I may be going to Thailand for a period of Six months to 1 year. I have a prescription that I have taken for over 10 years that I will need to fill. The medication is called Clonzepam, klonopin in the US and Rivotril in Japan and Canada. Does anyone know the procedure for filling this in Thailand as an expat and if it is even available?
Also, do you know what the Thai name is for this medication
Where would I have it filled if I am not in Bangkok? I am in America now, I might go to phuket, Chiang mai or Bangkok.

Sporadic gunfire is still ringing around the Thai captial as the battle of Bangkok drags on. Soldiers are being placed in thousands around an anti-government camp in the heart of the city where at least 10 people have been killed and more than 125 wounded on Friday. But the Red Shirts aren’t backing down as they continue calls for the prime minister to step down. Al-Jazeera’s Wayne Hay reports. May 14, 2010

what i want to know is.. i know all that drama is doin on in bangkok but what are the people like in the other parts of thailand? like phuket, pattaya, the north? are they angry about what is happening and seem different with tourists.. or are they all good and friendly as usual.. i just dont wanna hava shit holiday!

Protesters clad in pink, yellow and multi-colored shirts take to the streets to support the government besieged by the red shirt movement which has paralyzed Bangkok. Related Article: nyti.ms

THAILAND – Tensions remain high in Thailand as police confronted “Red Shirt” protesters on Friday at a fortified barricade that forms the protesters’ front line amid fears of new violence after a series of deadly grenade attacks.

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I am planning a trip to Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Phuket. I am curious about the public restrooms in Thailand. If they are clean, have actual toilets or have toilet paper.
The reason I ask is I went on a trip to China and their public restrooms were pretty horrendous. They rarely had actual toilets. They were usually horizontal troughs or urinals built into the ground and you have to squat over a hole that usually had no flushing system, urine all over the floor, an overwhelming nauseating stench, sometimes no stalls or doors and of course, no toilet paper! LOL
So I’m curious if Thailand has a better system.
TO: byu_cougars12
It’s the kind of question I ask when I’m curious about something…..

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