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I think your complicating the process .... I'm just saying it could be done upon boarding, only mobiles and power banks..... this would certainly reduce the number not contained ... eg; laptops etc .. ... and a simple coded tag is given to the owner of every phone. They all go into a fireproof compartment or container, then give back upon landing ... maybe at the exit door. Just saying ...

New flight safety rules : all mobile phones will be handed to airline crew upon boarding and placed in a fireproof container, then given back at the planes exit after arrival.

yes I agree .... how silly is that rule, you can't take water on but a possibly exploding device .. sure .. no problem.

different story but another battery explosion in NYC ...

Was the power bank that caught fire located in the seat pocket or overhead locker because the story also indicated smoke seen coming from the overhead compartment ... so which is it ?

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it wouldn't matter how bright the rear lights were ..... I'd never ride a bike here, and at night ' .... 10 x worse .. it's just to dangerous .... and in the rain ' crickey !

riding a black pushbike at night in rainy conditions on a main rd in Pattaya ..... what could possibly go wrong ! ....

yes ... exactly the same with me .... NAB lady wanted me to go and get passport certified, I did resist and told her it's not my fault Citibank is taken over by NAB ... anyway, I emailed NAB migration group ... and now i can see account but still no SMS received. Do you think it's AIS or NAB that's the problem ????

yes Jim, something is a miss ... i really think the problem is in Australia ... not Thailand.. but don't know for sure.

Bob, you need to move from that Klong shanty town area ... it's not a good location for you and the sanitary conditions are putrid.

I disagree .... I don't think the majority of educated Brits or Aussies dislike Americans ... I like Americans, i respect them and I have a couple of good American friends .... I think you've heard them drinking and yakking one or two times and you got it into your head that everyone is like that. The younger generation maybe, only because they are stupid and don't know history and react to tik tok or some other silly social media influencer.

source: yahoo-news.com

Thailand ... so honest .... not ...

ok .. thanks.. that's a optin anyway if all else fails ...

I probably could try that to eliminate if it's a phone issue ... but I'd have to email or call NAB to set that in motion again ..

Let's see what their AIS engineer comes back with and then where to go from there .... I think I can change carriers here without losing my number .. ( I can use the same number with DTAC ) maybe this will be a good option .. appreciate your help and answers Nobra.

yes ... the sim is only $5 ... 365 days ..

yeah' the AIS lady looked at that today and there's none blocked ... I really think it's the Thai government blocking bank sms's thing ..... some are getting through and some aren't ...... unfortunately from NAB .. mine aren't .. I think that's just the problem ...

and the food is so fresh 🫢

not really any promos because I think I told them some years ago not to send AIS advertisements, you can stop them if you want. But I do get the AIS internet request for top-up if the balance is down, so they just send a reminder each day if I want their 200 baht a month internet .. then top-up ... but internet is not part of sms ... or Wi-Fi ... only a SIM is needed to receive sms. correct ?

i'm not completely sure on free or not but it's part of the banking security and they automatically send out the code so I don't think charging has anything to do with it.

No new app .... but Notifications allowed is on ... messaging .... google ... and all other apps.

yes ... but I'm talking 8-12 months ago from Australia

also Nobra, it must be the correct number because I use to get the codes from Citibank Australia no problem ... and NAB now has the same profile ... same number .. etc ..