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Thailand plans 14 new floating solar farms to boost renewable energy
You must walk around with your eyes closed and not see how many very old cars especially pickup trucks are on Thai roads, they must have been well-maintained and cared for to last that long. My car in Thailand is now twenty years old but still runs like new, maintenance costs at Toyota are so cheap it costs next to nothing, that counts as maintenance. There is lots of old machinery still in use that would have been thrown away in the West, in my opinion Thais are maintenance experts. -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
Ben sound very excited about a possible development that could bring in more paying customers for his business....lol -
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IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THAI EMBASSY VIENTIANE
Hopefully you are right! That would be an insane hassle for Lao people from far-away provinces: Come to Vientiane to pay, hang around for up to 15 days until the eVisa is granted (or go back home to wait), then travel to Thailand. -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
How true Also very true.- 1
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IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THAI EMBASSY VIENTIANE
If it materializes as per the announcement, it will be a lot slower. Walk-in currently means a 2-night wait until you can pick up the visa. Let's see what it will actually be like once rolled out. -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
And there are still some that think this is a scam and will not effect them. The mind truly boggles. ETA And somebody will probably come along and accuse you of being a shill for a tax consultancy.- 1
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Tour Boat Capsizes in Cheow Lan Dam in Storm: Search for Missing French Tourist
UPDATE Underwater Drones Deployed in Search for Missing Tourist Authorities have established a rescue operation centre and deployed underwater drones in an effort to locate a missing tourist after a sightseeing boat capsized at Ratchaprapha Dam, also known as Cheow Lan Lake, in Surat Thani. on November 24, a meeting was held at the Ban Cheow Lan Municipal Pier, chaired by Mr. Chaowalit Chuaysong, Mayor of Ban Cheow Lan Subdistrict Municipality. Participants included officials from Khao Sok National Park, Ban Cheow Lan Municipality, Surat Thani Provincial Police, Ban Ta Khun Police Station, Tourist Police, and other relevant agencies. A dedicated search centre has been established, focusing on searching accommodations and nearby shorelines, with the hope that the missing tourist may have been rescued by another boat amidst the chaos. In addition, Khao Sok National Park officials have deployed underwater drones to scan the area where the boat sank. Preliminary findings of the incident, revealed that the boat operator possessed a valid license, the vessel was legally registered, and insurance was in place for the tourists. Authorities determined the incident was caused by unforeseeable natural factors. Tourist Police have interviewed the surviving foreign tourists. The tour company has provided accommodations in Surat Thani City for eight tourists, while one injured individual remains hospitalised at Surat Thani Hospital. Police and Tourist Police have visited the hospital to monitor the victim’s condition. The rescue operation continues as authorities intensify efforts to locate the missing tourist using advanced equipment and coordinated planning. Picture of the drones being used in the search. -- 2024-11-24
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