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4 hours ago, Orton Rd said:

Yeah safe as long as they stay off the roads

....and off Koh Tao.

59 minutes ago, bristolgeoff said:

I don,t know the media said the the boys were scrape goats because of where they from.did not matter in the end.maybe we will never know the truth

WE? YOU!

I had exactly the same experience like the OP NavaJauvana in Hat Yai. I did it because the following 90 days report would have been due in November, way past the September deadline. The  90 days report, which I did roughly 3 months ago worked perfectly. The paper came in that self-addressed stamped envelope within 10 days.

To have proof about the source of the money, please make screenshots of your transfer. On you Thai bank slip it might not show, that the money came from abroad.

Just another distraction tactic from the development in the Boss case.

9 hours ago, bodga said:

Fishing in a  storm with fishing rods? on a  boat so they are the highest thing in the water.

Thai specialty: Thinking from 12 to noon.

May be they forgot to put the judge on the pay roll.

5 hours ago, Andrew65 said:

When I moved to Thailand in 1998 Marlboro Lights were 33 Baht a pack, I think they're about 170 now.

Come with me, they are 30THB per pack or 280 the box. And all the ASTRO packs shown above will be sold in the same shops in and around Hat Yai. It is a win win situation for smokers, the police and the army. Come to where the flavour is, come to Songkhla province. We also offer 70% methanol free alkohol reasonably priced for your corner shop to create those tasty fruit and honey drinks. Why go to BIG-C?

Do your job boys, but just don't touch those hundreds of makeshift gas stations here in the very South selling Malaysian petrol.

15 minutes ago, julot said:

Here is a clarification from US embassy.

 

It should be pretty clear by now, that there will be no amnesty extension, and you have two weeks to apply for a new visa/extension, or get a letter from your embassy (US embassy won't do it anymore). If you can't get those, you have to leave Thailand or you will be considered on overstay starting August 1st.

 

I would personally not bet on a miracle, especially with the new cases in Rayong and the rampant xenophobia around Thailand, and instead take action today by contacting your embassy/immigration office.

 

....same as the German Embassy.

6 hours ago, condobrit001 said:

So how much do agents charge  at CW if you meet all financial and insurance requirements but do not want to or are unable to go to CW?

14 K that was a going rate of an agent last year.

I can imagine that there will be a lot of opposition, especially when one looks at the facts, what happens upon the completion of the project.

Roughly 20.000 tons of coal will be unloaded from ships in the deep-water port into wagons per day! Then these 200 wagons will be transported from the port to the Thepha 2.200 MW power plant, unloaded and burned there, creating more emissions, particles and CO2. Besides more heavy industries will settle there.

The environmental impact is huge. The amount of coal dust produced will cause respiratory problems and a particle pollution in an unprecedented scale.

The marine life in this area, now the livelihood for its inhabitants, will be destroyed. Chana and Thepa will surely lose their charm as a holiday destination with their pristine beaches and local coulor.

The project will kill more jobs, than it creates, and support an energy policy which should be phased out instead promoted. This project is aimed to produce huge profits for the EGAT and other big players involved, but surely not to improve the quality of life in the area, or reduce the CO2 emissions of Thailand.

Both districts have a long coastline, and is therefore predestined for small wind power units, on- and offshore. Sun is there in abundance. Solar collectors (thermo and photovoltaic) could cover the roofs of almost every house, a feeding compensation could be paid for overhead electricity produced. This model could be promoted and used all over Thailand, thus making dirty power plants redundant.

But GREED rules in Thailand not prudence and common sense. Decentralized energy production is a red rag for the EGAT, therefore the opposition will be lied to and oppressed.

"Police said that only stakeholders directly concerned with the project will be allowed into the compound of the school, and all of them will be subject to search and safety screening.

Plainclothes police have also been deployed to identify instigators of any disruption between those who oppose the controversial project and its supporters."

...and they call that a public hearing.

4 hours ago, Don Mega said:

Cool story, but does not answer my question.

 

The article says people have not been able to go home due to closed home borders, which countries have not allowed its citizens to return ?

...i.e. Austria, if you do not come out of an "approved" country, and Thailand is not on that list.

58 minutes ago, CGW said:

Have you looked and seen what this "filter" consists off? just salesmanship, a piece of filtrate does more filtering than what they install, fact is that's just about all it is, a small piece of filtrate like material.

For me I will buy only Daikin Inverters at this time, I used to swear by Mitsu, but Daikin are now a better product IMO.

How you use & size said AC depends on personal preference, you need to have some understanding, "one size" doesn't fit everyone's needs.

...ja,ja,ja.....

https://aircon.panasonic.com/introducing/whats_nanoe/nanoe-g.html

Don't know why nobody here recommends an aircon with a Hepafilter or a Nanoe G filter from Panasonic, which can eliminate 99% of viruses and bacteria in the air. The inverter is obligatory today, the filter is not!

1 hour ago, Dukeleto said:

So which countries exactly have been COVID-19 free for 30 days. Ahhh yes mostly those that don’t or can’t be bothered to test their citizens. 

According to recent statistics Turkmenistan and West Sahara are low risk countries, they are actually Covid free with zero cases. This should be the new target group for Thailand.

Read this before you invest:

http://www.dpa.or.th/en/articles/view/who-is-protected