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Sheryl: I fully understood the distinction between the OPs situation and what I posted. i was just making an effort to make clear that Tramadol is a useful medication. There are those on this forum for whom everything is black & white and who are inclined to demonize medications without knowledge. I wanted it to be clear to those for whom Tramadol is one of the few options that works, they needn't feel they are at risk for addiction if they use the medicine properly. -
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Thailand Enters Late Cool Season Amid North-South Weather Divide
Thailand's cool season is set to kick off on Tuesday, 29th October, as confirmed by the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD), arriving approximately two weeks behind its usual start date. This period will extend through to late February, bringing a diverse range of climatic conditions across the country. Bangkok anticipates cooler temperatures, dropping to 16-18 °C, while surrounding areas might experience lows of 14-16 °C. The northern and northeastern regions brace for even chillier weather, with temperatures potentially plummeting to 6-8 °C. In the highlands, the conditions could enable the formation of frost, painting a rare winter scene in the tropical nation. Conversely, southern Thailand faces an adverse scenario with high chances of heavy rainfall and strong winds, especially in the Gulf of Thailand. Waves are forecasted to reach heights of 2-3 metres, exacerbating risks of storm surges. As the possibility of tropical cyclones looms in November and December, the situation could escalate, with waves rising to potentially hazardous levels of 3-5 metres. Meanwhile, air pollution remains a pressing concern in Bangkok. The Centre for Air Pollution Mitigation reports PM2.5 dust levels exceeding safe limits, particularly impacting areas like Nong Khaem district. Authorities have urged residents to minimise outdoor activities and limit vehicle usage to help combat deteriorating air quality. To add to the weather impact, Tropical Storm Trami is expected to affect regions from China to Vietnam, influencing northern, northeastern, central, and eastern parts of Thailand today. The impending storm could usher in rains and gusty winds, with significant downpours anticipated in provinces such as Nakhon Phanom, Mukdahan, and Ubon Ratchathani. As Thailand transitions into its cool season, residents must brace for the contrasting weather challenges each region faces, from chill to storms and pollution issues, reported The Pattaya News. Photo: The Pattaya News -- 2024-10-28 -
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Tak Bai Massacre Case Dismissed as Statute of Limitations Expires
Yeah!!!, all the murdering ar$e holes can now return home and get on with their miserable lives. -
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I met Mr Independent
I've always done more than my share of the work in all departments, because I saw it with my dad growing up, besides the kids thing which was mostly my mom. Reading a lot on what makes women happy or angry, I decided to not do the things that make them mad, at least as much as possible. -
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Foreign National Arrested for Using Counterfeit Notes to Purchase Sunglasses at Chatuchak
#FAKENEWS Those are not counterfeit notes, rather novelty -
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Trump ahead in all battleground states - ALL OF THEM!
The US pays for the majority of all of it; and the US is saddled with doing most of the work. With 32 NATO countries, the US should only be involved in 1/32 of NATO operations and financing. -
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Some advice/opinions please on moving to Hua Hin
I was under the impression that you can buy a house as a foreigner, it is land you can't own? So I was hoping to find a house and lease the land, but no luck so far 😞 I don't have to live near the beach. The area north - northwest of Royal Hua Hin golf course looks promising? -
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Non O based on Thai child
Further posts regarding monthly budgets required to live in Thailand will be removed as off topic. That's a very old chestnut. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 28 October 2024
Thai Airways Launches "Streets to Sky" to Promote Thai Cuisine File photo for reference only Thai Airways International has unveiled "Streets to Sky," an initiative to bring the essence of Thai street cuisine to international flight passengers. Starting August 2024, travellers departing from Bangkok can savour authentic Thai flavours mid-flight, enhancing the global culinary profile of the nation. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1341948-thai-airways-launches-streets-to-sky-to-promote-thai-cuisine/
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