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The BFA needs US$200,000 to buy new vehicles to continue EMS education, training and rescue work in Thailand. Secondly, we need a sponsor to provide running costs of (US$1600) to do this in order to run them 24 hours/7 days a week.
Photos: Rescue
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2009: Standby at the Red Shirt Protests UDD
KED Vehicle extraction
Motorcycle victims: 80% of our work
Yellow Shirts occupy the airport
The fire on Sukumvit where I broke my leg
The New Years Eve Santika pub fire: 74 dead
Me, climbing a collapsed crane to rescue someone
Another fire
Wellington Free Ambulance: Training
Hi Mark . Saw you on the news back when the tsunami struck. Wondered how you were but never followed up. Then this morning you were on national radio ..tu meke. You have come a ways brother. Nice to learn about your journey …go you good man. Sounds to me like you are doing the Darma and leaving the religion to others. That’s the path I reckon. Get a load of me going all Yoda on you. I am still in Wellington. Feel free to make contact and maybe we can catch up next time you are passing through. Love always ! Bruce
I can’t find a nice words to praise you that you do for a public interests or a public hazard. I know you do that by your brave heart.
You change a trouble, all of misery to safe and secure every adulation that gush to you from all of my heart.
You gave a hope and made merit in hopless day with your glorious mind.
You’re admier me about your duty to help every cusualty in every calamity places. I’m impress to know that on this world had someone like you.
Thank you in the name of Thai-people and all.
Rose
You are nice person really Marko.I hope you will got a good thing back.You are Hero in Thailand.
you are doing alot fo good things in Bangkok.I have seen motorcyle outside my hotels window and it was pretty scary,you go see this first hand very often.