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Det brukar vara problem runt dom öarna varje sommar...
Vilken tur att vi är en svensk sajt då men vi bör kanske vara försiktiga?
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När infördes det?
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OK.
Så finns det någon mer info någonstans, typ officiell eller vad kommer informationen ifrån?
Kommer ihåg att det var ett hemska liv på FB-grupper för par år sen om att det var förbud att lägga upp foton på alkohol när det i själva verket handlade om att göra reklam för alkohol och flera kändisar hade lagt upp bilder på instagram med Changflaskor vid lanseringen av den nya flaskan, betalda för att göra det..
Så hade ju varit bra att få reda på vad infon kommer ifrån så det inte är något liknande igen?
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Hur gick det för den här så kallade bombmannen från SverigeSå där ser bombhotarn ut
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New Pattaya mayor, Sontaya Kunplome, stressed the need for the city to quickly address water, environmental and traffic problems.
Sontaya lays out priorities for Pattaya
Sontaya lays out priorities for Pattaya
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The famous Phuket vegetarian street processions have started with Thais and visitors watching during Wednesday morning’s rain in Phuket Town.
Phuket vegetarian festival kicks off - The Nation
Phuket vegetarian festival kicks off - The Nation
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Lane-splitting ban, speed limit planned for big bikes
The Transport Ministry plans to ban "lane splitting" by big-bike riders and limit their speed to 80 kilometres per hour in built-up areas for safety.
Chirute Visalachitra, deputy permanent secretary for transport, said on Tuesday that under the "lane-splitting" ban, big-bike riders would not be permitted to ride between vehicles and would have to wait for traffic lights behind other vehicles in traffic lanes.
They would be required to limit their speed at 80kph in urban and community areas, he said.
In addition, the ministry would require big bike riders to undergo specially-designed tests before obtaining big bike driving licences. There would be special test fields for big bike riders and they would also undergo simulations of danger-prone situations to ensure they have a safety-first mindset, Mr Chirute said.
He added that the ministry would require foreign tourists to show driving licences while renting motorcycles in the country. The requirement never previously existed and many foreigners have died in motorcycle accidents in the country, he said.
Mr Chirute did not give a timeframe for the imposition of the new rules, saying concerned officials would finalise new measures for motorcycle safety in 30 days before seeking cabinet approval. Some measures might start by the end of the year, he said without elaborating.
By Bangkok Post. Lane-splitting ban, speed limit planned for big bikes
The Transport Ministry plans to ban "lane splitting" by big-bike riders and limit their speed to 80 kilometres per hour in built-up areas for safety.
Chirute Visalachitra, deputy permanent secretary for transport, said on Tuesday that under the "lane-splitting" ban, big-bike riders would not be permitted to ride between vehicles and would have to wait for traffic lights behind other vehicles in traffic lanes.
They would be required to limit their speed at 80kph in urban and community areas, he said.
In addition, the ministry would require big bike riders to undergo specially-designed tests before obtaining big bike driving licences. There would be special test fields for big bike riders and they would also undergo simulations of danger-prone situations to ensure they have a safety-first mindset, Mr Chirute said.
He added that the ministry would require foreign tourists to show driving licences while renting motorcycles in the country. The requirement never previously existed and many foreigners have died in motorcycle accidents in the country, he said.
Mr Chirute did not give a timeframe for the imposition of the new rules, saying concerned officials would finalise new measures for motorcycle safety in 30 days before seeking cabinet approval. Some measures might start by the end of the year, he said without elaborating.
By Bangkok Post. Lane-splitting ban, speed limit planned for big bikes
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Foreigners can apply for visa extensions after July 31
Foreign visitors still stranded in the kingdom by the Covid-19 pandemic will be allowed to apply for an extended short stay after their visas expire on July 31, the Immigration Bureau chief said on Friday.
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Ying Luck är på tråden igen
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NACC finds Yingluck abused authority in infrastructure roadshow
The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has found grounds to the accusation that former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and two other former officials committed offences and abused their authority by rolling out a roadshow campaign to publicise infrastructure development projects in 2013.
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State of emergency extended
The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Wednesday approved the extension of the state of emergency nationwide for another month until Aug 31.
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Pattaya BBQ griller offers discount in battle to survive Covid-19 slowdown - Pattaya Mail
Thawatchai Jakrum sold off the last of his gold this month to try to keep his Ta Jong Fah Sai BBQ restaurant open. Please Support Pattaya Mail The Soi Bongkot griller was a popular spot for nightime entertainment workers, but with many bars and clubs closed and few tourists around, business is...
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Prayut Chan-o- cha, har hamnat lite i det blå skåpet, inte lika omtyckt längre
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Thai Prime Minister to reveal new cabinet line-up soon - Pattaya Mail
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has revealed that he has decided on a cabinet reshuffle but it is still waiting to be finalized. Please Support Pattaya Mail Prayut held a weekly Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the first after six ministers resigned from their posts in the past week amid the...
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Cocaine, reckless driving charges for Red Bull scion
A panel of prosecutors on Tuesday recommended re-investigation that may lead to charges of cocaine abuse and reckless driving causing death for Red Bull scion Vorayuth
