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New edict tightens controls on non-medical use of cannabis in Thailand
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Why haven't they banned sale between 2 and 5 pm? -
I've already been to some of the tourism hot-spots this year. Places like Similan Islands, Ang Thong Islands and Koh Hong islands were already too crowded to make it worth going there. At least 15 boats were parked on the very small Lading Island beach, almost totally blocking the beautiful wiev and had lots og garbage everywhere. I can easily imagine, how these places will be, with the expected 5 times more tourists next year. WHAT THEY SELL YOU: WHAT YOU GET:
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Competition launched to find best Thai dishes for APEC leaders
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Just feed them the disgusting meals, that are now served on all domestic flights. -
Police teaching children how to "Run-Hide-Fight" in wake of massacre
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
How about teaching them how to swim and cross the street first? No children should have to be afraid of terrorists on a daily basis.- 32 replies
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Expat pensioners, who are not working in Thailand, are allowed to be charged much higher rates on health care, than Thais and Expats working in Thailand.
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Face masks still mandatory on public transport, cinemas in Thailand
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
So why are the Airlines not requiring all passengers to wear masks?? Almost no passengers were wearing masks on both Bangkok Airways or Thai Smile in September and in October. -
The few times I have tried to register for e-payment platforms like Rabbit / LINE, sadly I found that foreigners are not allowed to use these.
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Video: "Good Thai driving" makes up for bad motorcycle riding
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Not good driving, but pure luck. The pick-up should have reduced the speed already, when the motorcycle came near the middle of the road. -
Drug stores now required to always have a pharmacist on duty
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The Boots stores I frequently visit here in Bangkok, have always had closed for medicine sale, when no pharmacist in the shop. -
Bt3.85 bln Approved for First Train-cum-Hospital Station
Xonax replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
How about establishing toilets in BTS and MRT stations first?? -
Denied by Cigna—anyone have recommendations for alternatives?
Xonax replied to PadPrikKhing's topic in Health and Medicine
People with existing conditions not covered by the insurance companies, should receive a mandatory discount, as they are not fully covered, which means lower risk for the insurance companies. -
Cabinet set to decide on 300 baht fee for foreign tourists
Xonax replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Tourism tax and othe price increases is a proven way to decrease the number of tourists. Is that really what Thailand wants at the moment?? Furthermore tourist and expats are already being overcharged at Thailands hospitals. Wouldn't that cover the few tourists, who select to be self-insured, but cannot afford to pay the bills? -
"Envious" Pit Bull called Nazi attacks - owner left in a pool of blood
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Have you ever heard about dogs in Thailand being trained properly? In my neighborhood dogs are left around in the owners gardens, barking for freedom around the clock. -
Authorities Warn Public to Brace for Heavy Rainfall
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Is it the heavy rain, or the noise from your neighbours (or maybe even your own) tin-/plastic-roofing to protect your car from the falling rain? We bought at house in a nice mid-scale gated community with conrete roofing. During the first months, we enjoyed to listen to the gentle sound of rain falling on the ground or the concrete roof, but soon all thai-neighbours installed that damn tin-/plastic-roofing, so now we are being woken up, every time heavy rain falls and have to keep doors/windows closed to minimize the noise. -
Interior Ministry Orders Nationwide Electrical Leakage Check
Xonax replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I guess that there would be many more electrocutions, if all hanging wires were burried under ground.