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  1. 18 hours ago, IvorBiggun2 said:

    What a load of tosh. Fly into the UK, UK citizen or not, and go to your nearest hospital emergency department and you will be treated free of charge. Them's the rules.

    Pretty sure that’s not the case and most hospitals require you to bring a passport or similar to prove you are a uk resident now as they had so many people returning from abroad just for free treatment.

    I went to the uk last June for 10 months and it took me 3 weeks just to get registered at a local Gp surgery in the area I was in .

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  2. 14 minutes ago, scorecard said:

    Is your friend 'no hold luggage at all' because of a comment on the booking site? Or has your friend enquired further to check if check-in luggage Kgs can be purchased?

    He is flying a different route now , so I’m guessing was put off by the comment on the site  . He was landing in roi et which is about 50km from where wife stays . Now is flying to khon kaen as far as I’m aware and it’s about 120km away. Not asked him who new flight is with yet.

  3. 11 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

    So strange but true.

    Are they lacking baggage handlers at DMK or ROI?

    Due to flightstats it's an A320! (not a Cessna Piper :biggrin:)

    Not sure . There was only one flight on days I looked but usually there are three per day . I guessed it was to save costs as probably got rid of staff . But I thought the staff doing the loading etc would be employed by the airport and not the airline .

  4. 3 hours ago, superal said:

    I do not understand the Thai lottery/s . I believe there are 2 . One is official and the other unlawful . Has a farang ever won the jackpot and lived to tell the tale ?

    As far as I remember there have been one or two that won the jackpot but that was only one ticket at 6 million bht minus taxes. Not like Thais that buy 3, 5 ,10 of the same number. 

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  5. 43 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

    Really! It has been brought up a number of times here how alcohol changes people's behaviour and is likely to increase Covid spread, far more than a plate of Som Tam or pate and toast. 

    Funny as I was in a bar/ restaurant last week and hardly anyone was eating but everyone was drinking alcohol and I didn’t notice people running around hugging each other and breathing in each other’s face ! 
    Although it did have a breeze from the sea blowing all the way through the building , nobody was wearing a mask in the place and nobody has covid from being there as far as I’m aware . ????

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  6. 16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

    One of the required safety measures is that venues must improve their environment and air circulation system and that all staff are fully inoculated against COVID-19.

    So how do all the beach bars in Phuket , samui etc improve on air circulation in a bar that basically has no walls and is an open air venue ?

    Could never figure out why these places were not allowed to open as you would be more likely to get covid in an enclosed restaurant than one of these bars !

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