The Prime Minister is not sure that the 7-day blockade of Bangkok will stop the spread of COVID-19
The Prime Minister is not sure that the 7-day blockade of Bangkok will stop the spread of COVID-19
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Reopening bars: People drinking alcohol are difficult to control and risk spreading virus
The Committee for Covid-19 Situation Administration blamed alcohol drinkers directly for not opening pubs and bars in Thailand. Dr Aphisamai Srirangsan said the CCSA sympathizes with the industry after begging the government to allow them to reopen the multi-billion baht industry last week. But, he said, Covid-19 infections are caused by “people’s actions” and people…
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Expo 2020 Dubai
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Elderly expats given lifeline regarding mandatory insurance requirement for Non-Immigrant “O-A” visas
The Thai government on Tuesday passed new rules that will help people over the age of 70 purchase health insurance as part of applying for an “O-A” nonimmigrant visa. Previously, applicants had to purchase health insurance from a Thai insurance provider via the website https://longstay.tgia.org/. However, it can be difficult for people over the age…
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Photograph of the week: Flamingos at Olbia, Sardinia
Photograph of the week: Flamingos at Olbia, Sardinia
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COVID vaccine certificates and health passes for travel: your questions answered
COVID vaccine certificates and health passes for travel: your questions answered
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ECOSPORT SARDINIA
Forced, at least for the moment, to use the internet for virtual trips, today we take you to Golfo Spurlatta, an itinerary full of beauty, a few minutes from the city center, to visit when we can resume moving freely, while remaining in our municipality of Olbia.
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The Guinness family
Joan is the ex-wife of Loel Guinness, a British parliamentarian and patron of the beer of the same name, who in the 1950s financed the adventures of Jacques Cousteau and the research vessel Calipso. He will also be the producer of the documentary film “The silent world” shot in the depths of the Mediterranean, the…
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Luigi Vietti
He enrolled in the faculty of engineering in Milan in 1923, but after moving to Rome in 1925 he graduated with honors in architecture at Sapienza in 1928. In 1929 he won the competition organized by the Institute for Popular Housing in Rome to build a model house in Garbatella (lot XXIV). He approaches the…
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Rafael Neville Conte de Berlanga
I am pleased to introduce our travelers to a very important person who has made a great contribution to the tourism industry, both in Sardinia and Spain, but has never sought fame for his work. In fact, it was only by public acclamation that his name was given to a delightful place he created: Porto…
