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A friend of mine had a health check up done which was paid for by his employer here in Thailand. E was found healthy without significant problems. But on a scan they found a very small nodule on his lungs wich was included in the report but favoured benign and no reason for further examination. He totally overlooked that note in the report as it was found to be of no importance and forwarded the report with his (Thai) health insurance application. He got accepted, but received a letter 2 weeks after acceptance and initial payment, saying that they accepted coverage, but with exclusion for any lung ilnesses. When he declined, requested termination and a refund, the agent told him that this info would go into a database and other companies would know about it. Would this be true? Would this be even legal, considering privacy and medical info? He'd have options with other companies where no medical checks are required on application. But of course he'd have to check the "never refused/limited coverage" box in most cases. This privacy issue is what worries me the most as I would not like my medical info to go around.
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As a foreigner, are you used to the smell of fish sauce?
Krabi King replied to DudleySquat's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
No problem with it... Just as I got used to the smell of p***y. -
There have been quite a few reports on xtc users (you know, dancing all night ????) who's death was related not to a drug overdose, but to drinking too much water.
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Thailand launches online platform for foreign tenant registration
Krabi King replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
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No Plans to Shut Down Facebook in Thailand, Says New Digital Minister
Krabi King replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Educate people instead ... or ask Facebook to shut itself down as a whole ???? -
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More Mysterious Debris Washes Ashore in South Thailand
Krabi King replied to webfact's topic in Southern Thailand News
Heroin smuggling submarine... they've started using South American tactics. -
Your best option is to visit the Labour Department near you and ask what is required. In "normal" situations work permits are applied for through the company the person wishes to work for. Since you are a private person, this must be a different process. Once paperwork is submitted and in order it usually doesn't take very long for the work permit to be issued. At the most 2 weeks from my own experience. Edit: I also always understood NOT to start working before the work permit has been issued.
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Tolerance can surely increase. But that is no indication for addiction.
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Any shop opening today is late to the party. Too much supply already. Exactly what happened in other countries in the world after legalization.
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Blocking of BBC interview with Pita
Krabi King replied to anchadian's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
True = CP family... friends all the way up the chain. Supporters of the old establishment. -
Netflix’s password sharing restriction has come to Thailand
Krabi King replied to webfact's topic in IT and Computers
Actually using a VPN will show a different IP address, so a different location. Which would then be considered password sharing. Besides that Netflix has been screening for VPN use as well the last few years. Not always successful on their side though. -
Ruangkrai urges EC to dissolve all eight coalition parties
Krabi King replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Clear example of how a democratic process is not understood by some parties/individuals ???????????? -
Roojai.com has good options and English support.
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Coronavirus / Face Masks Intl Traveling Report
Krabi King replied to TallGuyJohninBKK's topic in COVID-19 Coronavirus
Most face masks are pretty useless. Add to that they way they are worn by most people. It's become quite clear that the sense of security does not match the effectiveness. The only mask that really could help is an N95 when worn properly (which most people don't/didn't). -
CT coronary angiogram - Recent costs
Krabi King replied to dingdongrb's topic in Health and Medicine
At Bumrungrad this costs about 25k. Maybe half at a government hospital?