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On 9/22/2020 at 5:47 PM, scubascuba3 said:

I contacted Bryton about my cycle computer issues since buying the Xiaomi and couldn't resolve and they said most of the issues they have received are with Xiaomi phones. I reckon most of the reviews of the Redmi phones are probably fake or by fanboys

Well I have bought a bunch of Redmi phones so my reviews are real. However, my daughter's note 9 is now behaving like you describe, and so there is a problem with MIUI 12 after the update. But I am sure there will be a fix coming up as well. I am going to wait for the fix.

2 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

it's the airlines that require the test.

So. for all countries, citizens of that country aren't getting tested for the airlines, but the foreigners are?

5 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

When you repatriated to your own country, did you have to test?

 

When i flew out to UK June, i did not......

 

To be expected really.

 How many countries require covid tests for asymptomatic foreigners? 

 I have the Redmi note5, wife has the note 7, Daughter has the 9. I am likely getting the 10. Everyone quite pleased with their phones. However, I will do my research before getting another. Perhaps The golden era is over for the Redmi Notes.

 By the numbers. Thailand hasn't has its Covid problem yet. Meaning Thailand will be at risk much longer than other countries. Low numbers to date means higher risk going forward.

I vote we have a two categories for POTY, the big girl's blouse division and the unlimited class. That should accommodate  almost everyone.

1 hour ago, ThailandRyan said:

Then it should say tested on the 6th and found positive on the 7th with the positive report being processed for reporting on the 8th.  He was not known to be positive on the 6th, just tested. I know semantics, but it creates a lag in the reporting and documentation factually. 

It's a news release in Thailand. Just be happy you achieved a basic understanding of what was meant. The writer probably didn't

At least we got a year before the Gates/Fauci depopulation program begins.

What they need is a rail yard at each coast and loading cranes on each side.

Boat pulls up to the port. multi destination shipments are distributed by train car to specific ships on the other side, pick them up and off you go. All computer controlled. You get the benefit of distribution as well as not needing to divide the country. Ships only need to go part of the distance. No inherent canal problems, like having special pilots, and bottlenecking. You can also choose the location based on land based benefits rather than the place being determined by the narrowness of the land and sea depth. of course this is mainly for container ships.

On 8/21/2020 at 8:07 AM, rimmae2 said:

I was given following wording from Embassy where I was and informed that there was no standard wording.

I arrived at Don Mueang on the first flight to receive non Thai citizens. Lady checking my documents questioned the wording at the top, I explained the source of the wording and her colleague/superior immeditely said that it was OK. Took less than 5 minutes for documents to be checked and go through Immigration.

 

"Air Fitness Certificate.

This is to certify that Mr./Ms./Mrs. ..., .. yrs, male/female, Passport No. ...., has undergone a clinical check-up on ...date.... He/She is clinically screened for symptom and found no sneezing, running nose, cough, sore throat, high, grade fever, nor breathing difficulty. No history of travel to another country during his/her stay in India. Clinically, he/she is fit to fly back to his/her country of residence.

Certified that she/he is clinically fit to travel by air.

Medical Officer’s Signature: ………………………………
Name …………………………………………………........
Registration Number: ………………………………………"

The form I used, which was originally posted on the consulate website, actually caused me some trouble because it did not specifically say fit to fly on it. They let it go however.

The other problem I ran into was the printout for my covid test result did not specify the particular type of covid test used, although that info is in my record online. They let that go too, but I may have a problem in Bangkok when I get there. I will get there in 15 hours.

3 hours ago, Meat Pie 47 said:

Look at Marta Szubanski (Babe) she must weigh about 150 kg and makes commercials

for uber food delivery.

Do you mean Magda Szubanski? It doesn't look like she has ever been far from the snack tray.

I remember a movie titled Babe, is that what the brackets implied?

She should work on being funny, that would be a better use of her time.

3 hours ago, unheard said:

I've seen that form.

But you don't have to use that specific one.

Here's the one you can use that doesn't mention covid:

sample-health-cert-air-travel.pdf 58.81 kB · 7 downloads

I am just trying to go by the book, the one I got it is the one from the Consulate.

I see the advantage of this one not mentioning Covid, so you don't have to wait for a covid result before getting it signed. But what if they are looking for the specific form they had on their site?

2 hours ago, unheard said:

The fit-to-fly doesn't require the Covid test.

The form I have labeled "medical certificate for general passenger" specifically states covid-19 and nothing else is mentioned.

Have you seen different form, I downloaded this one from the consulate website?

1 minute ago, unheard said:

Do you have the date?

Aug 21

1 hour ago, Willy333 said:

You did the fit-to-fly in advance? That’s also required to be within 72h of departure.

Thank you for catching that, I guess I will need to get another filled out, When I get the next covid test.

Another 30 bucks out the window.

2 hours ago, unheard said:

How many repat flights out of Vancover this month?

They said one.

6 hours ago, CanadaSam said:

I don't understand the problem, you have stated you have the option to get a test that is 50 something hours old, well within the 72 hours timeframe that the Thai government wants, so what exactly is your problem?

Because I already had a test to get the fit to fly, and that one took 66 hours to see the result.

12 hours ago, unheard said:

is that a repat flight?

The only known repatriation flight departing Toronto is on August 18th

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