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endure

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  1. Definitely not.

    The ASEAN Economic Community allows the free movement of labour for eight professions at this point in time: engineering, nursing, architecture, medicine, dentistry, tourism, surveying and accounting.

    They probably couldn't find Thai staff to work for a similar wage.

    How can we have so many Burmese gardeners, contructionworkers, landworkers if those are the rules?

    Not to mention the loads of Indian salesguys i saw on the street many years ago.

    Indian sales guys are usually Nepalese that migrated to Burma and then Thailand.

    How can some from Nepal be Indian? The Indian sales guys are Sikhs who are Thai citizens. Sikhs have been living in Thailand for the last 150 years.

  2. 18) Not to discuss the specifics of prostitution.Thailand has a visible sex industry, and acknowledgment of that fact is not forbidden. However ThaiVisa is not the place to seek or give information on this topic, regardless of your sexual habits, preferences or orientation.

  3. Same as Indonesia. I have seen 2 bill board posters on a ladder 8 metres above a busy road with traffic whizzing about it. no helmets, harnesses or safety boots. If they introduced western OH an S standards the building industry would be crippled and the most sought after position would be work safety inspector. They would be millionaires in the first week with tea money.

    Undoubtedly health and safety concerns at the workplace are far behind what they would be in most "developed countries," but construction work has a higher risk of injury than most other occupations in every country. Thailand is a developing country. That doesn't mean people are innately stupid or careless. It means the economy and all that is associated with it has not fully developed. As a consequence many people from developed countries come here because they enjoy a better lifestyle than they would on the same amount of money back home.

    Apparently some of these people from the allegedly developed countries rejoice whenever something unfortunate happens and scramble to score some points by making unfounded and childish comments regardless of the truly sad circumstances that seems to get them weirdly excited. I guess that also is a trait of some of the denizens of the supposedly more developed cultures.

    Fortunately it's not likely this poor kid's family and friends will read any of this ... including one comment that was thankfully removed. I'm not sure why, but I'm still surprised at the insensitive nonsense posted by people trying to prove how much better, more intelligent, more advanced they are. You're proving something, but it isn't what you think.

    >There have been significant reductions in the number and rate of injury over the last 20 years or more. Nevertheless, construction remains a high risk industry. Although it accounts for only about 5% of the employees in Britain it still accounts for 22% of fatal injuries to employees and 10% of reported major injuries ...

    ...an estimated 1.7 million working days were lost due to work-related ill health and a further 0.6 million due to workplace injuries. This equates to 0.87 and 0.34 days per worker

    (LFS)

    There are no such post in this thread. Yours is the first self-complacent one. No one here is patronizing the Thais, but you patronize the other posters.

    I suggest you read the post directly above yours.

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