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A Thai Member of Parliament is on the run to let the clock run out on the limitation of proceedings. He will probably return and take up his seat in parliament on 26th October and nobody will even raise an eyebrow.

4.5 years later. How is that 30 baht repair standing the test of time?

The English language website that I linked, shows daily buses from CM to Udon.

Some info on this website might help. https://www.easybook.com/en-th/bus/operator/phetprasert-thailand

Or they could be sat on their bums doing their sums.

Some people may not realise that you are talking about Soi 7 Beer Garden, Sukhumvit.

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The 1003 looks like this in daylight ...... I'm not sure that this is the exact location of the crash, but the whole length of the road is like this from Buddha mountain to the 331.

And, if you use the Financial Times, you could get some investment advice from the resulting impression - but you may have to hold it up to a mirror, depending upon who was on top.

20 years for rape and another 20 years for blackmail. The "friend" Jun should get at least the same.

I don't know, but my guess would be the Thai Excise Department.

In the top photo the car is straddling the double white line that separates the bike lane from the main road. Unless the car was moved after the impact, it does appear to be on the wrong side.

I just looked again at the labels in the OP. The TLC is rated 1 star for energy efficiency but the older Mitsu is rated 5 stars. That seems like a huge difference.

I'm not an expert, or even close, but I have a couple of comments. 1. AFAIK it's the frequent restarts of the older unit that consumes the most power. So I think you will get better results over a longer period, say overnight. 2. Using 2 units in one room at the same time. How can you know which unit was more/less responsible for the drop in temperature. Is it possible that the new unit was working harder to get down to the set temperature?

The Department of Employment (DOE) is part of the Ministry of Labour. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ministry_of_Labour_(Thailand)

In the link to Thai Customs ... https://www.customs.go.th/list_strc_simple_neted.php?ini_content=individual_160503_03_160905_01&lang=en&left_menu=menu_individual_submenu_01_160421_01#individual_F01_160426_04 There are 3 categories: 1. Cigarettes and alcohol. Limit is 200 cigs and 1L alcohol. Any more must be put in the bin (you lose it). If you don't put it in the bin you get prosecuted (and lose it) 2. Nothing to declare. Self explanatory. 3. Goods to declare. Anything except cigarettes and alcohol, which are already covered in the first category. I.e. - handbags, watches, perfumes, etc above the 20,000 baht value limit. If you insist that alcohol can be declared and duties paid at the airport you need to put up a link.

It's there in the rules. Importation of Alcoholic Beverages and Cigarettes The alcoholic beverages and cigarettes exempted from duty are listed as follows: No more than 200 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco or 250g of all types combined No more than 1 litre of alcoholic beverage The excess quantities of cigarettes, tobacco or alcoholic beverages must be dropped in the box provided by Customs, otherwise prosecution will be carried out.

This is incorrect. The actual rule is posted by @marin a couple of posts below yours. You can not declare alcohol or tobacco above the allowed limit and expect to pay the duties.

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No problem, it's downhill both ways.

AFAIK importing alcohol (more than 1L) requires a licence, and it's not possible to just declare it and pay the duty..

Fast and Furious 50 Not so fast, but making everyone furious.

From previous posts regarding 90 day reports, he is living in Thailand. I'm wondering whether he just needs info about accessibility to immigration buildings.

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No reason why they can't have a QR code tattooed on their arses.