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This week's competition has now closed. pharvey, please watch your Inbox.

The VIP area is the top floor of the building with Rama IX painted on the side. It was strongly rumoured when being built, that floor was being built in case there was a special patient admitted (my son wasn't the intended patient :D). Having been up there, I can believe it. My son didn't request it...

I've just been listening to the Thai Football Podcast (in English) - a programme that yours truly has been invited to speak on, several times. This week's programme threw up an interesting piece of trivia. Buriram Utd have 'claimed' their 9th league title this season, but it's a lie. The first leagu...

This week's original soundtrack movies at Hua Hin's cinemas are: Market Village New this week: There are no new Original Soundtrack movies at this cinema this week. Brought forward from another week: There are no Original Soundtrack movies brought forward at this cinema this week. Advertised times c...

Yes, that is Social Security.

Tonight's Revo League Cup Semi-Final results:

Well there’s a lot of Thais who don’t want/cant afford to pay even B400 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Of course, but this thread is about the SMC, where as Farangs we pay 400฿ anyway, and Thais (even those on the 30฿ scheme) pay 300฿. I don't really want to drag this on, but even those on the ...

It cost my son 400฿ to see the specialist at his clinic. Subsequent MRI was covered by Social Security. Operation would have normally cost 200,000฿ at HHH. I'm not sure the 30฿ scheme would have covered that - he actually paid <15,000฿ with Social Security. Whatever it would cost via the hospital, t...

I'm not so sure you are right with that Pete. Many of the established medics here in Hua Hin (all hospitals) have their own after hours clinics in rented shop houses. They usually charge a lot less than the hospitals, and are a way of seeing the doc, in half decent conditions without having the mass...

Yes, it's been a huge game of musical chairs, making temporary accommodation whilst facilities are modernised, and as you can probably imagine, it was chaos in the beginning, with poor facilities being replaced by very temporary facilities. However, there have been very noticeable improvements in th...

Yes, I'm always happy when those girls turn up on the ward. Very hard working.

I'm pretty good at spotting them. On the stretch of road in question, apart from the cameras at the university junction (I don't think they are speed cameras), there are not any cameras that I can see.

berlinmichael has been caught 6 times in a matter of weeks there. I am intrigued.

I often get up and walk about when on a plane, it relieves the aches and pains of not being able to afford business class! Yes, we all have to take nature breaks, and I agree its good to stretch your legs occasionally. From memory, the safety advice does state 'whilst seated.' Maybe standing up in ...

A Belgian retiree was gravely injured in an unprovoked attack in Hua Hin over a week ago, according to officials and witnesses. The victim, identified as 63-year-old Jan from Riemst, in the province of Limburg, remains in a coma following the assault, Belgian news site VRT NWS reported. https://www....

The description you gave sounds very similar to student nurses on detachment from Uni. They normally work very hard, and don't get one Baht for their efforts. My Granddaughter used to get assigned to some distant hospitals e.g. Samut Sakhon from Bangkok, and they had to make their own travel arrange...