai wears a mask, outdoors, whilst riding a motorbike (with no helmet of course) and in all the department stores and supermarkets. However rarely does one see a farang wearing a mask, and nowhere does it appear to be compulsory -
Of course not. Most Thais only have full (comprehensive) insurance for the first year when buying a new car (usually given free) Just compulsory after that-------if that!!!!!!!!! Monks, especially abbots, don't need comprehensive...assuming they drive.....Their flock will always see them right!!!!!!!!!!
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If you are in Udon, then you are not too far from Khon Kaen. I recommend the Queen Sirikit Heart Hospital there. Had stents done in Bangkok, for much the same price as was quoted, but later had a defibrillator inserted under my left shoulder for about 60% of the price quoted by Bangkok Hospital. Excellent service, very helpful doctors...thoroughly recommended.
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Students Fatally Stab Each Other at Sisaket Province School
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
So what happens next? A few wais? Brown envelopes? or will MURDERER feel the full force of the law? -
Royalty, monks, hi-so's and many others..............all above the law.. He caused damage, because he was unfamilair with driving. If no driving licence, haul him into court, fine him and forbid him from holding a licence at any time in the future. Make him scrub the temple floors to repay the money that belongs to the wat!
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Replacement PR book
prakhonchai nick replied to HKTMAN's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
NO. Only reprot to the local police station when your alien reg is expiring (usually 5 years) -
Replacement PR book
prakhonchai nick replied to HKTMAN's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Same with me..they kept the old blue book. Having travelled 400 miles to Bangkok to renew (local immi offices could not renew)was told to come back in 3 days...could not renew there and then. When I returned, the old book was taken from the drawer it was originally put in..nothing had been done, and I had to wait about an hour for them to issue a new book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Following on from that, has anyone ever tried to get a new Alien registration book? Local police station have no idea, and are quite happy adding sheets of paper which they sign evey 5 years. -
Russian tourist injured in Bangkok snatching incident
prakhonchai nick replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Exactly.. 5 years hard labour.....Publicise it nationally so that all the scum will know they will receive the same as a minimum if they cause problems. Forget the bloody wais!! -
Thailand / UK Dual Tax Agreement Queries
prakhonchai nick replied to Carrbhoy's topic in UK & Europe Topics and Events
The OP will need to advise DWP that he has permanently moved to Thailand, and like many of us he will have a frozen pension -
Whether passport applications are submitted to VFS Bangkok or Chiang mai an appointment has to be made to submit. I believe Bangkok VFS accepts applications every weekday other than between 12.00 -1.00pm, whilst CM does not accept every day. When requesting an appointment is it requested that 3 days/times are indicated. If a popular time is chosen then the appointment is often fixed 10 or more days in advance and not necessarily as requested. All the recent Thai holidays have also slowed things down at this end.
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Yes.......we are guests here and our comments on things should in the main be private rather than public, BUT, most of us have wives/partners, and many of us have children here, and it is only correct that we show concern for them and their futures, especially where we see total foolhardiness by those who are supposed to look after the Thai people in general.
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Military-backed senators refuse to back MFP form a government
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The senators surely have friends and families, and unlikely they all think alike and could use their influence......................unless of course they all live in free military housing and have been brainwashed! -
Military-backed senators refuse to back MFP form a government
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The MFP could do a deal with Anutin and his party, allowing them to continue with their marijuana journey uninterrupted, in return for their votes for PITA. -
Military-backed senators refuse to back MFP form a government
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
No earthly reason why it should rest with the senate. If Prayut and Prawit have acknowledged defeat, then surely they could -and should - along with their group members do the gentlemanly thing and vote for PITA as Prime Minister. No need then for either the senate or Anutin and his weed mates to have a say -
Prayut says he respects election results
prakhonchai nick replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
People who live in glass houses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Vote buying was rife as usual in Isaan. Punish them all!