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What low/medium price wine do you recommend.
You have to log on to their website to get prices (as I recall), also the same with another supplier called "VinesToVino" whom I use quite frequently and they also have a good and varied selection. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 28 November 2024
Hospital blunder blamed for death of pregnant wife and unborn son By Petch Petpailin Photo via Matichon A Thai man is seeking justice following the tragic deaths of his pregnant wife and unborn son, attributing their demise to a misdiagnosis at a hospital in the Si Racha district of Chon Buri. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344849-hospital-blunder-blamed-for-death-of-pregnant-wife-and-unborn-son/ -
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Leaving a motorbike (scooter) parked without riding it for how long before problems arise?
Don't think I can agree with papa al. Pure gasoline has no capacity to cope with any condensation of water in the tank, which will occur with cycling between night and day. The bigger the temperature differential between the two, the more potential for condensation. Fuels with ethanol in them are more capable of forming a ternary single phase of fuel. Ethanol is no more unstable than hydrocarbons. I used to store on old sedan as a hunting vehicle for 6- 9 months on a farm in outback New South Wales. Temperature extremes between frosts and 50 C. First thing I did when starting up was add a pint of methylated spirits ( ethanol ) to the gas tank. A squirt of ether in the air intake, started every time and ran smooth as silk for the rest of my stay. -
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Well that was Easy. Close the Border
You're all as delusional as Trump is: Mexico leader responds to Trump claim she agreed to stop migration -
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Well that was Easy. Close the Border
Such as...? Mexico, why didn't he do that when in charge for 4 years with actual authority....😋 He cannot do anything legally until he has the rubber stamp sitting in the big chair, otherwise another court case..........😉 -
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Hospital blunder blamed for death of pregnant wife and unborn son
Photo via Matichon By Petch Petpailin A Thai man is seeking justice following the tragic deaths of his pregnant wife and unborn son, attributing their demise to a misdiagnosis at a hospital in the Si Racha district of Chon Buri. The 39 year old man, Wissanu Kirdchor, transported the bodies of his 39 year old wife, Lampai Pew-on, and their unborn son to their home province of Nakhon Ratchasima in Isaan for a funeral. The devastating incident occurred on November 24 in Chon Buri at approximately 10.30pm. Wissanu revealed his intention to seek justice for his family, suspecting that the medical team at the hospital in Chon Buri made a diagnostic error. His wife was later found to have pre-eclampsia, a multi-system disorder during pregnancy, but a doctor initially diagnosed her with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). In an interview with the media at the funeral, Wissanu recounted taking his seven month pregnant wife to the hospital on November 24 because she was unwell and experiencing stomach pain. Following the initial diagnosis, the doctor concluded that his wife was suffering from GERD, prescribed medication, and advised them to return home to rest. While waiting for the medication, Lampai was sweating profusely, but the doctor insisted they go home. During the journey, Lampai asked Wissanu to stop at a petrol station so she could use the bathroom. She appeared extremely exhausted, so he supported her as she walked to the facilities. When they arrived home, Lampai began vomiting and urinating blood. Wissanu contacted an emergency medical unit via the 1669 hotline but the responders merely advised her to breathe deeply. Dissatisfied with the advice, Wissanu decided to rush his wife to the hospital himself. Tragically, both Lampai and her unborn child died on the way. Although the doctor later attempted to administer CPR, it was to no avail. An autopsy revealed that Lampai allegedly died from pre-eclampsia, not GERD as the doctor initially diagnosed. Wissanu expressed frustration, stating that he and his wife provided the doctor with detailed descriptions of her symptoms, emphasising the seriousness of her condition and requesting to remain at the hospital for treatment. However, the doctor insisted they return home. He has since lost trust in the hospital and is demanding accountability from the medical staff involved. As of now, the hospital’s name remains undisclosed, and no representatives from any medical centre have come forward to clarify the matter. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-28 -
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Bangkok Bank App Problem.
I had problem with the K-Bank app. Sometimes it didn't work. I called their support and they told me I should switch off WLAN on my phone and use the internet connection from my phone company (in my case DTAC). I did that and it worked fine. Later I tried again with WLAN enabled. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Until now it always worked when I used my phone internet connection. Maybe try that.
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