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One would think so but then why were all pools closed? and not only in Thailand.

handdrummer wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 6:06 pm

Big Boy wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 5:54 pm You need a Yellow Book. Take the Yellow Book into the local Tessebahn, and ask. You will have your pink card in a few minutes.

If the Yellow Book is for house owners, I'm a renter, not and owner.

Just like your women hey.

And right now at 18.05 I see the gym is open again, I will have to check the pool.

The graphic in the daily brief at 5:26 shows the graphic with zones, red, orange, yellow, green and white. PKK is clearly 'yellow'. But that does not define restrictions. Also as of yesterday the pool and gym were opened at my condo yet were closed again with an hour. The condo manager advised both...

caller wrote: ↑Sat May 15, 2021 5:50 pm Have you contacted the British Embassy or tried a legit solicitor for advice?

Sorry to admit it but I have not, I only found out about his death yesterday. I will give the embassy a call, at least I do know the chaps full name and phone number.

Where does one find the present PKK restrictions

I hope someone can help with this issue. A guy I know has recently passed away, his body now taken to Bangkok for a post mortem, it seems he was with a lady at the time. I do not know him well as he was a bit of a pain, to be honest he was a grumpy sod at times. I feel kind of obliged to help with h...

I'm sure that most of you 'savvy' foreigners, who have been in the kingdom for a while, will be able to find an 'accommodating' vaccine supplier! As you know, the sight of a few 'brown notes' is, often, irresistable. They're now suggesting a third jab in the UK before next winter for the over 5O's ...

Bangkok Post 5 May 2021. Thai people will always be given priority for Covid-19 vaccines, the Ministry of Public Health said yesterday, denying reports that some expats living in the kingdom would also be allowed to register for free jabs. The ministry said while the government wanted take care of e...

It is not only Thailand that is like this, most Asian countries are as disjointed and xenophobic, possibly with the exception of Singapore who see foreigners as contributing to the well being and growth of the economy. I was working in Indonesia recently and foreigners are considered irrelevant, and...

HHTel wrote: ↑Wed May 05, 2021 10:09 am Highlighting an ongoing problem with the government. Departments never talk to each other and consequently statements are issued by different departments and none of them are ever on the same page!

That would apply to most countries not just Ting Tong Land.

I just found this However, there is still no information on when expats in Prachuap Khiri Khan will be able to receive the vaccine. Full details are expected to be released at an as of yet unspecified later date. Health officials outline plan for vaccine rollout in Prachuap Khiri Khan Health officia...

Anyway, I have my 2nd (AZ) jab tomorrow. I wasn't very well after the first, but I'm not sure whether that was just a coincidence. Either way, I'm keen to get it done and for every other bugger to get it done too, so that we can get back to some semblance of normality and start talking about the we...

I can't understand anyone objecting to AZ Among more than 20 million people who have been vaccinated with the AstraZeneca vaccine in the UK so far, 79 cases of rare blood clots with low platelets have been reported, as well as 19 deaths, said the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Age...

At least infections are very limited, unlike some other provinces and countries. The population holds the answer to any spread. One does not need government to tell you what is right or wrong. Stay home or at least limit contacts, wear a mask when outdoors and wash hands regularly.