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thaitom

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  1. 37 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

    They certainly could add it to your yellow card. Most places are filling out a card listing the doses, I would love a central list that I could refer people to. The electronic passport will be a lot easier.

     

    I just read this...  The hospital administering the vaccines should include the certificate, and it should also be available via the “Mor Prom” Line account. So I have to go to the local hospital and ask them for it.  This Mor Prom doesn't let foreigners register ? Something about ID numbers. I also read that the certificate is good for one year , but something about the stamp ? it is only valid 3 months. But I can get another after 3 months..    This is confusing to me.  Anyway, I will just go and see what happens.  Oh... my point to all this is that I don't think they can add it to your yellow vaccination card because of its short validity ?

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  2. Good Question.  I had to ask about it after my second dose. I was the only one inquiring about it. Apparently my name is entered into a database ? I was told to go to my local hospital to get a certificate or booklet ? In a weeks time. I looked online, and I read that it costs 50 baht another site says 100 baht.  They also told me it is valid for 3 months ? I don't understand that.

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  3. 2 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

    I tend to agree. Schools should vaccinate all their teaching and ancillary staff, but surely parents should be responsible for themselves. No one (in Thailand anyway) is suggesting vaccinating young kids.

    That is a relief , if that was a condition for my daughter to go to school I would be looking into homeschooling material.

    From the makers of SARS-CoV-2 ...... China approves COVID-19 vaccines for children above 3 years old               Yeah, I am interested to know how it is working out for China.

  4. 1 hour ago, jayboy said:

    You are correct.What you omit however is CDC's statement that the vaccines are highly effective in preventing serious illness, hospitalization and death in vaccinated people.

       But.... that brings me back to my original comment, That it makes no sense to have everyone in the home vaccinated when the vaccines do not keep you from getting it and spreading it.  The preventing serious illness, hospitalization and death is not the point.  It's about spreading the virus in the school, and taking a vaccine does not prevent that.  So it makes no sense not to open schools until everyone single person is vaccinated.

     

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  5. 10 minutes ago, jayboy said:

    I suppose those who contract Covid but because they are vaccinated avoid very serious illness, hospitalization and possibly death might think it makes a bit of sense. As to spreading Covid, those who are vaccinated and contract it have a lower viral load.Thus while it's possible they may spread it, the risks are lower.

     

    In short your second sentence is correct.Your first sentence makes no sense at all.

    That is not what the CDC website says, at least in regard to the Delta variant. " If you are fully vaccinated and become infected with the Delta variant, you can spread the virus to others."

  6. 1 hour ago, jayboy said:

    My sense, having talked to a few international school parents, is that some criteria need to fulfilled on COVID safety before children return to school.In summary every adult in the home and school environment will have to have received two jabs before a return to school is agreed.

    That makes no sense at all.  Vaccines don't keep you from getting it and spreading it.

  7. 15 hours ago, DavisH said:

    It's possible. remember we were shut all last June, 2020, with no recorded cases for that time. Even now, very few foreign teachers in my school are vaccinated (Thai teachers got sinovac weeks ago). And I don't know one foreign teacher who wants to return to school unvaccinated. 

    Where do you work ? I am fully vaccinated, and I am looking for a job.

     

  8. 3 minutes ago, recom273 said:

    Transmission is good open source software, no doubt about it, but I find it too basic. If you find it a little bare bones, then try another safe open source client, qbittorrent - visually its the same as utorrent without the bloat.

    Okay, Thanks. I will give it a try also.

  9. 13 minutes ago, Daffy D said:

    These days at my age there's very little I'm able to be into  :whistling:

     

    It's really more of a worry what's trying to get at me  :sad:

     

    Anyways, the extension  Minerblock  mentioned by "worgeordie" works on Chrome and Edge.  :thumbsup:

    I just downloaded Transmission , I will give it a try just for a change. The torrent site I use accepts it.

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