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Thailand to Integrate Unregistered Ambulances into National Emergency System Picture courtesy of Matichon. The Thai Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) have announced plans to incorporate unregistered emergency ambulances into the national system, aiming to improve coverage and efficiency across all regions. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354552-thailand-to-integrate-unregistered-ambulances-into-national-emergency-system/ -
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She has started asking for money
because him and others have seen this over and over and over and we can not believe how gullible americans can be ............. oh wait half of us went maga ... -
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Do foreigners need to pay tax in Thailand?
The Thailand revenue department is missing millions, if not billions, of Baht each year by not taxing street vendors. -
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Thailand to Integrate Unregistered Ambulances into National Emergency System
Picture courtesy of Matichon. The Thai Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) have announced plans to incorporate unregistered emergency ambulances into the national system, aiming to improve coverage and efficiency across all regions. The initiative was revealed during the 9th National Conference on Emergency Medicine in Local Administrative Organisations, held at the Miracle Grand Convention Hotel in Lak Si, Bangkok. The event, themed “Advancing Local Healthcare: Strengthening Emergency Medicine in Thailand,” was attended by senior government officials, including Kittikorn Lohsunthorn, Secretary to the Minister of Public Health, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt, and Deputy Governor Tavida Kamolvej. Lertlak Leelaruangsang, Director of the BMA’s Medical Services Department, stated that the conference serves as a platform for emergency medical personnel from across Thailand to exchange knowledge, develop skills, and improve emergency medical management. The event also aims to promote research, innovation, and policy recommendations to enhance emergency medical networks in major cities and local communities. Kittikorn emphasised the importance of equitable access to emergency medical care, a key government priority. “We are committed to improving emergency medical services through innovation, workforce development, and public awareness. This initiative will help ensure timely medical assistance, reducing fatalities and disabilities.” A significant focus of the discussions was on unregistered ambulances, which currently operate outside legal frameworks. These vehicles, though crucial in emergency response, often lack standardised oversight. Kittikorn proposed that all unregistered ambulances should officially register with the authorities to comply with regulations. To streamline this process, the National Institute for Emergency Medicine (NIEM) plans to introduce official identification cards, vehicle registration certificates, or uniforms to distinguish legally recognised emergency medical providers. This measure aims to improve service efficiency and patient safety. Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt highlighted the benefits of cross-sector collaboration, stating, “Sharing expertise across agencies will enhance emergency services. Bangkok can learn from other regions, and together, we can strengthen Thailand’s emergency medical infrastructure.” Deputy Governor Tavida Kamolvej noted that while Bangkok’s emergency fleet is generally sufficient, but at certain peak times experience shortages. The BMA is working to optimise ambulance distribution to ensure comprehensive coverage. Authorities hope these efforts will create a more organised and effective emergency medical system, ensuring that patients receive timely and high-quality care. -- 2025-03-14 -
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Husband and Wife Killed in Motorcycle Crash with Lorry
The truck driver probably just trying to save himself a couple seconds of waiting -
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