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Teenager’s Mercedes Crashes onto Six-Wheeler in Miraculous Escape
Does it really matter what model it was? It's worth a few hundred thousand baht. What's your point in arguing? That you think it's worth more? ... Pointless pedantry. -
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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.- 2
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