Hua Hin Forum

The reporting of surges in Covid-1984 cases is sorely lacking. Why is there no detailed reporting of these facts? 1. How many of these "new" cases are simply testing positive for antibodies (asymptomatic)? 2. How many of these "new" cases are people actually requiring treatment? ...

I went to Dr Pairat a week or 2 ago seeking info from my medical record requested by my insurance company. The Doc working was not Pairat, but a much younger man. No idea if Doc #2 was a temporary stand-in or if Dr Pairat has cut back on his daily involvement in the practice.

laphanphon wrote: ↑Thu Feb 28, 2019 6:33 am Yet another big Pharm scam. Fake exp dates to boost sales........shameful.

Conservative exp dates to prevent lawsuits.

Not always. Analysis of a cache of decades-old prescription medications discovered in a retail pharmacy has revealed that the potency of most of their ingredients was undiminished even though their expiration dates had passed years earlier. The researchers worked with samples of 8 medications that h...

The parent has a responsibility to supervise children. In this case, short of putting the child on a leash, I wonder what else the parent could have done - kids are fast. The parent shouted, the boy turned and slipped. Parents have the responsibility to protect their children. A responsible one wou...

Nereus wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 11:07 am "Many regulations are too strict. Participation from fishermen is necessary for the sustainable development of the country's fishery sector," he said.

The most essential requirement for a sustainable fishery sector is a sustainable fishery.

Mission accomplished. Deleted the big versions from Dropbox.

My Doc at HH Hospital scheduled a procedure. Gave me pre-procedure written instructions. In Thai. Said they don't have it in English. Today I'll make copies, then ask 3 Thais for the favor of translating it. I'm also asking the collective knowledge that is HH Forum. Photos of each half of the page a...

Consider some of the assumptions one with a severe allergy must make: - The written translation is accurate - All who must understand it speak Thai - All who must understand it are literate - Peanuts (and others?) are diced. Kitchen staff will make the connection of diced nuts to a picture of a whol...

PeteC wrote: ↑Sun Aug 26, 2018 1:47 am Ancient cannon found at Sanam Luang

Historians place the early 1800s near the end of the Early Modern Period. But that doesn't make a good headline.

'Cashout' is the industry's name for such an attack. One happened in India last weekend. They're always done at banks with gaping security flaws, which are usually the smaller ones. They virtually always happen on weekends because it takes longer for the bank to realize what's happening. They always...

Two young Chinese woman on a motorbike know how to park. And they're good at it, accomplishing this on the first try:

GroveHillWanderer wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 11:59 am No, I wasn't sure what medicine he was referring to because in the post I was replying to, he didn't say what it was - but the title of the thread is 'Aspirin' ...

If you'd read the thread before responding, you would have learned it was about more than aspirin.

I'm not sure what you're referring to (nitroglycerin perhaps?) but aspirin should never be held in the mouth. In the same way that it can damage the stomach lining, it can cause serious tissue damage to the soft tissues in the mouth. You're not sure what he referred to - but it didn't that stop you...

The Atlantic has 30 photos of the search, with a few of the reaction to finding them.

https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2018/ ... ad/564407/