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Henk: The beach is long. Does anyone know approximately where it is?
Ger Korat: In the northeast there are only 3 major cities that are eligible for a stop: Korat, Khon Kaen and Udon. Khon Kaen and Udo
Johnny B.G: It is that there is progress in that area and that in some places there are quite nice restaurants, supermarkets with assorted items
GeertP: Yes Erik, not so long ago the Dutch “coffee connoisseurs” went on holiday with their rut hut behind the car
Mike: Hahaha Lieven, Where do you get it from, without looking at coffee grounds? Your stories are always great. I got from j again
Eric Kuypers: Rudolf, that's great! Therefore, abolish all regional airports in Thailand and the international ones because that is not for the good either
Rudolf: Who are those people who ride the HSL to Shanghai? That's the rich elite. What is the benefit to ordinary Thais of this very expensive project?
RonnyLatYa: To apply for a one-year extension in Thailand, digital knowledge is not required at any time. It was there 30 years ago too
Willem: Pattaya
Eric Kuypers: Lieven, I don't read it, but I do know: I don't have to serve you coffee with a mini spoon of Buisman in it. We had that
Rudolf: In the village I always try to teach people that their behavior also determines the behavior of the dog. The people have a st
John: Wonderfully recognizable and humorous. Now for a tasty story about the tricks and tricks of today's baristas
bert: This train always has many more stops than the plane. For example, Korat does not have an airport with an operational passenger flight
Rob V: So little? I think he puts in too much! A real HSL would have to run at least 300-400 km from Bangkok to the next one
H. Revoort: ….Acorn coffee blues…..

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The bankruptcy of urban development

By Editorial
Posted in Background
Tags: Bangkok, Chao Phraya, Chulalong Korn, Channels, Khlong, floods

November 18 2011

Bangkok's intricate system of khlongs (canals) was designed by King Rama V more than a century ago.
Its purpose was to handle heavy local rainfall, not to drain large amounts from the North, which Bangkok is now dealing with.

Plea for super-express floodway

By Editorial
Posted in Floods 2011
Tags: Bangkok, Chulalong Korn, floods

November 16 2011

A team of disaster experts from Chulalongkorn University has proposed 11 measures to prevent flooding in the future.

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The bankruptcy of urban development

Plea for super-express floodway