PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010

Master J wrote:
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010

Oh, thanks, Master...

And why do I feel you are putting an eye to comments that may relate to this?

Good work for being relevant...I believe it is a must...

Tracy-Diaz wrote:
Master J wrote:
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010

Oh, thanks, Master...

And why do I feel you are putting an eye to comments that may relate to this?

Good work for being relevant...I believe it is a must...

Be safe Ms Tracy.

Master J wrote:
Tracy-Diaz wrote:
Master J wrote:
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010

Oh, thanks, Master...

And why do I feel you are putting an eye to comments that may relate to this?

Good work for being relevant...I believe it is a must...

Be safe Ms Tracy.

And, you are actually keeping my mouth strapped. But, really, really, do you think, Master, that we cannot have a piece to tell the world that what is happening right now is seemingly so familiar to us, Filipinos?

People are starting to talk, I like to talk too especially in SP and not in any other hellhole forums like the one I have come across with...

www.thaivisa.com/forum/US-UK-Closes-Emba...4959.html&st=250

I have a stupendous vigor to talking my mind out and you know that very well, Master, right?

Master J wrote:
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010


Plus

1. Don’t participate to any political argument or political criticism.

2. Avoid the hot zone or the rally areas.

3. Don’t wear clothing that indicates a certain movement.

4. Always be vigilant. Read the news, internet forum updates and watch local TV news.

5. Be aware of what is going on in your neighborhood.

6. Keep away from people who are involve to any political agenda.

7. Refrain from gathering more than 5 people in the public places.

8. Make sure that you have enough money in your wallet or at home.

9. Stock up enough food and water in your place.

10. Always check the load and battery of your mobile. Save the number of the embassy or other important agencies.

11. Store necessary medicine such as paracetamol, antibiotic and pain reliever meds.

12. Pack up important clothing and things in your bag.

13. Make a definite list of destinations in case you’ll leave your house.

14. Don’t panic. Always have a presents of mind.

15. If you have an automobile, always check the gas.

16. Don’t get involve to any conflict against the local people.

17. Make sure that you always have your passport, work permit and other personal documents.

18. Keep in touch to your family, relatives and friends more often.

19. Don’t assume and presume. Just always be ready.

20. Always open this website for more updates.

Tracy-Diaz wrote:
Master J wrote:
Tracy-Diaz wrote:
Master J wrote:
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010

Oh, thanks, Master...

And why do I feel you are putting an eye to comments that may relate to this?

Good work for being relevant...I believe it is a must...

Be safe Ms Tracy.

And, you are actually keeping my mouth strapped. But, really, really, do you think, Master, that we cannot have a piece to tell the world that what is happening right now is seemingly so familiar to us, Filipinos?

People are starting to talk, I like to talk too especially in SP and not in any other hellhole forums like the one I have come across with...

www.thaivisa.com/forum/US-UK-Closes-Emba...4959.html&st=250

I have a stupendous vigor to talking my mind out and you know that very well, Master, right?

Of course Ms Tracy everybody does. But I hope that you are also aware of the increasing resentments towards foreigners due to comments in that forum? What do you think could possibly happen due to this?

Master J wrote:
Tracy-Diaz wrote:
Master J wrote:
Tracy-Diaz wrote:
Master J wrote:
PHILIPPINE EMBASSY ADVISORY


To : The Filipino community in Thailand

Re : Political tension in Bangkok

Due to the escalating political tension in Bangkok the past three days, the Embassy would like to advise the community to take the following precautionary measures:

1. Do not take sides in the ongoing political crisis;

2. Refrain from going near any of the rally sites or its vicinity; and

3. With the present tense situation, it is best to stay at home, as much as possible.

Please be guided accordingly.


(Original signed)
ANTONIO V. RODRIGUEZ
Ambassador


15 May 2010

Oh, thanks, Master...

And why do I feel you are putting an eye to comments that may relate to this?

Good work for being relevant...I believe it is a must...

Be safe Ms Tracy.

And, you are actually keeping my mouth strapped. But, really, really, do you think, Master, that we cannot have a piece to tell the world that what is happening right now is seemingly so familiar to us, Filipinos?

People are starting to talk, I like to talk too especially in SP and not in any other hellhole forums like the one I have come across with...

www.thaivisa.com/forum/US-UK-Closes-Emba...4959.html&st=250

I have a stupendous vigor to talking my mind out and you know that very well, Master, right?

Of course Ms Tracy everybody does. But I hope that you are also aware of the increasing resentments towards foreigners due to comments in that forum? What do you think could possibly happen due to this?

Yeah, very clever and wise, Master...As I've said, I have seen it now. I now know 100% what you are trying to imply. I get it big time!

So, we, Filipinos, stay put but just be safe and informed in order not to get astray and be hit with stray bullets...he he he.

And, it is correct, if we are not going to follow the ill-liberated tongues of the other farangs, we surely can get something positive from that. We will be adorned by the Thais for being respectful of their affairs. Bow, bow, bow until we can or until those farangs stop rumbling about something they really don't understand. Yes, this is not our fight and better be safe and silent...and calm.

Hello Ms Tracy,

We just want the best for our dear friends and community. Thanks for the openness and understanding. That is one thing that we truly appreciate with you.

Each one of us have our own problems as well as every country. When one is in crisis like what is happening now here in Thailand, and there is nothing we can do to help, the best is to cross our fingers and pray that peace be restored in this land....also, secure ourselves ...be safe.