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Sure, me too. She can also do, but in such a serious accident, as a PM and face of the country, she must be able to make a comment and statement and not send other to do her work.

No misquote. It´s a proof of that they all believe in teflon Thailand

If you can not make a verbal and correct response as a PM, then you have nothing to do at that position. Resign!

There are three things in motion here, and not only this time, but all times before that roads and pavements go broke. First, all the people that are skimming their cut from the assigned money for every project. Second, Companies and workers that do not care about or know enough to build quality that holds. Third, The total flooding catastrophe, with example below. It wouldn´t even matter if they were building after quality guidelines, as this is far to much for anything to handle.

Which as a result make the Baht and some other Asian currencies look stronger. In other words, the result is the same, but the protective and proactive measures might be up for discussion.

As sad as it is, and of course it´s not fair at all. This is nothing new, and hopefully most Brits are aware of the conditions before they move. Moving abroad is not for everyone. You must have a solid economy and not only live from monthly retirement. That is nothing specific to Brits, and it seems like people all over the world think they can relocate and retire in a foreign country. However, what is Brit specific, is that they have created an unfair system, that punishes certain individuals based on in what country they relocate. That´s just a scum government that do such things to their old people.

I sincerely hope they find her and that she is ok. However, more and more stories of abductions and murder are pointing against that. Let´s all hope this one turns out with a happy, or at least person alive result.

This guy and his cronies are all on such a stupid level that it´s unfathomable. Unfortunately, over 50% of Thais will see this as a good thing. In reality it is not a good thing at all. What he is showing, is total lack of interest for his work and the country´s wellbeing. And now, he tries to refuse payment and payback earlier payment for what he call missed or leave from parliament. He have neglected his duties as an elected MP in the parliament. He has refused to serve the people, and until now, taken payment for it. He have taken a position for a long time, that somebody with interest to do his work could have held and maybe made a difference. (Not likely, but the thought is beautiful). He should be prosecuted and jailed for his negligence and unlawful holding of position as well as scamming money from the government. This only give a clear signal that all scammers just can regret and pay back and avoid punishment for their actions.

Of course it´s god that they focus on security as alarm and fire extinguishers. However, is that really the main threat? As I read the news, I found that both illegal and legal drugs of all forms, including alcohol, are a big issue, together with other criminal activities and braindead security guards. Maybe they should focus on that as well.

The police just let them continue, if nobody report, as there is zero active police work here. Even if people report, they hardly investigate, and just wait for payment from the powerful perp to delete and sweep possible evidence under the rug.

In this sad case, unfortunately news sell. Better he go back to being Tony Woodsome, a nobody in Dubai.

Even if the whole election from start to know has been a total joke, it really looks like Ruangkrai Leekitwattana, has to get a new hobby. The guy is totally sucked in and hooked on Paetongtarn. I believe she did what she should, and a couple of days should not need to be talked about. It´s better this guy put all his time to deal with Taksin and fake hospital and such things, instead of making a fool of himself.

Sure they do. A tourist always want to pay as much as possible for hotel, food and drinks as well as activities. That´s a well know fact, right? Let´s just sum it up with, that Ms. Chayawadee, did not get her job based only on her amazing qualification in the area of assigned work. 🤣

You must have a huge problem. I stated a possibility, as it is only a few countries in the world that have this problem on a regular basis. I was not doing a study or had any desire to do a breakdown. That´s up to the authorities to do if they see fit, as I will not matter if I would do one as an outsider. So, regarding breakdown, it looks like you had one. 😉

Take a look at the scene in Pattaya and Phuket as well as Bangkok. The many ones are holding hands with something much younger. If you come to Pattaya as a 42 year old Thai woman, you need a lot of luck to land something. Usually a person close to death or with financial difficulties.

That was a reply to another poster, but as usual MalcolmB has nothing to.

It´s true, and I agree. However, what you see is many time the other choice walking hand in hand on the streets of Pattaya.

Depends on your own values and how much money you have.

All of them live on Sukhumvit 81.

Yeah, you will have a blast. Especially if you tell them you are the king of all Asians. Might even put you on life support. 🤣

They a available, almost everywhere. No problem whatsoever to find yellow oranges. Actually it´s more difficult to find blood oranges. However, they are also available.

You are a little bit after, as I already dealt with that error, but you just took a bite without reading finish. You little shark!

I suggest you Google bus fires before you open your mouth again. I did, so I know it´s much more frequent in India, South Africa and Thailand as some examples among about 5-6 countries in total.

Exactly 100%! But @ujayujay does not understand such things. They do what they want here, and just because of a blow out and the bus stays on the road, that should not cause an explosion as you post. What the reason is, can be like you post, but can also be bad maintenance or crappy build.

You think? Google bus fires and you will get the facts.