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.
News
July 2010: Legionnaire’s Disease Outbreak Warning in Northern Thailand
July 2010: PM Abhisit warns political demonstrations likely to return to Bangkok soon
July 2010: Thailand ranked 22nd for TB in the world
July 2010: Dengue and Cholera outbreaks in Thailand
2010-2012: Thailand’s Emergency Services Master Plan
March 2010: The BFA worked for 2 months on standby for the Red Shirt Protests.
January 2010: BFA becomes a registered Charity
2008: Marko receives a Special service Medal from the NZ Government
For the last 10 years’ Media Links click here
Below: Some photos of the recent Red Shirt Protests in Bangkok
More protests March 2010
Bangkok Central Business District (Silom) April
On the 14th of September 2009, Ruamkatanyu has recognised my long service and endowed me with a lifetime call-sign “Nakorn 0514″.
Are you sure it was the Army that shot your friend? Where you there? What were the circumstances?
Have you thought about “Tweeting” your adventures!? I’m sure you’d get plenty of followers and can also promote your website at the same time!
Take care out there Marko
Steve:)
Yes Im sure it was the army because I was there too and the Army came around the corner suddenly only 10 meters away and opened up in everyone in the street. Can’t blame them because now the Red’s are not Red anymore and so they can’t distinguish and so anyone in the area is a target now, BUT saying that, you would think they could distinguish an ambulance!