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Nepalese are one of the larger groups of International Students to Australia which probably explains why acquiring a visa is a little more relaxed. They are also in general very hard workers with fair to reasonable English skills. Demolition company I use regularly are 100% Nepalese. Many are students who after paying for their tuition and living expenses are able to send home more money to their families than they could initially earn in Nepal. The smarter ones in Australia set up businesses and provide sponsorship arrangements.

So she is out of hospital with zero bill to pay and has hightailed it back to Ubon 😊 Not sure I would want to be in BKK at the moment either

Update: .... Although a private hospital doctors have assured her there will be no charges as it comes under the Government funding. I told her to get it in writing

In Australia anything relating to the pandemic has pretty much been covered by the Government under the Public Health System. Do the Thais also look after their people? I know as an expat or foreigner they charge like a wounded bull. But what about their own? Question prompted by a friend who has tested positive and is currently in Theptarin Hospital for 14 days. She is more terrified about getting lumped with a massive bill than the virus. I don't know much about how their public health system works.

Upper arm...all clear to date.

My melanoma experience

Would she of hand delivered his letter I wonder?

Nothing quiet like a Bloody Mary at Metro after a big night on Street 136. PP is a great place. I am just about to buy an apartment there.

How could you not like Murray 👍

Murray Walker has died at the age of 97. Loved his work and had a great sense of humor.

Keep your eye on the drummer......