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British man’s flight home to recovery after horror crash in Thailand


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On 12/11/2024 at 1:03 PM, newbee2022 said:

"does not need a repatriation flight"

Why it was necessary to fly back to UK?

Docs often or most are better than in NHS.

 

Docs often or most are better than in NHS?...Not from what I have seen, with most foreigners returning to their home country when they get seriously ill,     and not only because of costs

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4 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Well, I'd like to, but can't find the "accusation"😳

Let me help you

"Docs often or most are better than in NHS."

so, can you back it up.

 

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47 minutes ago, Aussie999 said:

Let me help you

"Docs often or most are better than in NHS."

so, can you back it up.

 

Hmmh, and where is the accusation? 

But I will enlighten you: I worked for the NHS.....as a Doctor.

Still, no accusation to be seen. Better ask the police. I'm not a lawyer as you know now.

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saved his life by flying home?  financially for sure... the hospital bills can give a heart attack for non thai

 

did he learn something or teach something for others?  don't ride donorbikes 

Posted
8 hours ago, MalcolmB said:

Well there we have it.

The reason his insurance is not paying and the reason why the fluff piece to get sympathy for his gofundme didn’t mention the details of his accident. 
 

That’s a different story!!!!!

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3 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Hmmh, and where is the accusation? 

But I will enlighten you: I worked for the NHS.....as a Doctor.

Still, no accusation to be seen. Better ask the police. I'm not a lawyer as you know now.

Then provideThai doctors are better  if you truly are a doctor, you would have understood my comment.

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24 minutes ago, Aussie999 said:

Then provideThai doctors are better  if you truly are a doctor, you would have understood my comment.

Give me your name and address. I might send you my CV.

Your first name is Thomas???

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9 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Give me your name and address. I might send you my CV.

Your first name is Thomas???

So, you still do not provide any proof of what you say about thai doctors compared with British doctors... come on mate, you made the comparison. 

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23 hours ago, lordgrinz said:
On 12/12/2024 at 8:19 PM, NanLaew said:

 

Yes, you're wrong.

 

But it does appear he was at fault for the accident.

 

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Despite insisting faulty brakes were the real culprits behind the crash, McDonald was forced to dig deep into his pockets, shelling out a shocking £700 (31,000 baht) in damage and compensation costs to the other driver.

 

Scott McDonald was responsible for his scooter accident on Koh Pha Ngan.

 

This thread is about Andy Davis and his motorcycle accident on an island near Krabi.

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23 hours ago, lordgrinz said:

 

Good Gawd, it must be an epidemic!..... LOL

 

Yes, jumping to conclusions based on misinformation or ignorance is sadly a growing trend these days.

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I also agree what happened please explain,But now back in the uk after another go fund  job and what about travel insurance for that person or was it rejected the accident claim

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3 hours ago, bristolgeoff said:

I also agree what happened please explain,But now back in the uk after another go fund  job and what about travel insurance for that person or was it rejected the accident claim

 

Being a passenger on a motorcycle taxi that was involved in a collision with another vehicle where the motorcycle driver was found to be intoxicated notwithstanding, insurance cover for being either the driver or passenger on a motorcycle in Thailand doesn't exist.

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5 hours ago, NanLaew said:

 

Being a passenger on a motorcycle taxi that was involved in a collision with another vehicle where the motorcycle driver was found to be intoxicated notwithstanding, insurance cover for being either the driver or passenger on a motorcycle in Thailand doesn't exist.

Pororbor, 30000 baht.

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1 hour ago, stevenl said:

Pororbor, 30000 baht.

I believe that probably covered the on-site triage and the ambulance costs.

 

For everything else, there's GoFundMe.

Posted
On 12/11/2024 at 5:20 AM, Classic Ray said:

The difference is she can get free hospital treatment and does not need a repatriation flight.

 

No details of why his travel insurance did not cover the costs, but good luck to him anyway.

Possibly didnt have a UK motorcycle license.

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