Until about a good week ago we were surprised here in the South by a true deluge. Seven days of uninterrupted heavy rains ravaged the Samui Archipelago as well as the area south of Chumphon province.

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Life in Thailand: 'Birds fishing'

By Siam Sim
Posted in Living in Thailand
January 16 2017

On a weekday in quiet Roi Et, Siam Siem was having breakfast at the hotel with his girlfriend Polly. A meeting with a German who has fishing as a hobby turned out differently than expected.

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The SVB requires a birth certificate and this must have an apostille. How do I get it? It must also be legalized by a notary. Who has experience with this?

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Mural in Hua Hin

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Hua Hin, Cities
January 15 2017

The problem with long blank walls is always that (pseudo) artists always want to leave their (signature) drawing on it. Hua Hin also has such a blank wall, with a length of at least 200 meters.

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Reader question: By car from Thai girlfriend to Laos

By Submitted Message
Posted in Reader question
January 15 2017

We plan to spend a few holiday weeks there in April. Is it possible for her to go touring in Laos with her car? This is due to the Asian uni that has come into force.

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Six months ago we purchased a piece of land through leasing. Everything completely official through a lawyer, lease taxes and everything officially listed on channot. Now the owner of the land claims that the land must be measured again because the measuring points can no longer be found. In our opinion, this is nonsense, since the sizes really don't change by themselves, even though the channot is 500 years old.

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An accident on Children's Day in Thailand. A fighter jet crashed during a Royal Thai Air Force flight demonstration in the southern city of Hat Yai. The pilot was killed but no one else was injured.

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What about people from Brabant who have left Brabant? What are they missing? How do they live in their new place? In episode nine of the 2016 season, Martijn and Rob visit John Vloet from Overloon in Thailand. He has managed to convert a wooden stable into a successful restaurant from which even boats sail on which you can eat.

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Facebook messages about the Thai royal family from critical journalists, among others, are not readable for users in the country, TechCrunch reports. It would include photos of Reuters journalist Andrew MacGregor Marshall. The blocked messages can be read in other countries.

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Frans Amsterdam is going out in Pattaya and does not want to spend the night alone in his hotel room. That should not be a problem in Pattaya you would think….

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Tattoopoli will remove painful tattoos

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Background
January 14 2017

In an earlier post attention has already been paid to tattoos. To my unanswered question what consequences this could have for the skin in the broadest sense of the word, I found an article in de Volkskrant, which I like to place on Thailandblog.

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333TRAVEL January offer flight tickets Bangkok from € 494,-

By Submitted Message
Posted in Flight tickets
January 14 2017

Book your cheap flights to Bangkok now. Reliable flying at the lowest rates. And with online bookings NO reservation costs or other hidden surcharges.

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Reader question: To Wat Chan in Galyani Vadhana

By Submitted Message
Posted in Reader question
January 14 2017

I have planned a trip with the motorbike from Samoeng (Chiang Mai) to Wat Chan (Galyani Vadhana)
My question is whether this road, Road 1349, is easy to drive on and whether anyone knows of overnight addresses with
phone numbers in Wat Chan?

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We fly to Bangkok on Thursday the 19th and have booked a flight to Hat Yai Wednesday the 25th. Plan was to continue to Koh Lipe. I hear different stories and the various weather forecasts also give a varying picture. Does anyone who may live there (nearby) know what the flooding situation is like in Hat Yai eo?

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The capital Bangkok and surrounding provinces must expect heavy rain showers on Sunday and Monday. Usually, these types of showers cause a lot of flooding for traffic.

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New natural gas buses finally hit the road

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand
January 13 2017

After yet another delay, the first 100 new buses will hit the road in Bangkok next month. The importer has paid the import levy of 40 percent for the 292 buses.

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The Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok has set itself an ambitious goal. For example, no more women may die of breast cancer during the first five years after timely diagnosis.

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