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[snipeshot08]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

Mod could had deleted the thread...but i did not because i knew how sore you felt...let you hv a thread to air your unhappiness...you will not be the first and last do this...

This statement is quite true thats why emotions is always a killer and we as men are always vulnerable & prone to this........

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

No lah we are not tokking about you so dun worry too much okay??? BTW you no more GrandMasters level you were already promoted long time ago liao to the upmost topmost eche-verylong of Transcended Beings liao

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

I hv no level at all...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Errr you called a press conference inside the massage room izit??? Then everybody can press here press there then do a conference with each other

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

He he...hi hi...haha...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Yah so much so until they start to print toilet papers with my face in it so that they can wipe their backsides everyday with it......

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

So smart so clever SGM...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Why shocked leh??? This one is Chapalang simi-sai rojak Wetnam thread so almost everything under the sun also can post mah except for abusive & inflammatory posts of cos......
8
Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

Hi hi...so long u dun mind...now this thread plenty of new activities...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Yalor I agree, SGM = ??? a.k.a UNKNOWNS

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

SGM = Supreme Grand Master of XNN.com...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Wah even by Sinkie standards that is already a lot of $$$$$

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

Vn wil allow betting on soccer too soon...what sai also legal soon except whoring...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Wah you win liao I really do not know what to reply to this comment.....

Because my cheena is half-pail-water .......

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

Translated to steal pussy aid penis...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Seriously speaking I am quite lucky as beautiful girls have never been been my types I rather prefer those sweet or cute looking as compared to beautiful or elegant tall model-types

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

In short...ah hua ah lien demure type...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Errrmm I am a bit cuntfused, where did this discussion originated from and who is this girl??? Cause could not find the original posts or either that I might have missed them.....:cool

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

This statement is quite true thats why emotions is always a killer and we as men are always vulnerable & prone to this........:cool

Cheerios.......SS08 ^_^

Mod merged one thread here...think you missed it purposely...

https://sammyboyforum.org.nz/showpos...ostcount=32060

[betsy will]

Originally Posted by snipeshot08

Errr you called a press conference inside the massage room izit??? Then everybody can press here press there then do a conference with each other

Cheerios......SS08 ^_^

Haha, good one

[Hurricane88]

Please do not quote whole posts.

Useful services & phone numbers in Vietnam (Bookmark)

Oct 20 2016

Vietnam Emergency Phone Numbers

Safety while travel to a country is the foremost concern for visitors. However, certain unforeseen circumstances are inevitable, under which case, certain emergency contact numbers of the concerned country come handy.

To ensure utmost convenience during your stay in Vietnam, we provide you with a list of Vietnam Emergency Phone Numbers that you can make use of any urgent unforeseen situation during your tours to Vietnam.

In case of police assistance in Vietnam, the number to contact is 113, for the Fire Brigade, you can dial 114 and to contact the ambulance in case of medical aid, the number is 115.

These are the essential emergency phone numbers in Vietnam that every traveler to the country must be aware of.

Besides these, however, there are several other numbers that you can use in case of emergency situations during travel to Vietnam. These are listed below for your reference:

Country Code: +84
International Call Prefix: 00
Trunk Prefix: 0

Telephone Repair – 119
Drainage – 8234444 – 8230800
Greenery – 8316181 – 8550488
Street Lamps – 8535500
Roads and Bridges – 8531111

The emergency phone numbers for hospitals in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, and Ho Chi Minh, the largest city are:

Hanoi:

International SOS (24-hr alarm center and medical emergency teams) – 9340555
Vietnam International Hospital (24-hr emergency clinic) – 5740740
Medex (24-hr emergency) – 8430748

Ho Chi Minh:

International SOS (24-hr alarm center and medical emergency teams) – 8298424, 8298520
Alain Carpentier Foundation IMC Heart Institute (24 hr emergency) – 8654025
Colombia Asia Saigon (24-hour emergency) – 8238455

Hanoi became the capital of Vietnam in 1010. Since then, it is the social, cultural and economic center of the country. It is one of the most captivating cities in Southeast Asia.

Hanoi has emerged as a fascinating and unconventional tourist destination over the years. People, weary of visiting the clichéd and over crowded places, now prefer Hanoi as a charming city unique in its own beauty and culture.

While traveling to Hanoi you may need certain important phone numbers which might come handy during times of emergency.

And, it is always better to keep these phone numbers if you find yourself in any kind of unpleasant situation.

Useful list of emergency phone numbers in Hanoi.

Emergency Numbers

Police 113
Fire Brigade 114
Ambulance 115
International Telephone Service 110
International Telephone Service Rate 112
General Inquires 1080

Emergency Medical Numbers

Family Medical Practice (04) 843 0748
International SOS (04) 934 0555
Viet Duc Hospital (04) 828-9852
Hanoi French Hospital (04) 574 1111

Emergency Foreign Embassies Numbers

Hanoi Immigration Office 8253076
Algeria 825 3865/933 2151
Argentina 831 5262/3
Australia 831 7755
Austria 943 3050/3051
Bangladesh 771 6625/7829
Belarus 829 0494
Belgium 934 6179/80
Brazil 843 0817, 843 2544
United Kingdom 936 0500
United States of America 772 1500
Sri Lanka 734 1894/6
Russia 833 6991/6992
Italy 825 6246
India 824 4989
France 943 7719
Germany 845 3836/3837
China 845 3736
Canada 734 5000

Saigon Emergency Numbers

There is a wide range of other responsibilities involved, when you are planning your travel schedule to the city of Ho Chi Minh or Saigon in Vietnam and the availability of the emergency phone numbers in the town is one such aspect that needs to be taken care of.

Regarding the various emergencies in the city we provide you with the contact numbers to make your stay in the city more smooth and comfortable.

In the list of emergency numbers you can check out the numbers of the various important associations which are always at your service to make your life more comfortable in the town.

In case of emergencies you can flip through the following phone numbers:

Emergencies

Ambulance: PHONE: 15
Fire: PHONE: 14
Police: PHONE: 13

Regarding the medical emergencies you can check out the contact numbers of the various hospitals in the city:

Asia Emergency Assistance AEA
Han Ham Building, 65 Nguyen Du St. District 1, Saigon
PHONE: 08/829-8520

International SOS Assistance

Han Ham Building, 65 Nguyen Du St., District 3, Saigon
PHONE: 08/829-8520 for emergencies; 08/829-4386 for the clinic

CENTRE MEDICAL INTERNATIONAL
1 Han Thuyen Street
District 1 Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
24-Hour Emergency Number: (08) 865 4025
Tel: (08) 827 2366
Fax: (08) 827 2365
E-mail: centremedic.inder@hcm.fpt.vn

CHO RAY HOSPITAL (the largest hospital in Ho Chi Minh City)
201 B Nguyen Chi Thanh St.
District 5 Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
24-Hour Emergency Number: (08) 855 4137
Tel: (08) 855 4138 (08)856 3526
Fax: (08) 855 7267
E-mail: benhvienchoray@hcm.vnn.vn

FAMILY MEDICAL PRACTICE
Diamond Plaza
34 Le Duan, District 1 Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Tel: (08) 822 7848
Fax: (08) 822 7859
Email: hcmc@vietnammedicalpractice.com

FRANCO-VIETNAMESE HOSPITAL
6 Nguyen Luong Bang
Tan Phu Ward, District 7 Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Tel: (08) 411 3333
jf.biset@fvhospital.com

GRAND DENTISTRY
Ground Floor, Sun Wah Tower
115 Nguyen Hue Blvd.
District 1 Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Tel: (08) 821 9446

SAIGON CLINIC
8 Alexandre De Rhodes
District 1
Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM
Tel: (08) 823 8455
Fax: (08) 823 8454/829 2295

Regarding your safety issues the emergency phone number of the police station in Ho Chi Minh City is:

Ho Chi Minh City Police Station
161 Nguyen Du, Quan 1 Saigon
Tel 99398 or 97107
Open from 8-11am and 1-4pm
Police code: 03
Ho Chi Minh City Code: 08

For visitors information contact
Vietnam tourism / Vinatour
Head Office:
54 Nguyen Du
Hanoi
Tel (04) 257245 Fax (04) 252707

Branch Office:
128A Pasteur Saigon 1, Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City
Tel (08) 299868
Fax (08) 299868In order to contact your relatives for any emergency or to send mail contact the general or the main post office in Ho Chi Minh
Address: Dong Khoi, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Phone: +84 8 829 2291

Thus in Ho Chi Minh City you can always ensure the safety of yourself and your family aided by these emergency phone numbers.

Remember the country code of Ho Chi Minh City is +84 (8).

[Hurricane88]

Passengers probed for beating female employee at Hanoi airport

TUOI TRE NEWS
UPDATED : 10/20/2016 10:37 GMT + 7

National carrier Vietnam Airlines has requested stern punishment for two passengers who assaulted a female employee at a major airport in Hanoi.

Tran Duong Tung, 32, and Dao Vinh Thuan, 37, two passengers on flight VN7265 from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, were investigated for attacking Nguyen Le Quynh Anh, a Vietnam Airlines airport service deputy, at Noi Bai International Airport on Tuesday afternoon.

According to security camera footage, Anh was restrained by one of the passengers while the other repeatedly hit her on the head with what appears to be a tablet.

Two other male passengers were infuriated by the action and assaulted the two attackers, leading to a confrontation between the four men.

Airport security officers arrived shortly after the incident, escorting the four individuals to their office at the airdrome.

Police officers were asked to assist in the investigation amidst Tung and Thuan’s continued aggression and refusal to cooperate.

According to the report, Anh and Ta Duc Giang, an airport supervisor who witnessed the entire incident, were monitoring security procedures on the second floor of Terminal T1 prior to the attack.

The two employees approached Tung and Thuan in the security scanning area after the two passengers missed their flight.

Following Giang and Anh’s explanation on how to resolve the problem, the two passengers continued to verbally abuse the staffers.

Anh began filming the incident with her smartphone before being grabbed by Thuan and beaten by Tung, Giang recounted.

Anh was later admitted to a local hospital for a health check, the airport supervisor added.

During an interview with Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper, a representative from the Northern Airports Authority said the case was still being clarified.

Meanwhile, Tran Dang Hai, chief inspector at the Hanoi Department of Transport, affirmed that he was verifying reports that Thuan is an inspector at the department.

[Hurricane88]

Vietnamese singer banned from performing for exposing breasts

TUOI TRE NEWS
UPDATED : 10/15/2016 15:02 GMT + 7

A young Vietnamese singer has been banned from performing in the northern province of Quang Ninh after having her breasts fully exposed during a recent show there.

Linh Miu, or Vu Thuy Linh, was singing and dancing at a business fair in Quang Ninh, home to the famed Ha Long Bay, on Wednesday, when her skimpy dress slipped off, revealing her sensitive body parts.

According to a video capturing the performance showed on YouTube, Linh Miu kept on her performance, apparently unaware of the fully exposed breasts.

It was not until a few minutes later did the female singer, infamous for clips with skimpy dressings on YouTube, realize the incident and ‘corrected’ her outfit.

After the incident, the Quang Ninh culture department decided to prohibit Linh Miu from further performance in the province.

The department also requested the organizing board of the business fair to strictly supervise their entertaining activities, including performances and concerts.

[Hurricane88]

Hoi An to issue tourist code of conduct

TUOI TRE NEWS
UPDATED : 10/12/2016 14:06 GMT + 7

The administration of Hoi An, the popular tourist city in the central province of Quang Nam, is preparing a code of conduct for tourists, having previously issued a set of rules and recommendations to residents and vendors inside the famous ancient town.

The code of conduct for residents and business owners in Hoi An Ancient Town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999, has been promulgated via a leaflet distributed to local residents and vendors earlier this year.

The document consists of a list of do’s and don’ts as well as various prohibitions for vendors and service providers. All are aimed at preserving the valuable architecture and culture of a busy regional trading port that dates back to the 15th century.

For example, vendors inside the ancient town are advised to use environmentally friendly and traditional materials to decorate their place of business and to behave in a friendly and polite manner toward customers and tourists.

Service providers should not occupy pavements or even the streets to display their goods, or use overly bright signs.

As for the prohibitions, the city’s administration has banned all begging and dishonest business activities inside the ancient town.

Hoi An authorities are also preparing a similar code of conduct for foreigners, at a time when some international visitors have behaved inappropriately at the World Heritage site.

“Many tourists wear skimpy clothes when walking around the ancient town or even while visiting temples and pagodas,” Hoi An chairman Nguyen Van Dung told the local Quang Nam newspaper.

Dung said such visitors will be reminded of the proper dress code at these attractions, as “Hoi An has to protect its culture rather than trade it purely for economic growth.”

Quang Nam has reported an average growth in tourism numbers of 12 percent annually since 2000, according to Quang Nam newspaper.

The central province welcomed 3.85 million visitors in 2015, and 3.3 million in the Jan-Sep period this year. Tourist arrivals in the nine month period rose 11 percent on a year earlier, adding some VND2.3 trillion ($102.68 million) into the province’s budget, according to the newspaper.

The Hoi An administration is one step ahead of their superiors in provincial administration, as an official code of conduct for tourists at the province-level remains on paper only.

“We have to wait for an amendment to the law on tourism to be released,” Dinh Hai, director of the provincial tourism department, said.

Any regulations or sanctions to be established in the code of conduct must be in line with those of tourism law, which is being amended, he explained.

“My stance is that we should not be hasty, but rather wait until the National Assembly approves the amended tourism law,” he said.