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Fears of Unrest in UK as India-Pakistan Tensions Spark London Embassy Protest
Get a curry at 2am...that's about it mate Some.fasinating history channels although they tend ro -
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Accident Man in Coma After Hospital Dismisses Venomous Snake Bite as ‘Non-Emergency’
Many of the posters here are very quick to attack the competency of the medical staff involved here. If a patient is presented with a possible snake envenomation, it must be observed for clinical signs, and blood tests must be performed. Antivenom is not ever administered to patients that do not exhibit symptoms. This is because there is a high likelihood of anaphylaxis or reaction to the antivenom. Where the first hospital erred here is by not admitting the patient for observation - but maybe the patient wanted to go home? I have treated many hundreds of snake bite cases ( most were successful) - although my patients were animals. This added to the diagnostic dilemma because my patients could not tell me when or where or if they had been bitten! -
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Report Severe Hailstorm Hits Udon Thani, Causing Widespread Damage
Locals compared hailstones to gooseberries? When did Thailand have gooseberries? -
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UK passport checking
I suggest you contact the UK Passport Office and ask. https://www.gov.uk/passport-advice-line -
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UK passport checking
No problem. I use my Passport as a note book often, got stuff written all over it. Still takes me thru the airports. The issue is whether or not it will be accepted which is up to the person deciding acceptance or rejection. Not up to the issuer. There is a guy on Soi 67 Sukhumvit, small copy shop with blue sign left side. He can get you a new one.
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