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Saved a Thai from being fined. Good or bad?
Watched the police on Theprasit rd.They let helmetless and 4 on a bike Thais sail through because they had spotted a blond haired rider without a helmet in the distance.Sure enough they pulled the Russian lady in. Guaranteed money! -
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Renewing retirement visa obtained inside Thailand?
Renewing your retirement visa? When is the latest you can apply? Found tickets I want to buy now. I'm not on a 90 day report, so no consequences there. -
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Coffee Vendor Apologises After Tourist Incident, Shop Closed for 30 Days
A coffee vendor at Rom Hup Market, Samut Songkhram, came under fire after a video surfaced showing him pushing and verbally abusing a Spanish tourist near the Maeklong Railway Station. The incident occurred at 8:30 a.m. on September 26, while tourists were visiting the famous Rom Hup Market as a train approached the station. The video, captured by a tour guide, quickly went viral on social media, sparking widespread criticism of the vendor’s actions and concerns about the impact on Thailand’s tourism image. On September 27, Pol. Lt. Col. Anatchai Kontong, Chief of Tourist Police Station 2, and officers from Samut Songkhram conducted an investigation. It was confirmed that the altercation occurred in front of the “Pan Jang” coffee shop owned by Mr. James. The vendor was seen pushing the tourist away from the shop, which is situated on land owned by the State Railway of Thailand, not rented by Mr. James. Later, Mr. James was summoned by the railway authorities and the tourist police. He admitted his wrongdoing and recorded a video apology to the tourist and the people of Thailand for damaging the country’s tourism image. As a consequence, Maeklong Railway Station officials suspended his business operations for 30 days. They also warned that further misconduct could lead to the permanent revocation of his rights to operate in the area. Picture courtesy: Siam Rath -- 2024-09-28 -
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Mother of Five Dies After Brazilian Butt Lift in UK, Sparking Calls for Urgent Ban
this was happening for a while ... so sad ....dumb -
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UK frozen pension returning to UK and going overseas again at a later date!
No, the NHS operates a residency based system, if you are considered to be a resident then you are entitled to free NHS care and you can be that from Day 1, if that is your intention. -
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PM Declines to Confirm Reduction of Phase 2 Cash Giveaway to 5,000 Baht
I think 5000 is plenty of money for the Thai people.......They can now take that extra 5000 and give it all to farang expats......We need at least 100,000 baht each so we can do some real economy stimulating........Thank you Thaksin...... -
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Korat faces water shortage with all its reservoirs only half full
And you think you have problems in Thailand, In the uk half the country is under floods, And they want to ship water from Norway in! -
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UK frozen pension returning to UK and going overseas again at a later date!
The rules also state I should have waited 2 years back in the UK for access to NHS,but on arrival gave £1500 tax free,plus £100 odd tax free every week, plus £3000 private taxi use every day for 5 weeks of treatment, had quick TURPS opp,could not believe how I was treated,virt every day even now I'm asked how I'm doing Play by the rules, die by the rules -
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Thailand aims to eradicate poverty in two years
Often a country is considered rich by how the old people are cared for . With pension payments of 600 baht a month here in Thailand you could say it will be 20 years minimum before the country can be considered rich and free of poverty. -
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Clinic Raided for Operating Without a License, Doctor Has Fake Credentials: Bang Saray
Trusted Thailand.... A business like this can open, operate with no checks whatsoever. -
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