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globalcookie · 27-01-2018, 04:28 AM

Heard on news, the market planning to go cashless by June.

wllm33 · 03-02-2018, 11:04 PM

anyone used those oxygen tablets when bringing fish home in luggage?
can work boh ?

**Ong88** · 04-02-2018, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by wllm33

anyone used those oxygen tablets when bringing fish home in luggage?
can work boh ?

I transported fish from JJ mkt to HK.
Then back to SG
7 day trip iirc
WC nightly with mineral water or HK tap water treated with seachem Safe powder.
No oxygen supplementation.

2-3 day trip Malaysia, have done nightly WC with treated tap water. Also no oxygen added.

STC4Ever · 06-02-2018, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by exotic_idiot

Heard from thai fren.
Open daily
Wed and thurs are wholesale market
Sat and sun alot of the stores open

wholesale market is from wednesday night to thursday early morning.. start from 6pm.. have lots of fishes.. monster fishes as well but not adult.. only problem is how to bring them back...

crayfish starting from 50baht..

exotic_idiot · 07-02-2018, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by STC4Ever

wholesale market is from wednesday night to thursday early morning.. start from 6pm.. have lots of fishes.. monster fishes as well but not adult.. only problem is how to bring them back...

crayfish starting from 50baht..

Buy mini monsterfish put in luggage bag check in?

I planning to go this cny, duno got chance go fish tour around chatuchak anot? Bo bian bring family very busy jaga kids

millenium · 07-02-2018, 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by globalcookie

Heard on news, the market planning to go cashless by June.

Cashless means either u get your stuff free of charge or you exchange with your body?

Jon409 · 07-02-2018, 04:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by exotic_idiot

Buy mini monsterfish put in luggage bag check in?

I planning to go this cny, duno got chance go fish tour around chatuchak anot? Bo bian bring family very busy jaga kids

wah shiok leh bro

bring back some special fish for me leh

u jaga fish..ur queen jaga kids ok liao lah

**Ong88** · 07-02-2018, 08:24 PM

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foxwagon · 08-02-2018, 08:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by exotic_idiot

Buy mini monsterfish put in luggage bag check in?

I planning to go this cny, duno got chance go fish tour around chatuchak anot? Bo bian bring family very busy jaga kids

I also going CNY

prestontan · 08-02-2018, 10:02 PM

Read in TST today that the air quality in BKK now is not that good and the wearing of masks is encouraged. Hopefully, the air quality would improve by CNY.

source: TST (8/2/2018)

BANGKOK (REUTERS) - Residents in Bangkok, one of the world's top tourist destinations, were warned on Thursday that (Feb 8) the city's air quality had hit dangerous levels just days after the country's pollution control agency appealed to residents to wear face masks.

Air pollution in the Thai capital has come under increasing scrutiny in recent weeks with residents complaining of smog and respiratory problems. Some schools were closed on Thursday or kept children indoors.

Air Quality Index (AQI) formulas usually include up to six main pollutants including PM2.5, PM10, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and ground level ozone.

"The Pollution Control Department would like to report the situation of PM2.5 dust in the Bangkok Metropolitan area on February 8. At 12:00 hours it was measured at 72-95 micrograms per m3. Dust is likely to increase in all areas," the Pollution Control Department warned in a statement on Thursday.

That compares with a World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline of an annual average of no more than 10 micrograms. PM2.5 is a mixture of liquid droplets and solid particles that can include dust, dirt, soot and smoke.

The Air Quality Index (AQI) in central Bangkok area as measured by the Pollution Control Department on Thursday at 1.30pm showed a 135 AQI or "unhealthy" level.

The Air4Thai mobile phone application, which shows Pollution Control Department readings, does not factor in PM2.5 or fine particulate matter that pose the greatest risk to human health.

Data from the American AirVisual smartphone application showed a 154 AQI reading for Bangkok.

"We've received information from my daughter's school that they are monitoring pollution levels and will be keeping the children indoors until it improves," Joanna Lorgrailers, 32, a mother of two who lives in Bangkok, told Reuters.

Some international schools in the city have installed their own air pollution measuring devices, said parents, and are in touch with other international schools in cities with high air pollution levels to discuss ways to limit children's exposure.

The Pollution Control Department did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment.

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prestontan Arofanatic Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 171	Read in TST today that the air quality in BKK now is not that good and the wearing of masks is encouraged. Hopefully, the air quality would improve by CNY. source: TST (8/2/2018) BANGKOK (REUTERS) - Residents in Bangkok, one of the world's top tourist destinations, were warned on Thursday that (Feb 8) the city's air quality had hit dangerous levels just days after the country's pollution control agency appealed to residents to wear face masks. Air pollution in the Thai capital has come under increasing scrutiny in recent weeks with residents complaining of smog and respiratory problems. Some schools were closed on Thursday or kept children indoors. Air Quality Index (AQI) formulas usually include up to six main pollutants including PM2.5, PM10, carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and ground level ozone. "The Pollution Control Department would like to report the situation of PM2.5 dust in the Bangkok Metropolitan area on February 8. At 12:00 hours it was measured at 72-95 micrograms per m3. Dust is likely to increase in all areas," the Pollution Control Department warned in a statement on Thursday. That compares with a World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline of an annual average of no more than 10 micrograms. PM2.5 is a mixture of liquid droplets and solid particles that can include dust, dirt, soot and smoke. The Air Quality Index (AQI) in central Bangkok area as measured by the Pollution Control Department on Thursday at 1.30pm showed a 135 AQI or "unhealthy" level. The Air4Thai mobile phone application, which shows Pollution Control Department readings, does not factor in PM2.5 or fine particulate matter that pose the greatest risk to human health. Data from the American AirVisual smartphone application showed a 154 AQI reading for Bangkok. "We've received information from my daughter's school that they are monitoring pollution levels and will be keeping the children indoors until it improves," Joanna Lorgrailers, 32, a mother of two who lives in Bangkok, told Reuters. Some international schools in the city have installed their own air pollution measuring devices, said parents, and are in touch with other international schools in cities with high air pollution levels to discuss ways to limit children's exposure. The Pollution Control Department did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for comment.

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