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Surat-Bangkok Flight Runs Out of Liquor, Passengers Finish Alcohol Worth 70,000 Baht
what part of the distinction between Thai AirAsia and Air India Express confuses you? -
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Bang Lamung Hospital info please?
For the first public hospital that I visited, I found out the time that the ‘clinic’ started and arrived there about that time and then waited about 2 hours (plus?) to see the doctor. For further visits, I was given an appointment time. On arrival, I was given a queue number and waited about 1 hour to see the doctor. I have recently visited Bang Lamung Hospital . My first doctor’s appointment was easy for me as I had a doctor’s referral from another hospital. The nurse near the registration desk was very good – telephoned the doctor and gave me a form with some blood tests to do prior to appointment. I believe there are 10 buildings. I know Building 10 is the building for blood tests, and I think Building 3 is where I see my specialist. Buildings have a building number, plus some Thai writing underneath. There are very few sign in English. Easy to get confused, even on further visits. This same hospital had a mention recently – don’t know how to copy the post – look at my posts on page 3 on this topic: Foreigner friend - Broken leg - No insurance - 400k+ medical bills - What next? I mention a bit about a “gold card” as something on Google reviews of hospital (as translated from Thai) – looks like it may facilitate treatment – still don’t know what this is. Don't need it at the moment as my appointments are being neatly arranged. Previously, at another public hospital, I enrolled at their Special Clinic. It worked well, much as described by Sheryl above. -
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Whole village drug test today
Sounds like the real PM is already swinging into action......death squads next??? -
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UK: Jamaican Drug Offender Avoids Deportation After ECHR Appeal
I know it might be a bit of a revolutionary idea but I think they should abide by their own laws and the international conventions they have signed up to. -
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I have sugar problem
If Dr. Jamnadas is trying to hard sell anyone by way of his videos, I don't remember that. Anyway, you can surely watch his channel and all his YouTube videos for free. And he does know what he's talking about. Absolutely. Some of his advice may be hard to follow for some people, but if people pay attention, listen to what he says, and make an honest effort to control what they put into their mouth and when, they might just fix whatever problem they have. And one thing I found interesting is that the process of insulin resistance can start years before any problem shows up on an A1C blood test. There are other tests that are more accurate in detecting insulin resistance early, before it becomes a real problem. -
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UK: Jamaican Drug Offender Avoids Deportation After ECHR Appeal
The ECHR could not punish Hungary but the ECJ of the EU could fine it (€200 million).- 1
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