LennyW

Somebody has been watching too much movies!!

Simple - driver does not know how to drive in wet conditions.

Same war cry for the last 30 years, and probably for the next 30 as well!

Thailand does have laws about smoking.... just wonder if the police were ever briefed! Key Aspects of Thailand's Smoking Laws: Public Transport: Smoking is prohibited on all forms of public transport. Five-Meter Exclusion Zone: A five-meter radius around public building entrances and exits is a no-smoking zone. E-cigarettes: The sale and import of e-cigarettes and e-cigarette liquids are banned. Tobacco Advertising: There is a comprehensive ban on tobacco advertising and promotion. Packaging: Plain packaging is required for all cigarettes, with large pictorial health warnings. Penalties: Violations can result in fines, with a maximum fine of 5,000 baht for smoking in a non-smoking area. Enforcement: Authorities are actively enforcing the laws, including cracking down on e-cigarette usage. Indoor Smoking: Smoking is prohibited in all indoor public places and workplaces. Outdoor Smoking: Smoking is banned on many beaches, with designated smoking areas often provided. Specific Locations: Airports: Smoking rooms inside Thai airports have been removed, and smoking is prohibited in designated outdoor areas. Beaches: Numerous beaches have been declared no-smoking zones. Public Buildings: A wide range of public buildings and venues are subject to the smoking ban, including government offices, hospitals, schools, shopping malls, and more. Restaurants and Bars: While some open-sided establishments may allow smoking, it is generally prohibited indoors, and it's best to inquire before lighting up. Hotels: Smoking may be allowed on balconies, but not inside hotel rooms. Important Considerations for Smokers: Check for Signs: Pay attention to "no-smoking" signs in public areas. Ask Before You Smoke: In cases of ambiguity, ask for clarification from venue staff regarding smoking policies. Be Mindful of Crowds: Even in areas where smoking is permitted, be mindful of others, especially in crowded places.

Yet still no U-tapau to Khon Kaen!!

All the Expat shops carry a selection of teas.

Instead of offering a new military base, why dont Thailand flip the coin and up the tariff for US military already using Sattahip and U -tapau!!

Absolutely not surprised!

The most interesting part of this story is the well-behaved security guards!!

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Jeez, the Haval had to stand on the brakes and the dude just keeps on crossing, phone call must have been a promise from his Mia noi!!

Argentina or Chile.

What, pray tell is the difference?

I thought it was against the rules to quote the Bangkok post on Asean Now????

Why is this news, always has been available to foreigners, all quite clear on the GLO website in English.