"Many netizens felt the authorities were treating front line medical staff like children at school "

All hospital staff should be obliged to parade, salute the Thai flag and sing the national anthem every day at 8am and 6pm.

It might be a little bit inconvenient in the ICU but hey......sometimes you just have to get your priorities right.

14 hours ago, 4MyEgo said:

This has inspired me to order one for the Mrs, we can now play Dr's and Nurses, hurry up with that order of mine Shoppe as my stethoscope is rising from the excitement.

 

I feel better already !.

17 hours ago, webfact said:

Female nurses were told not to have skirts shorter than one inch above the knee.

Spoiling the image of Thailand yet again...

17 hours ago, Crossy said:

Would the lovely Babs pass muster? ???? 

 

Oh! You do carry on. 

 

17 hours ago, Crossy said:

Would the lovely Babs pass muster? ???? 

 

 

Just stick to nursing instead of trying to make a fashion statement.

Load of rubbish about nothing IMO. Every nurse I saw in a Thai hospital wore long pants.

Is there anywhere now where nurses wear skirts of any length? Local hospital nurses wear scrubs.

 

6 hours ago, bangon04 said:

"Many netizens felt the authorities were treating front line medical staff like children at school "

As usual, "netizens" commenting on things they know nothing about.

Nurses wearing short skirts are schoolboys wet dreams, nothing more.

Thais are the world leaders in creating problems or issues that aren't problems.

As if there are no other urgent issues in a public hospital in Thailand. 

Word just fail me for this.

But it's like it always have been: This is Thailand. You Farang, Not understand!

On 11/24/2022 at 1:35 PM, overherebc said:

They can wear slacks as long as they don't display 'profiles'. ????

reminds me of the time I was having a bed bath by a cute nurse..she looked at me and said don't be shy it's normal to get an erection when having a bed bath...

I said I don't have erection She said I DO....lol