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KamnanT

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  1. I find all the domestic airlines in Thailand are being incredibly cryptic about their policies on vaccinations and PCR tests. AirAsia, for example, has an entire page on "Flying Safe with AirAsia" which does not mention vaccinations or pre-departure tests at all. "For Malaysians, please ensure that you are eligible to travel". What does that mean? What about everyone else? Are unvaccinated travellers accepted? With or without a PCR test? Nok Air doesn't seem to have anything on it's website other than the arrival requirements in each Thai province they fly to: nothing on requirements to check-in and board.
  2. My (albeit brief) experience with Thai police investigation scenes is that if something goes missing, it was most likely the Plod that nicked it. In August, an unfortunate resident of my condo building passed in his sleep. When he was discovered four days later, the BiB were called and insisted that the building management stay outside while they "searched" his room. Family later reported cash and Rolex watches missing. When the rescue foundation arrived to remove his mortal remains, they nicked all the grog.
  3. Did I see some speculation that the UK was going to move Thailand to the Red List today (August 5)? That would mean a mandatory hotel quarantine for 10 days at a cost of £1,750. For arrivals on or after 4am on August 12, I believe that is going up to £2,285.
  4. I haven't seen the rolling stock but I have seen the line running parallel to the Don Muang tollway and it is definitely electrified.
  5. As others have said, there is no redundancy obligation if an employee voluntarily resigns. A parting gift is appropriate, however in exchange for a signed resignation letter (in Thai). Avoids any future dispute over the circumstances of the termination of employment.
  6. 5 million doses of X. 2 million doses of Y. 200,000 doses of Z. The country needs 140 MILLION doses to cover its entire population, and that's before booster shots, which it is becoming increasingly evident many people will need some time in the next 12 months. When will they start signing contracts for 30 or 40 million doses at a time?
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