My doctor answered me by email that Permixon was not essential (only more urination) but I preferred to buy it anyway at Chula MD Pharmacy .
It cost 490 THB for 30 tablets, around 13.40 euros. 625 THB at Boots.
In France it costs 15 € for 60 tablets, which I need for one month, and I don't pay.
Sounds like a communist perspective. People buy privilige all the time. Like flying first class or sitting in the executive box at Arsenal (although in fairness Keir doesn't pay for that - he grifts it).
Essentials like education and healthcare should be exempt, not only for reasons of moral decency (which Labour lack) but since it reduces the burden on the state (which Labour appears unable to see).
Yes.
https://www.taxpayersalliance.com/analysis_vat_on_private_schools_could_end_up_costing_taxpayers
the Pattaya government hospital has them free as you walk into the general area. For people with appointments. It is an open space as you go to get queue. Not the Emergency room area
The main law enforcement problem in Thailand is clearly foreigners violating laws. Deaths and scams caused by locals on roads and in the society in general is a minor issue compared to problems caused by foreigners
TIT.
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