Ricardo

The OP clearly has outdoor/underground-pipes on his system, we sometimes detect cracked-pipes or slow-leaks at joints underground, by looking for permanently-damp ground or suspiciously-green plants, indicating a slow trickle which is watering them. We also have had, over some twenty years, pipe-joints being stressed where they leave the main-house and run under the surrounding-terraces, which were never tied-into the main structure and so have gradually subsided as-a-result. Just a couple of ideas there, FWIW.

I can confirm that Chiang Mai Immigration are still using the old rules, for inter-province travel ! My online 90-day-Report was declined ten-days-ago, because I had stayed at a Chonburi resort in November, and their report of my (temporary) hotel-stay had overwritten my permanent residential-address, which has been on my most-recent TM30 (back in 2019). There was a 3-4 hour queue at CM-Immigration, when I went in and tried to correct their records, so I gave up ! And will try to re-do it next September, just before my next visa-extension is due. No point doing it before then, as I have several overseas-trips planned, and also some inter-provincial travel, before then ! A temporary trip to another province logically ought not to over-ride one's permanent-address, as notified on 90-day-reports and used on all Immigration paperwork for the past 19-years, but it does in Chiang Mai ... one can only live with it, until it changes again ! ????

I guess doubling fares would increase revenues, although they're still 20%-short of the previous level, according to the article ! ... "the airline’s current monthly income of around 12 billion baht, down from 15 billion baht before the pandemic." So when will they offer to refund my cancelled-ticket from three years ago, then ? ????

So when exactly will TG be refunding me the B22k they owe, for cancelled-flights in Summer-2020, or when will they even be willing to communicate about doing so ?