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Old 28-12-2004, 00:21
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Tidal Wave Disaster Help.

Hello,

I am a Thai to English translator (vice versa) based in Pattaya, Thailand. I would be more than happy to help anybody trying to contact loved ones who may have been involved in the Tidal wave disaster in southern Thailand yesterday.

I will offer the following services "FREE OF CHARGE":
"TRANSLATION SERVICE" - E-mail’s, letters etc translated to and from Thai and forwarded by Thai post or email to your chosen destination (please note that I can only translate Thai to English and English to Thai).
"TELEPHONE CALLS" - I will try to contact your loved ones by phone in the disaster area and pass on a message for you.

If you would like to take me up on the above offers of help please email me at translate@buythai.net .

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You deserve thanks for offering your services as many people must be concerned about friends and loved ones over there. only to be frustrated by their lack of Thai.

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A really nice thing by you to do. Maybe you think it´s a small thing to offer but I insure you it will mean alot for the people whom it concerne.
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how bad is it

can you give me some details of how bad things were or are in patong, ie people missing etc and what sort of state the place is in, many thanks
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can you give me some details of how bad things were or are in patong, ie people missing etc and what sort of state the place is in, many thanks
Are you serious? Just read the post.....There are loads of reports from the guys who are there now, and pictures from all over the place.. Read the posts!!!!
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i think you are offering a very much needed service...wish i could help but stuck in the uk ..good luck and hope everything can get back to normal inthe next few months
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Below are a list of emergency numbers that have been advertised on Thai TV today:

Tsunami Emergency Numbers:
National Helpline - +66 76 216 001 (press 199 when you get through)
Airport Helpline - + 66 253 570 70 (71, 72, 73)
Surat Thani - +66 77 272 231
Krabi and Phang Nga - +66 764 111 616, +66 752 143 82, +66 76 611 302
Phucket - +66 76 217 833, +66 76 217 964
Pattalung - +66 74695 050
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