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Watawattana

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  1. As a fairly experienced project manager, I'll be using those hard earned skills to buy ahead of time should I choose to do so. 😂. But if I do consume I probably won't be doing it publicly.
  2. No mention of elections in Bangkok, so I assume the restrictions are just for the Buddhist holiday. So, 00:00hrs to 23:59 on Sunday the 11th. Apart from said mom & pop places. I'm no expert on this though.
  3. Hope she's okay and not harmed in any way.
  4. Great news for Thai jobs that this is happening. I wonder if it's joined up with developing other aspects of Phuket's infrastructure to handle this additional potential load?
  5. Lack thereof. Things can still go wrong with a perfect maintained piece of mechanical/electrical equipment of course.
  6. Bye bye for a very long time. Don't think a wai will cut it this time.
  7. What? Next they'll be trying to make smart drivers! 😂
  8. Can I suggest which tomb they should be incarcerated in?
  9. Wonder if he's from one of the places mentions on the "sht towns of australia" Facebook page?
  10. Not semaphore? Or international maritime signal flags? Couldn't he have used the Blue Peter, or bodged it with a pair of Val's old knickers?
  11. I think I know what you are trying to say, but proper safety standards, planning and execution of those plans would minimise the risk of any construction accident either happening, or causing death or injury if it did happen. But your point about a driver causing an accident is good. A construction person can equally cause an accident. Humans screw up; regularly. On a building site, for example during crane operations, it is normal practice to have a "kill zone" set up where nobody below said crane operations can enter. Someone screws up the tethering of the load and it falls? Nobody dies. Someone enters when they shouldn't? Crane is stopped. Sounds simple? Yes it is. But it needs a culture of safety and accountability to be in place. Does that exist in Thailand? I'll leave that question unanswered by me.
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