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Does air conditioning reduce PM2.5 ?
Actually, passing air through any "air" filter will trap PM2.5. It's just a question of effectiveness. The particles will bind/stick to the filter, even though not specifically designed as a HEPA filter. As we all know, even human lungs will also filter PM2.5 particles out of the air, even though human lungs are not HEPA filters. -
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Hegseth has been confirmed.
You're the guy that complained about US authorities arresting sex criminals in Thailand. Sit this one out with your "morally bankrupt" BS.- 1
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Trump’s Executive Order Sparks Fear Among Transgender Inmates as Prison Transfers Loom
They Will get Something Widened for sure . serves them Right to wannabe something that they Ain't -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
I'm not convinced that you are trying to find out anything. After all, you have, according to you. Your fancy Visa. You have Royal Decree No 18 You are covered to the max, yet here you are arguing for the sake of arguing. Me ? I remit my UK Government Pension on a monthly basis ( Which the UK has exclusive taxation rights ) Which I was previously advised that I did not have to file. Yet according to this Thai National, who is a registered Tax Consultant, and works for a large Legal Firm, Is now telling me that I do need to file. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mNdXpvY1GQ The Revenue Office also told me that I needed to file. So you do whatever you feel the need to do. I'll do what ever I need to do to stay on the correct side of the Thai taxman. -
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LTR Visa is Now available for Long Term Residency
Possibly this belongs in another thread, and I think I mentioned it, but thinking back, I am very impressed with the Phuket Department of Transport licensing section's staff. There are so many people going to that government building for licences, that the line goes far far out of the building's aircondioned area, along the side of the building (in the heat/sun) and around the corner. As one might expect, the people waiting can get tired and short of temper at time ... maybe a bit grumpy/bitchy. The staff at that office are incredibly professional and polite, and so if one is polite and professional in return, they do seem to try harder to help one, within the restrictions of what they are legally permitted to do. While I dread visiting that facility due to the lines, the quality and expertise of the people working there does help a lot to make up for the waiting.
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