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Health & safety

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Emergency numbers

Tourist Police: 1155

General Emergencies: 911 / 191

Unwanted Intruding Animals: 1699

Issues with Taxi Drivers: 1584

Road Accidents: 1146

Hospitals in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai has some very modern, well-equipped hospitals. Chiang Mai Ram McCormick

Dental Dental4U Dental World Chiang Mai

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Is Chiang Mai safe for solo female travelers?

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"Chiang Mai has such a warm, welcoming feel to it. I never felt uncomfortable. I walked home by myself later at night and, apart from the odd stray dog, I never felt worried for my safety."
Holly Batham

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Best travel insurance for Chiang Mai

Travel insurance isn't mandatory, but recommended. 
Choose a plan that offers coverage for Covid-19 and unexpected quarantine. If you plan to ride a motorbike or moped, make sure you have the correct license and that you're wearing your helmet (travel insurance usually won't cover you if you were not following the local safety rules and regulations!)

Vaccines

*this information is taken from the official CDC website

Apart from routine vaccines, check with your doctor if they recommend taking additional ones against:

- Hepatitis A - Hepatitis B - Typhoid - Rabies - Diphtheria - Tetanus

Drinkable tap water?

No, however, filtered water is readily available around the island. Airports have water points to fill up reusable bottles. 

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