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Pattaya: Train Collides with Car at Khao Talo Railway Crossing
And your source for this claim is.............? -
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5 year multiple entry DTV visa (Destination Thailand) from 2024-xx-xx
Honestly, I would go with option 2. A border bounce is going to cost you more than the 2000 baht fine. And if you leave after 140 days and come back, there's a decent chance that no one will ever notice you skipped your 90 day report and it'll never come up again. But even if it does, it's just going to be a 2000 baht fine. I think rolling the dice is the better option. -
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Intoxicated tourist detained after Pattaya restaurant altercation
OK present facts that the British are 'trouble makers'... Fact: - 0.004% of British Visitors are arrested in Thailand each year. Fact - That is not a majority. Fact - You are anti-British and a bigot. -
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Pattaya: Train Collides with Car at Khao Talo Railway Crossing
So who will cover the costs of the destroyed car, and damaged locomotive? -
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Pattaya: Train Collides with Car at Khao Talo Railway Crossing
He entered the tracks in heavy traffic, he then got trapped on the tracks. You don't try crossing the tracks unless you can make it to the other side!!!! I see this same dumb logic used when there is heavy traffic and a Zebra crossing, you can't stop on a Zebra crossing either, you must wait to cross them until you can clearly cross to the other side. Proper drivers training before issuing a drivers license would help stop this idiotic behavior.
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