A. BOOZER

Commonsense! 

I disagree! 

In my opinion it is time it was re-instated, along with Corporal Punishment in what has become the 'Nanny State' of the once, Great Britain! 

One of the world's truly decent chaps!

Had helped me, along with countless others!

Will be sadly missed!

Your money, your choice, but a urinal in the bedroom...................really?

Thanks Farma!

Unfortunately this is not helping me get to the bottom of this. As stated, I do appreciate that unregistered workers are required to take what appears to be an extremely test.

My wife's registered workers have been here in LOS since last March, and as I stated are fully documented. 

Unfortunately, a link provided by Ubonjoe doesn't appear to work.

Can anyone please provide any enlightenment? Preferably with any links to a Government edict.

I had received a reply from the ever helpful Ubonjoe, before my double posting had (correctly) been deleted. He appears to be of the same opinion as myself, in that it is only those un-documented workers that need to take this rather expensive test for Covid.

Unfortunately am unable to access the website, so am not a lot further forward.

Any assistance in this matter will be gratefully received.

Ubonjoe,

               Many thanks for your extremely prompt response.

               I am currently experiencing difficulty in getting beyond the opening page of this portal. Hopefully, perseverance will pay off.

My wife employs two legally registered Cambodian workers on her land.

She has been told that they are required to take Covid tests, at a cost of 7,000 Baht each person.

I am aware that unregistered workers are currently required to do this at the published price of 7,200 Baht.

However, I am dubious of the veracity of the information supplied to my wife, suspecting possible dubious goings on!

Can anyone please provide any actual confirmation of this, coupled, if possible with Thai documentation.

Many Thanks

Mods,

Please move, if this is in the wrong section.

My wife employs two legally registered Cambodian workers on her land.

She has been told that they are required to take Covid tests, at a cost of 7,000 Baht each person.

I am aware that unregistered workers are currently required to do this at the published price of 7,200 Baht.

However, I am dubious of the veracity of the information supplied to my wife, suspecting possible dubious goings on!

Can anyone please provide any actual confirmation of this, coupled, if possible with Thai documentation.

Many Thanks

Mrs. Boozer says it is Avocado that has a growth of some kind, but then she had not seen the second photograph, which I think disproves that.

But as with most things botanical, I have absolutely no idea!

1 hour ago, kannot said:

More proof  for the authorities that they MUST force foreigners to insure,  which i dont agree with, I  keep aside  3  million for emergencies if that aint enough more can be raised but the LAST  thing  Ill do is beg. People need to realise if they have no money they will die, as simple as  that. They should sign a disclaimer on arrival.

But what happens if you are comatose and cannot access your funds..................................?

Or do what most Thais seem to do, completely ignore it!

As ATMs have only been around for 50 years, maybe the O.P's suffering (as I am) from the effects of advancing years!

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-atm-anniversary/worlds-first-atm-machine-turns-to-gold-on-50th-birthday-idUSKBN19I166

I am increasingly amazed at what, I (in my dotage), perceive as pointless posts.

Am I becoming an intollerent 'old g_t'?

Admittedly I am an 'old fart', but I still cannot understand why people do not simply e-mail their friends. 

It is so easy to create separate posting lists so that individuals with the same interests are in the same group.

Maybe I am just too old and set in my ways, but whilst understanding how business' s may want to advertise and  'spread the word' using social media, simply cannot see why individuals need to use these portals!

Much appreciated.

Thank You!

I would appreciate contact details please.

Just use an ordinary bar of washing soap!

Have you looked at Lazada (Thailand)?

Sorry for sounding disparaging, but before the replies start flooding in.

Are really expecting to see a return?

Do remember the old saying about how to make a little money in Thailand..............start with a lot!

However, you decision, your money, so I do wish you the very best of luck.

Mrs. Boozer is convinced that the white (Napthalene?) based balls as used in urinals does the trick!

Have I missed something?

I understood that AIS Top Ups were no longer available from 7-11s. 

Has the spat between C.P. and AIS been resolved?

Lazada is your friend! (No connection, just an extremely satisfied customer.)

http://www.lazada.co.th/

Hope you realize (that in my humble opinion), that you are breaking the law by 'running a business', unless of course you have a bone fide visa.