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I would be cautious taking statins long-term as they may create other problems. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 30 July 2025
Pattaya Introduces Health Charter to Transform City’s Image Picture courtesy of MGR Online Pattaya is taking a transformative step with the launch of an ambitious health charter designed to reform key sectors and enhance residents' quality of life. Central to this initiative are improvements in tattoo safety, night-time worker welfare, and child protection against e-cigarettes. These issues will be addressed at the 3rd Pattaya City Health Assembly on 26 August. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1368273-pattaya-introduces-health-charter-to-transform-city’s-image/ -
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are they alcoholics? you cut and paste that same post like at least 10 times on here. lol. it's ok. -
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Health Pattaya Introduces Health Charter to Transform City’s Image
Picture courtesy of MGR Online Pattaya is taking a transformative step with the launch of an ambitious health charter designed to reform key sectors and enhance residents' quality of life. Central to this initiative are improvements in tattoo safety, night-time worker welfare, and child protection against e-cigarettes. These issues will be addressed at the 3rd Pattaya City Health Assembly on 26 August. Driving this campaign is a partnership between Pattaya City and the National Health Commission Office (NHCO), supported by schools, police, health workers, and community organisations. On 25 July, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed with 11 local schools, law enforcement, and the Bang Lamung District Public Health Office to tackle youth vaping. Mayor Poramet Ngampichet emphasised the need for high standards in health, safety, and community well-being to sustain Pattaya's appeal as a global tourist destination. "Pattaya’s income depends on tourism, so we must build a livable and sustainable city," he remarked. The mayor noted the city's authority to issue or withdraw business permits as a powerful tool to ensure compliance. A significant part of the plan is the creation of a Tattoo Artist Charter, focusing on hygiene standards, certification, and cultural sensitivity, particularly about sacred symbols. Developed with artists and health officials, this will help professionalise the industry. Night-time workers, including freelancers, food vendors, and entertainment staff, will gain from enhanced welfare protections. Proposed measures include 24-hour health clinics, anonymous complaint channels, and childcare facilities for workers' families. Funding will be sourced from the Local Health Security Fund, underwritten by the NHSO and Pattaya City. Police Lieutenant Colonel Kanrapa Mukdasanit highlighted efforts to improve labour rights and address mental health, cervical cancer, and safety in high-risk jobs. NGOs and civil groups working on these issues will receive additional support through city funding. The initiative also seeks to foster public policy discussions, allowing citizens, academics, and agencies to contribute to health reform. Dr. Aphichat Rodsom, Deputy Secretary-General of the NHCO, stressed the government's commitment to reducing e-cigarette use among Pattaya's youth. "This is about protecting futures," he declared. "And we will not back down." With these sweeping reforms, Pattaya aims to redefine its image and ensure a healthy, thriving environment for both its residents and visitors. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-30 -
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Trump’s picks for FBI leadership have ‘no idea what they’re doing’ and are ‘playing dress up
Yahoo, so you know it's the daily dose of anti Trump propaganda -
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Question: Electrical Problem
I forgot to add that if its only been happening lately like you said, it puts more suspicion on the water heating element being electrically leaky which is more likely to trip the RED earth leakage circuit breaker or residual as sometimes called. It only needs a small current to do this but again:- thats the red breaker. FWIW, It trips the ELCB when a small current passes from the faulty heater element to its case, then to the metal unit and via a good earth and not via the person in the shower to earth. If the unit wasnt earthed, with a wire or even copper pipes, the person could get quite a shock that would surely trip it and be saved from more shock.
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