Liverpool Lou

Unforeseen accident in my book. Every accident is "unforeseen", if it's foreseen it's not an accident.

The OP does say that robbery is not suspected, sexual assault is.

Is showing a yellow book to get a SIM card any easier than showing a passport?

It was your choice to hang up, there is a recording advising of, and apologising for, potential delays. If you'd have held the line you would have received an answer, the service is not "non existent".

Turbulence isn't an "accident".

Travel insurance provides cover for turbulence-related medical treatment?

Someone else who thinks that the minimum wage is mandatory as the only wage paid in Thailand. There are plenty of jobs that pay more than B330 per day available

What?

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Jesus...the irony.

That's your opinion Only proactivity I see from Thai cops are the traffic infringements, us foreigners get hammered. That's your opinion.

A 14-year-old female junior high school student, attending a school in Thailand’s southern province of Phatthalung, has committed suicide after she was allegedly expelled "Allegedly". The Bangkok Post reports that a student counsellor advised her to change schools, as her mother wanted and move from Satri Phatthalung School in Phatthalung province to a school near her home in Songkhla province, because of the family's financial problems. If that is true, advice to change schools (because of financial difficulties and the mother's wishes) is not expulsion.

You mean the Thai embassy, the UK does not have embassies in the UK!

No, it wasn't, she was not expelled by the school!

No need for the hotel to do that as genuine refugees are provided with accommodation, either by the government or international agencies.

In the context of the OP, how does your opinion of the hotel's rating matter?

Is that "your quality" [sic] of comment?

Read the OP!

Really?... "As of press time, the suspect remains at large and Mr. Reed has filed a report with the Pattaya Police as well as going to local media with the footage".

A physical altercation.

You know who he is?

What made the victim a "meat head"? Did you watch the CCTV?

She's a bit of a "see you next Tuesday"!

Which is your country that allows the receiver of erroneous bank transfers to keep the money and not be forced to repay it? It isn't the UK or the US. This should be good... "But what does the law say exactly? Shouldn't the reporters ask a lawyer for the legalities?" Deliberately refusing to return funds that are known to be not yours, but mistakenly sent to your account, is called theft or bank fraud. Why do you think that the police have been involved?

Nonsense, she spent half of it before returning the 160k, where's the honesty in that?