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17 hours ago, Puccini said:

You can contract the virus by being in contact just once with an infected person.

 

The advantage of being informed immediately about such a contact is that you can get tested immediately and if found positive receive prompt treatment if you should develop symptoms of Covid-19. This is what contact tracing is basically about.

It's so you can isolate and stop the spread isn't it?

I wonder if the car's documentation was signed over when it was sold. Apparently they sometimes don't bother.

I'm never selling my car.

Instruments

Gypsy

1 hour ago, dingdongrb said:

Can you elaborate with what the rate is?

I think I worked it out as 0.4% or something like that, a year or two ago. Decided not to bother getting a card.

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Thought it was a public beheading for a moment.

4 hours ago, Puwa said:

Wow has it been 10 years already? Didn't p1p go out on a motorbike? Or do I have him confused with another?

Not sure, but his last forum visit was 10 years ago.

36 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It seems what he tries to do now is fraud, presenting you a bill for a different bike. That is also fraud in Thailand.

Maybe the holding of the passport could also be deemed to be extortion.

24 minutes ago, topt said:

18 young Thais in a pool house? My guess is a neighbour, or security, thought it suspicious and reported it

Or didn't like the noise/rubbish etc.

At least Matt didn't Hancock Robbie.

I just had a WP health check and the only thing the doctor did was ask whether I was an alcoholic (and syphilis test).

I'd rather take my chances with covid than getting splashed with boiling water.

Have the flights been cancelled by KLM? Maybe there's a difference between KLM cancelling the flights, and you cancelling your tickets.

39 minutes ago, Bill97 said:

Excellent John continue on and report 5 times a day as your contract stipulates.

30 minutes ago, deej said:

Absoulately rivetting information to help the

O/P ????

Yet by far not the most useless posts in the thread.

It looks like 2 parts need replacing but they've quoted for 70?

Flint

7 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

Sometimes is is quite rapid. What is a passing NRV?

Non Return Valve maybe. Just a guess.

1 hour ago, genericptr said:

if he came back it would be escorted with doctors from the Thai hospital in Phnom Pen (even on a private flight at a massive cost). The problem is they need to get him through immigration and he hasn't cleared his ban yet. 

I don't know what the current rules are exactly, but it sounds like the doctors may need Covid tests too, and if they're not Thai nationals they might also need special permission to enter Thailand, or even transit it. Your dad may also need special permission to enter over and above the ban issue. The flight might need permission to land as well. Given that just arranging charter flights to repatriate groups of nationals has required embassies negotiating with governments, this doesn't sound like something that you could do without getting help from your own country.

19 minutes ago, northsouthdevide said:

I would arrange for your dad to fly into Thailand, without the knowlage of this lawyer, and see what happens at immigration. 

They will have to deal with it one way or the other, and that's assuming they tipple to any ban in the past. 

Ive actually heard a story of an overstayer who was deported, who returned a year later on a new passport (own name) and was permitted entry numerous times. 

Your dad's 5 years are up, so he's doing nothing wrong. 

 

I don't think they're letting people in are they, except for Thai nationals and maybe work permit holders. He'd need a Covid certificate too I believe.