Hatyai,Thailand For Sawadee Newbies

[Yokosi]

Originally Posted by BlueDragon193

Must be you.....

Yes, must be him.

An OLDER but still STRONG HUNK Playman2 !!!.

[Petercyberson]

Hi rs07,
not so much chicken farm in Hatyai now.
Beside Che Kim Yong, a few shop at Channi west and Thong Sau.
Girls quality so so. price for young chick cost 2500baht and above.
This town more quite now compare to 80s and 90s.
Many night spots like Buh Sebar and Han Sa close down many years ago.
Mainly family crows from Malaysia and Singapore
(School holiday)
Anothe hapenning place is Dandok ,45 mins drive from HY.
(Next to Thais custom where u want to cross to Malaysia)
Pub open 2pm till 3am.
Many joints there, all massage gal can go to your room.
7 months ago I was there, plenty young chicks from Miyama.
Any bro there pls update pls.

Cheers.
Petercyberson

[maddog_mlvn]

Originally Posted by Money3

bro, care to share where can get ping pong massage and how much it cost after negotiating...? will be going to HY around early Apr. Thanks

Try the massage behind the Kwan Im temple. Buy a massage voucher fm the travel agent b4 the corner of the street is cheaper. They hv 2 older lady doing it.

[KatoeyLover69]

Dear All samsters,

If you are thinking of going to Hatyai soon, please bring along your life-jacket and inflatable raft as it is raining VERY HEAVILY in Southern Thailand right now and many places are flooded ..... who knows when the BIG FLOOD will come back to Hatyai again ???

Report from The Nation dated Monday 28 March 2011 :-

Flood situation gets worse in mid-South - Bad weather closes Nakhon Si Thammarat, Samui airports; deaths rise to 9================================================== ================================

Thousands of passengers were stranded on Koh Samui in Surat Thani province yesterday, while Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport has been closed since Sunday.

Tourists on the island of Samui had completely lost access to the mainland as of press time because ferry services were also suspended.

As the severe flooding raged on in the South, the death toll rose to nine.

Flood waters are now wreaking havoc in the provinces of Chumphon, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Trang, Krabi and Phatthalung.

PM's Office Minister Satit Wongnongtaey, who chairs a committee on flood-relief operations, yesterday told inhabitants and authorities in Phang Nga and Phuket provinces also to brace for possible flooding, with heavy downpours expected to continue in the South until tomorrow.

"We are paying great attention to landslide risks. People in risky areas have already been evacuated,"the minister said. There are 28 landslide-prone spots in Phatthalung alone.

In the wake of the serious flooding, Nakhon Si Thammarat Governor Thira Mintarasak said he had declared the whole province a disaster zone.

"The situation is worrying. I have instructed rescue workers to help get the sick, the elderly, pregnant women, children and those with disabilities out of risk areas first," he said.

Flood water was still more than 1 metre deep at various spots in Nakhon Si Thammarat yesterday.

Transport Minister Sophon Saram told the Cabinet that although the water level at Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport had dropped, it was still raining in the locality.

He said officials would have to check infrastructure at the airport before deciding whether it was safe to resume services.

Civil Aviation Department director-general Somchai Janrod said the water level at the airport had fallen from 50 to 20 centimetres. "We have assigned officials to clean and clear the runaway and taxiway," he said.

He added that it would, however, take at least a week to check the electrical system because the power supply had been cut at the airport.

The situation in other parts of Nakhon Si Thammarat province is also serious.

"This is the worst flooding in three decades," said Tha Sala Hospital director Kitti Rattanasombat. He said his hospital had already transferred more than 30 inpatients to another medical facility because of the rising flood water.

Kitti added that the flooding had caused about Bt40 million in damage to medical equipment and a power generator.

Public Health Minister Jurin $$$$$nawisit said the floods had also ravaged 10 other hospitals in the South.

He said there were now eight confirmed deaths, seven of them in Nakhon Si Thammarat and the other in Surat Thani.

However, locals in Phatthalung reported a ninth death, that of seven-year-old Zordeeleen Senkliang.

To date, 13 districts of Surat Thani have been declared disaster zones, with the inundation having damaged four bridges, 11 roads and two temples.

Education Minister Chinnaworn Boonyakiat said the flooding had damaged 613 schools in Trang, Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Songkhla and Phatthalung.

Bangkok Airways cancelled all 36 domestic and international flights in and out of Samui yesterday, due to the severe thunderstorms hitting the island and the surrounding area. It said affected passengers should contact its ticketing office to rebook their flights at no additional charge.

Meanwhile, just as the floods have been raging in the South, Satit said 47 other provinces were suffering from drought.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[raymondlim346]

where to buy the voucher????????????bro

Originally Posted by etct88

many thanks, can you check on the exchange rate around Lee Garden Plaza area.

You should be enjoying yourself!

[gerbal]

Originally Posted by KatoeyLover69

Dear All samsters,

If you are thinking of going to Hatyai soon, please bring along your life-jacket and inflatable raft as it is raining VERY HEAVILY in Southern Thailand right now and many places are flooded ..... who knows when the BIG FLOOD will come back to Hatyai again ???

Report from The Nation dated Monday 28 March 2011 :-

Flood situation gets worse in mid-South - Bad weather closes Nakhon Si Thammarat, Samui airports; deaths rise to 9================================================== ================================

Thousands of passengers were stranded on Koh Samui in Surat Thani province yesterday, while Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport has been closed since Sunday.

Tourists on the island of Samui had completely lost access to the mainland as of press time because ferry services were also suspended.

As the severe flooding raged on in the South, the death toll rose to nine.

Flood waters are now wreaking havoc in the provinces of Chumphon, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Trang, Krabi and Phatthalung.

PM's Office Minister Satit Wongnongtaey, who chairs a committee on flood-relief operations, yesterday told inhabitants and authorities in Phang Nga and Phuket provinces also to brace for possible flooding, with heavy downpours expected to continue in the South until tomorrow.

"We are paying great attention to landslide risks. People in risky areas have already been evacuated,"the minister said. There are 28 landslide-prone spots in Phatthalung alone.

In the wake of the serious flooding, Nakhon Si Thammarat Governor Thira Mintarasak said he had declared the whole province a disaster zone.

"The situation is worrying. I have instructed rescue workers to help get the sick, the elderly, pregnant women, children and those with disabilities out of risk areas first," he said.

Flood water was still more than 1 metre deep at various spots in Nakhon Si Thammarat yesterday.

Transport Minister Sophon Saram told the Cabinet that although the water level at Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport had dropped, it was still raining in the locality.

He said officials would have to check infrastructure at the airport before deciding whether it was safe to resume services.

Civil Aviation Department director-general Somchai Janrod said the water level at the airport had fallen from 50 to 20 centimetres. "We have assigned officials to clean and clear the runaway and taxiway," he said.

He added that it would, however, take at least a week to check the electrical system because the power supply had been cut at the airport.

The situation in other parts of Nakhon Si Thammarat province is also serious.

"This is the worst flooding in three decades," said Tha Sala Hospital director Kitti Rattanasombat. He said his hospital had already transferred more than 30 inpatients to another medical facility because of the rising flood water.

Kitti added that the flooding had caused about Bt40 million in damage to medical equipment and a power generator.

Public Health Minister Jurin $$$$$nawisit said the floods had also ravaged 10 other hospitals in the South.

He said there were now eight confirmed deaths, seven of them in Nakhon Si Thammarat and the other in Surat Thani.

However, locals in Phatthalung reported a ninth death, that of seven-year-old Zordeeleen Senkliang.

To date, 13 districts of Surat Thani have been declared disaster zones, with the inundation having damaged four bridges, 11 roads and two temples.

Education Minister Chinnaworn Boonyakiat said the flooding had damaged 613 schools in Trang, Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Songkhla and Phatthalung.

Bangkok Airways cancelled all 36 domestic and international flights in and out of Samui yesterday, due to the severe thunderstorms hitting the island and the surrounding area. It said affected passengers should contact its ticketing office to rebook their flights at no additional charge.

Meanwhile, just as the floods have been raging in the South, Satit said 47 other provinces were suffering from drought.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

so is it safe to go ? will water level in hatyai be high ? are all the farms and drinkin place still open ?

[jc_wtc]

Thanks for the info, that is great news for all bro's who want to go Hatyai soon.

I just pass u my lucky 7 stars.

QUOTE=KatoeyLover69;5799161]Dear All samsters,

If you are thinking of going to Hatyai soon, please bring along your life-jacket and inflatable raft as it is raining VERY HEAVILY in Southern Thailand right now and many places are flooded ..... who knows when the BIG FLOOD will come back to Hatyai again ???

Report from The Nation dated Monday 28 March 2011 :-

Flood situation gets worse in mid-South - Bad weather closes Nakhon Si Thammarat, Samui airports; deaths rise to 9================================================== ================================

Thousands of passengers were stranded on Koh Samui in Surat Thani province yesterday, while Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport has been closed since Sunday.

Tourists on the island of Samui had completely lost access to the mainland as of press time because ferry services were also suspended.

As the severe flooding raged on in the South, the death toll rose to nine.

Flood waters are now wreaking havoc in the provinces of Chumphon, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Trang, Krabi and Phatthalung.

PM's Office Minister Satit Wongnongtaey, who chairs a committee on flood-relief operations, yesterday told inhabitants and authorities in Phang Nga and Phuket provinces also to brace for possible flooding, with heavy downpours expected to continue in the South until tomorrow.

"We are paying great attention to landslide risks. People in risky areas have already been evacuated,"the minister said. There are 28 landslide-prone spots in Phatthalung alone.

In the wake of the serious flooding, Nakhon Si Thammarat Governor Thira Mintarasak said he had declared the whole province a disaster zone.

"The situation is worrying. I have instructed rescue workers to help get the sick, the elderly, pregnant women, children and those with disabilities out of risk areas first," he said.

Flood water was still more than 1 metre deep at various spots in Nakhon Si Thammarat yesterday.

Transport Minister Sophon Saram told the Cabinet that although the water level at Nakhon Si Thammarat Airport had dropped, it was still raining in the locality.

He said officials would have to check infrastructure at the airport before deciding whether it was safe to resume services.

Civil Aviation Department director-general Somchai Janrod said the water level at the airport had fallen from 50 to 20 centimetres. "We have assigned officials to clean and clear the runaway and taxiway," he said.

He added that it would, however, take at least a week to check the electrical system because the power supply had been cut at the airport.

The situation in other parts of Nakhon Si Thammarat province is also serious.

"This is the worst flooding in three decades," said Tha Sala Hospital director Kitti Rattanasombat. He said his hospital had already transferred more than 30 inpatients to another medical facility because of the rising flood water.

Kitti added that the flooding had caused about Bt40 million in damage to medical equipment and a power generator.

Public Health Minister Jurin $$$$$nawisit said the floods had also ravaged 10 other hospitals in the South.

He said there were now eight confirmed deaths, seven of them in Nakhon Si Thammarat and the other in Surat Thani.

However, locals in Phatthalung reported a ninth death, that of seven-year-old Zordeeleen Senkliang.

To date, 13 districts of Surat Thani have been declared disaster zones, with the inundation having damaged four bridges, 11 roads and two temples.

Education Minister Chinnaworn Boonyakiat said the flooding had damaged 613 schools in Trang, Krabi, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani, Songkhla and Phatthalung.

Bangkok Airways cancelled all 36 domestic and international flights in and out of Samui yesterday, due to the severe thunderstorms hitting the island and the surrounding area. It said affected passengers should contact its ticketing office to rebook their flights at no additional charge.

Meanwhile, just as the floods have been raging in the South, Satit said 47 other provinces were suffering from drought.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork[/QUOTE]

[maxisguy25]

I am going on the 1 April to 3 April 2011. Hope no floods. Only flooding in the room. Last time i go after the nov floods. Had a good time. Have to call Hatyai to get latest info. Am going by bus on the 31st nite from Ipoh. Anybody wants to join me. Price RM350 for single room ( includes breakfast, transport to and from, 2 nites stay). PM me for more information.

[KatoeyLover69]

Originally Posted by maxisguy25

I am going on the 1 April to 3 April 2011. Hope no floods. Only flooding in the room

Report from Bangkok Post dated Tuesday 29 March 2011 :-

Floods continue to disrupt Southern Thailand

There has been no let up to the heavy rain and associated flooding across southern Thailand, disrupting transport and day to day businesses.

Reports on Tuesday morning said all 13 districts of Narathiwat province had seen continual rainfall since Monday night, causing widespread flooding in many areas.

About 90 per cent of land and plantations in Narathiwat were flooded, with the water between 40 and 50 centimetres deep.

Goods on sale in shops have been ruined as people could not move them to higher ground before the flood water surged into their premises.

The National Disaster Warning Centre forecast is for more heavy rain today and into tomorrow .

The centre warned people in Satun, Trang, Krabi, Phuket, Phang Nga, Ranong, Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala, Songkhla, Phatthalung, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Surat Thani and Chumphon of the danger of forest run-off and landslides.

The waves in the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea were reported at two to three metres high.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from Bangkok Post dated Tuesday 29 March 2011 :-

All South-bound trains halted

All train services to the South have been suspended because of the heavy flooding, State Railways of Thailand (SRT) public relations chief Nuan-anong Wongchan said on Tuesday.

Mrs Nuan-anong said the Bangkok-Surat Thani train which departed Hua Lamphong at 8.05am would stop at Chumphon.

Other South-bound trains,normally scheduled to leave Bangkok between 1pm and 10pm, have been suspended.

Passengers who bought tickets can get a full refund, she said.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[Sawadicup]

Originally Posted by KatoeyLover69

Report from Bangkok Post dated Tuesday 29 March 2011 :-

All South-bound trains halted

All train services to the South have been suspended because of the heavy flooding, State Railways of Thailand (SRT) public relations chief Nuan-anong Wongchan said on Tuesday.

Mrs Nuan-anong said the Bangkok-Surat Thani train which departed Hua Lamphong at 8.05am would stop at Chumphon.

Other South-bound trains,normally scheduled to leave Bangkok between 1pm and 10pm, have been suspended.

Passengers who bought tickets can get a full refund, she said.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork

Me going to HY tomolow from Dandok. Hopefully no floods there.

[KatoeyLover69]

Originally Posted by maxisguy25

I am going on the 1 April to 3 April 2011. Hope no floods. Am going by bus on the 31st nite from Ipoh.

If possible, better postpone your trip ... all the areas/provinces around Hatyai are flooded now and Hatyai will be flooded also isoon

However, if you still insist on going, better bring lots og Maggi mee and biscuits to eat in the hotel room in case the hotel got flooded and you atre stranded there

[Money3]

Originally Posted by maddog_mlvn

Try the massage behind the Kwan Im temple. Buy a massage voucher fm the travel agent b4 the corner of the street is cheaper. They hv 2 older lady doing it.

thanks bro, will try to search for it .

[jimfairy]

jz return from hatyai... yes, is raining dogs n cats now..rain not heavy in hatyai but is non stop drizzling..

manage to find a short time farm in WAINGPIN HOTEL at 2nd floor...named NICE LADY..most of the gals r pretty.. mayb u all n try go n take a look..

price is 1400/1700 baht.. only short time there.entitled for 1.5 hr..

[Nokia6600]

Wa lau, damn suay...... going on 31st March eh. Now flash flood?