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Implementing this for metro Bangkok? That would need an army (Chinese style). Personally I would need an urgent reason to do a lengthy trip currently.

Really the explanation in many cases is distraction by using some gadget. And as I wrote even bikes steered one handed while fiddling with the gadget. Writing text, staring on the display while riding. And: it might not be that frequent because police does more stringent checks, but in Germany many have lost their lives due to truck drivers crashing full speed into a backlog/jam. Happened more than once. No brake failure.

For Pattaya last year it worked quite chaotic. Do you remember the traffic collapse on the first day and then changing the checkpoints later?

Haste makes waste

Obviously. Look at the strong shadows seen on the first picture. Clearly lit up. Texting/chatting one handed staring on the gadget? Something like that. You see that every other time. Let's hope she does not have permanent disabilities and learned a cheap lesson.

They are bored to death as 99.x% of over-stayers wiped off and no fresh supply (damned Covid extension!)

One justification for a real hard curfew Of course we will not be updated about the DUI test (done? result?).

https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1215306-delayed-mail-to-foreign-countries/ A member supplied the link to the announcement in English: https://file.thailandpost.com/upload/content/Announcement_rev_6087c916e7b73.pdf Another link to a news thread is broken. No idea why.

I am sure it was also in the forum. Very limited expensive service remain.

Not directly related but Thai post simply closed most of international mail service until May 3 or so.

Particularly at this stretch which looks like the very south end of beach rd. (after Chaiyaphruek). It is is quite narrow (and the sea so close ) During daytime you simply can't speed due to (oncoming) traffic and thoughtless parking.

Seems dongle/SIM connects to True mobile? You want to send "#123"? Isn't it "#123#"?

On Twitter professionally presented. Of course almost all in Thai language.

? I have no idea what your post means.

Yes. And this drug has been widely used for much more dangerous viruses like Ebola. And by no means a flash of genius in Thailand. Evaluated in a couple of countries. Another antiviral drug (remdesivir ) has been used for a VIP patient from White House. Of course. But who knows what this virus will develop into. Maybe vaccination becoming as hopeless like for HIV (cat and mouse race). The latest from India sounds really concerning. Cross your fingers that vaccinations will still be efficacious.