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UK now recognises Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines
josephbloggs replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Oh here comes a virologist...............why exactly are you disgusted? -
UK now recognises Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines
josephbloggs replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Also waiting for these vaccine experts to come back to say they were wrong. Any moment now I'm sure... -
UK now recognises Sinovac and Sinopharm vaccines
josephbloggs replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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You obviously didn't read all the way down to here: So please engage with Thai people in encouraging safety. Forget the stupid trolling of onliners who talk about “life being cheap in the third world”. Thais care about the safety of themselves and their children as much as the next nationality - education about the dangers and consequences of inaction or poor behaviour are what matter. Your bitterness / hatred clouds everything, give it a rest, especially in a thread like this one.
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Sounds like a bunch of TVF posters have started a new forum.
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As others have mentioned, not to be used after dark without permission. Not to be taken out of the province it was registered without prior permission and the journeys written in the book. Also not to be used on expressways. Those are the rules, nobody (including the police) take any notice of them. I have had several new cars in the years I've lived here, always drove them wherever I liked, whenever I liked, never stopped once. If you drive at night you'll see tons of red plated cars, if you go on the expressway you'll see them, no one cares. As others have mentioned maybe if you are stopped for something else (accident, traffic infringement) they may ask. But no one will stop you specifically because you have red plates - at least that is my experience over 26 years of driving here.
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A reminder why Thailand is such a great place to live
josephbloggs replied to PizzaBoi's topic in General Topics
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6th April is Chakri Memorial Day, so a public holiday. Kasikorn bank observed Chakri Memorial Day this year so certainly they will do next year so your Ari branch will be closed. Pretty sure the mall branches (like Emquartier) are open on public holidays but I am not guaranteeing it. The ARL operates normally no matter what.
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Government prepared to handle ‘surge’ in cases
josephbloggs replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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Utter rubbish, please don't make up claims. Prayut thanked everybody - foreigners and Thais - for their efforts. The government even made a 30 second TVC and broadcast it overseas thanking everyone. "An entire country is one in heartfelt thanks. Without national boundaries working in unity, the world is one. Thank you." So please, take your claptrap elsewhere, it is not wanted or needed here (but you'll get the rest of them going - I see some have already taken the bait).
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Yes, parts of it are. But pretty sure rich Germans generally holiday abroad.
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Man gets stopped by police who search him, find nothing and then say thank you and he's free to go. Man says they were polite and professional and he has no issue with it. Man says it has never happened before or since. Man lives in the area. Man posts video. Yawn.
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Same in every country, no? Not sure what your point is.
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Thailand announces reopening rules for tourism reboot
josephbloggs replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Oh, what a crusader, not supporting a Thai company! Far better to support good old Western insurance companies with their superior values. Good news, you can. Hope you feel better now.