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Good to know it's a Jomtien problem only
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THAI cancels flights to Frankfurt and Munich from 26 to 27 March
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
From German news (raw Google translate): -
THAI cancels flights to Frankfurt and Munich from 26 to 27 March
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
Stuffed full. And I don't understand what your question means in relation to the crazy strike actions planned in Germany. Air traffic and long distance rail traffic coming to a halt. They would simply not be able to land in FRA or MUC. Even tomorrow (Sunday) no Lufthansa flights to/from Munich. Government has lifted weekend driving ban for heavy trucks. -
Sports, Hobbies & Activities forum? Badly misplaced?
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I would be dead sick in a few days with that. In the night we have the AC in the bedroom at 26. Never have ACs running 24/7. Though currently at 40 C (104 F) more usage during the day. Two storey house with three persons, currently four. BTW: 4 Baht/unit is a thing of the past. Our latest bill was 1557 Baht/275 units = 5.7 Baht/unit. And 275 units is less than the highest scale that starts at 400 units. Next month I expect a much higher bill (highest ever was ~3200). Granddaughter is on visit and in worst case we have up to four ACs running. Three through the night.
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Yes, just found a Facebook post from yesterday. With Google translate: They reduce the schedule to every Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Pfizer Total cost 1380 Baht for foreigners. I don't want to use more of the automated translation without manual check.
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Intoxicated Danish Man in Pattaya Allegedly Refuses to Pay for Kebabs
KhunBENQ replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
Indeed. In Pattaya it's some troublemakers as drunk as a skunk. In Phuket it's crash pilots on Patong hill. No statistics needed for number of tourists. -
Renewable Energy Sees Record Increase in 2022, Agency Says
KhunBENQ replied to onthedarkside's topic in The Green Forum
And the Chinese build two new coal fired power plants per week adding to the existing base of more than 900 GW (USA about 25 GW). So rest of world, increase your efforts! -
How do I pay my electricity bill online?
KhunBENQ replied to mrjohn's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
I use PEA app monthly to pay via Bangkok direct debit and it's not rocket science. Of course I need to logon to Bangkok Bank like in similar online payments. Why PEA is not on the list at Bangkok Bank while MEA is? -
Present situation at Suvarnabhumi airport
KhunBENQ replied to Don Dunkelblum's topic in Suvarnabhumi Airport Forum
It might be worth to go through this recent thread: (this thread is from July 22 and from what I read things have not improved particularly through some new security screening system) -
Four Foreign Tourists Injured after Two Minivans Collide in Patong
KhunBENQ replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
If it needed more indication about Phuket tourism on the rise, it's these daily accident reports. Let's hope there won't be multiple deaths anytime soon. -
Conspiracy theorists led family to death in Switzerland
KhunBENQ replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
You need a driving license to ride a scooter but no license to raise and mistreat children. -
Just do it. Have someone to take the video and contribute to the forum. Wonder what drugs you are on.
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My experience: Cardless withdrawals are free nationwide. There is no limit for the number of withdrawals. Can only be used at your banks ATM (for which you have internet banking). The latter is obvious as the methods differ widely from scanning an OCR to entering a magic number from the internet app. K-Bank is really easy. Still will have cards. 1) use debit card number for online purchase/payments and at some point of sales terminals. 2) cards can be used at any other of the big banks ATMs (cash pool). Four times per calendar month within the region without a fee. Outside for a fee like 15 or 20 Baht .
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Moving - How early can I register my car?
KhunBENQ replied to hellohello's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Just repeating from above. Inspection, tax, insurance can be done everywhere in Thailand. Not bound to residence or sign plate. Millions of Bangkok registered vehicles drive around the country. Heaven helps it they all have to drive to Bangkok anually! Don't bother. Move and then go to "yellow cogwheel" workshop and let them take care. (of course you can do it all your own but just saves you some 1xx or 2xx Baht)