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Health Thailand Battles Covid Surge with 12,000 Cases in a Single Day
As I said. Non-severe for the vast majority. Let's face people who are in the vulnerable group can catch a cold, get a secondary bacterial lung infection that turns into pneumonia and die. I would not be surprised if this is more common than dying from covid. -
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Report Thai SMEs Lag in Innovation, Facing Economic Challenges Amidst Global Trade Pressures
Unsurprising. Love them to bits but they are not great on design and innovation here—Asia in general—and, oil & gas aside, the workforce tends to be inefficient. -
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Report Drive Drunk, Lose Your Car: Thailand’s OAG Pushes Tough New Proposal
It’s perhaps optimistic to call this an initiative at this stage. But anything that brings drunk driving and how to curb it to the fore, is a good thing. Unfortunately they just haven’t thought this through and it’s a single standing idea rather than a comprehensive package of measures to truly clamp down on drunk driving. I give this a 1 out of 10 for content and probable effectiveness, 10 out of 10 for at least talking about the issue. -
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Transport Thailand to Regulate Ride-Hailing Apps Within 90 Days for Fairer Competition
I use Grab where I live, as calling a regular cab incurs an extra 20B, and possibly more. I can hail a taxi and pay 120B to go to the town. I call a grab to go to the same place and it costs 95B. A taxi to the hospital is always 130b. By Grab its 95b and the car is ALWAYS cleaner. Its a no brainer. -
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UK Cambridge University Faces Backlash discriminating against white job seekers
I doubt the university turned down highly qualified professors. As a private institution they can hire anyone they like -
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Motorcycle tyres - any advice please (bad roads)
Thais tend to not know what pressure the tires have in there or what it should be. They squeeze the tires and I would bet that anyone that knows what pressure in the tires using this method would lose a bet. My gf took her yamaha aerox to her mechanic. I was shocked when the mechanic squeezed the tires. I asked what pressure should be in them. He said they felt right. I pulled out my pressure gauge and front tire ias 12 lbs and rear was 17. They should be Front 29 rear 33. I said he should use a gauge but is seemed to go over his head. For your question, I would say, don't look down at the road, look where you want to go and a bigger bike would handle the road better. It may move around a little on the road, don't panic, don't grab the front brake in panic. Find out what pressure should be in your tires, carry a pressure gauge and check them regularly yourself when they are cold. If a Thai mechanic checked them last, I would guess they are way out.
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