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Family Rush to Rescue British Man With Mystery Illness in Thailand
There's nothing wrong with asking. Everyone decides for themself whether or not to contribute. Sounds like he was on some kind of a tour and saw a chance to add a few days in LOS and risk the expired insurance (if he actually had any). Lack of experience I would say. I've noticed that I'm more prone to illnesses in the tropics now than I was 10 years ago. It's something I think'll probably put a shelf life on my tropical life. In a few years I'll have to probably go back home where health care is free at the point of delivery. Either that or my system manages to learn to deal with the bugs. The last two extended trips I collected a whole bunch of medical bills due to bugs including one life threatening. Never happened in younger years right up to Covid. Maybe my body is trying to tell me something. Time will tell but I hope I have a few years yet. -
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Why is AI so goddam awful?
My thoughts exactly!! The article lost me after referring to the victims 'enigmatic disease'. No (normal) human has ever referred to an affliction as 'enigmatic'! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 19 February 2025
Bangkok's Chatuchak Market Revamp: 529 Stalls Face Relocation Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Bangkok's Chatuchak Weekend Market is set for a facelift, resulting in the relocation of 529 stallholders around the popular clock tower area by April 30. The directive, issued by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), is part of a redevelopment initiative planned by the market office. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1352282-bangkoks-chatuchak-market-revamp-529-stalls-face-relocation/ -
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Bangkok's Chatuchak Market Revamp: 529 Stalls Face Relocation
Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Bangkok's Chatuchak Weekend Market is set for a facelift, resulting in the relocation of 529 stallholders around the popular clock tower area by April 30. The directive, issued by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), is part of a redevelopment initiative planned by the market office. The announcement was made by the market office chairman, Suksan Kittisupakorn, at BMA's head office, addressing issues of transparency regarding the market’s management and the decision not to renew stall contracts. Concerns about the remittance of rent collected from vendors between 2019 and 2023 were also tackled, with Suksan denying any irregularities and explaining that all collected fees were appropriately processed. With the BMA as its operator, Chatuchak Market's underlying land is owned by the State Railway of Thailand, to which a significant annual fee is paid. The market has faced revenue dips due to reduced fees amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite this, the market office insists on its right to adjust and manage vendor agreements. The decision has sparked some discontent among vendors, leading them to petition for investigation. However, Mr. Suksan argues the relocation is necessary for enhancing accessibility and aesthetics, as the current setup has raised concerns over reduced space and ventilation. Stallholders have been given the option to relocate to alternative areas within the market without the usual fees. Although only a few vendors have taken up the offer, it remains available until the April deadline. Meanwhile, legal action is being prepared against those who defaulted on their rent. The redevelopment aims to transform the clock tower zone into a new tourist magnet, potentially revitalising the market's allure. The clock ticks as vendors prepare for the upcoming changes, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2025-02-19 -
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Thailand Cracks Down: Police to Monitor Foreign Nationals Closely
The UK gutter press were not to blame a few years ago when Muslims (can I say that?) were blatantly holding religious prayers in Hyde Park, and when a lady approached one of the Police Officers "standing by" and asked him to tell them to stop doing it, as it was against the law, he first of all didn't believe her, and "shooed her away", but when she produced a copy of the local by-laws where it specifically stated that religious meetings/prayers were expressly forbidden ther and other Public Parks in London, he said (after consulting with his superiors at "base", that he couldn't stop them as "IT MIGHT CAUSE TROUBLE"!!! -
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Future Uncertain for Retiree Bank Accounts in Thailand
It's great isn't it...a few places only take digital payment but they have lost my business
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