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  1. 2 hours ago, internationalism said:

    I think private hospitals are waiting for their own imported vax for their patients.

     

    No, the private hospitals in question are the ones the government was using in the thailandintervac program. They were supposed to receive a certain number of vaccines, but so far less than half have arrived thus causing them to cancel appointments. There is a good opinion piece on a certain English language newspaper discussing it.

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  2. On 5/28/2021 at 4:38 AM, MikeyIdea said:

     

    A private person can get a license to own a gun in Thailand, but they are not allowed to use it for self defence or protection of property. Regardless of reason, that is is a criminal offence in Thailand, as it is in most of Europe. This is decided in criminal court, not by what's on a piece of paper. An e.g. policeman is not a private person, that's different of course.

     

    How do I know? I used to be a Thai - English interpretor in Thai courts in the past. Mainly juvenile cases but I have also been in the criminal court on Ratchadaphisek Rd in Bangkok. Lawyers talk to each other. Many people have gone to jail for using his licenced gun in self defence in Thailand. Well known among lawyers.

     

    This is a no brainer in so many countries. Most of Europe is the same. 

     

    I just quoted the actual law to you and you still post nonsense. Please provide evidence of your claim that 'many people have gone to jail for using licensed gun in self defence".

  3. On 5/29/2021 at 1:11 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

    There's no "highly doubt" about it, foreigners cannot own firearms legally in Thailand.

    Prior to 2017 that was not the case. The other point is that around 1 in 10 Thai's legally own a firearm but there are enough firearms (legal and illegal)in the country to make that figure over 15 per 100.  Which is far far higher than any other SEA country.

  4. On 11/25/2020 at 9:22 AM, Peterw42 said:

     

    The IDP puts your license details into an agreed international format, ie: a tick in box 1 equals a car license etc, in theory it can be read in any language.

    Actually the main aim was to translate licenses into a single language, which was English. So under the original terms as long as your driving license was written in English it should not require an IDP.

     

  5. 2 hours ago, Gulfsailor said:

    Sail it to Krabi Boat Lagoon and take it out of the water there. There is a 35 ton boat lift. The road from there to Donsak should be no problem. In Donsak at the dock put it back in the water and sail it to Samui. 
    Regardless, with a transport of this size you would expect the transport company to do a dry run checking for any obstacles and issues. 

    I think they would face the same problems on the 401 or 4142.

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  6. 1 hour ago, pacovl46 said:

    Blood clots are always a danger when it comes to broken limbs, even if they had operated on him immediately. Even the surgery itself can cause blood clots, which it seems pretty much to be the case here. As they said, a more serious case came along and that’s just how it goes in hospitals, if they don’t have enough staff/operating theaters at hand. The question is whether they gave him prophylactic blood thinners after the surgery.

    That is why Warfarin was invented!

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  7. 55 minutes ago, gamb00ler said:

    I've seen runoff that is pretty black.  Usually the first runoff in an urban area that hasn't had recent precipitation will be quite heavily laden with dust and rubber particles.  Previously, I lived in Las Vegas and extended periods without rain were common.  We had to be extra careful during the initial rain as it would mix with the dust and tire debris to make a very slippery sludge. 

    Yes, but did it smell like S**t?????

  8. 10 minutes ago, Peter Denis said:

    Approved for emergency use... a subtle but tell-tale difference.

    The Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine completed Phase 3 trial in December. it is standard practice for safety monitoring to continue after a vaccine has been approved for use. As is normal Pfizer will continue  to monitor trial participants to assess long-term protection and safety for an additional two years after their second dose.

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  9. On 3/3/2021 at 11:56 AM, Oxx said:

     

    Is it really true that the Thai authorities agree? I believe Thailand has already received 317,000 doses of vaccines from Sinovac and AstraZeneca.  I haven't heard of a single British citizen, or indeed, any farang, being told that they were going to be vaccinated.  Do you know different?

    Well, to be fair, Thai authorities have already stated that everyone regardless of nationality can be vaccinated.

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