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https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2622994/mans-pelvis-found-at-dump-on-full-moon-party-island

Time to check Sri Thanu. Too many cults there.

"At the scene, a male human piece was found around the head. Legs and body were cut off. The piece of meat measures approximately 50 cm wide. Approximately 5 kilos of weight and parts of intestine were placed in a black bag, covered with a 2nd layer of green plastic bag, placed in another layer of fertilizer sack, left on the cement site for recycling. Currently under investigation by police." https://www.facebook.com/passdailynews/posts/pfbid0aBohzqXsPZ5zERgPYycQtNpPjfmFjY2HB49nqRQA9hNfEa2dWUvqkzAN3dXmLfBQl

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Visiting the forum now from a mobile phone is like walking on a minefield. Perhaps it’s better to lower the amount of intrusive ads before people start leaving to other medias (reddit, etc)?

tm30.io give you an official screenshot from the government immigration website. they also give you the username/password that they registered the property under on the immigration website, so you can confirm yourself that the tm30 is actually processed.

Here are the reviews about https://tm30.io if it helps: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/tm30.io It is a genuine service and does make the process much easier when dealing with many guests.

Here is an update. We ended up doing in Vejthani. They did a very good job on reconstructing the feet and our friend is already learning how to walk: It cost around 1.5 million baht. The chest part, however, they can't fix. One negative problem that we encountered is that the antibiotics that they sell are extremely expensive. Our friend had a very strong infection which required a 3-month course of IV injections of a specific drug (Teicoplanin/Targocid) that the infection wasn't resistant too. With this hospital it would've cost around another 1.5 million THB. After a few stressful weeks, we first found this drug in a government hospital (Ramathibodi) for about 4 times cheaper. And then we ended up finding the drug in India (via Indiamart) for 10 times cheaper and had it shipped here via normal post.

@Sheryl thank you! Yes, we have around $30K set aside for this. Are there additional hospital options that you might recommend?

Hello! I have a friend from back home who had poliomyelitis at 3 months old. He is now 31 and bound to a wheelchair due to deformations in spine, knees and feet. Since the medical system back home is not so good, I wanted to bring him to Bangkok (and Thailand in general) to show to local doctors in hopes of reconstructive surgery. Any recommendations will be much appreciated! Thank you.

If the website isn't working (or hard to use), then the next best option is to use the https://tm30.io service. IMO, it's the quickest way of submitting the form for your guests.

Section38 (the tm30 app) doesn't work right now because the immigration bureau forgot to update their SSL certificates and all access to the backend is lost. Might take a while till they notice and fix this. The tm30.io website uses the same backend, but ignores the SSL errors, thus allowing the guest submissions to go through and saving the hassle of submitting the paperwork by hand. update: looks like they fixed it.

Try using https://tm30.io/ instead - this service allows to submit TM30 applicaitons much easier than the Section 38 app which crashes too often lately.

The easiest way to do this would to use an external service like www.tm30.io You just need to provide a scan of the guest's passport and the system will do the rest (extract guest information, fill out the form and submit to the immigration).