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What are they talking about? What annoyance to other visitors at tent areas? Why would other visitors visit tent areas other than camping themselves? How many people camping do not barbecue or cook food without making some smoke? No one does. It's the whole charm with camping.
Considering camping in Thailand has become a very popular way of holiday among Thais in recent years, this isn't going to be received well, especially considering the vast majority of camping areas in Thailand are in national parks.
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Some typos here. They meant 120 doses of Sinovac for a million baht in 2032.
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1 hour ago, Bkk Brian said:8,685 more infections & 56 more deaths. Only 3,797 recovered so nearly 5,000 more patients to care for. How long the system can take 4,000 to 5,000 additional patients per day before collapsing?
https://twitter.com/PravitR/status/1414750829689532437
Some Covid infected have been told to stay home and wait for beds to become available for a while now. My niece-in-law and her husband were infected and has just recovered a couple of days ago. While he got a hospital bed after a week, she never did.
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9 minutes ago, CrunchWrapSupreme said:CP = CCP ????????????????????????
Most likely.
- CP Beverages & Food - Operates Cafes, QSR and Logistics Brands, as well as Export and Import, mainly in China and Thailand, but has recently established 4 other subsidiaries in Southeast Asia and India.
- CP Lotus Corporation - A retail operation in China.
- CP Pokphand Co. Ltd - One of China's leading agriculture companies.
- Dayang Motors - One of China's leading motorcycle companies signed a joint venture with CP All to begin production of cars in Thailand.
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17 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:Yep. Try Tops or Macro (or FamilyMart - Central Group).
Well, The Charoen Pokphand Group own Makro also, as well as True and Fresh Mart, in addition to 7-Eleven (Thailand) and Lutus'ssss.
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15 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:
I don't think most Thai worry about the MP's salaries, they worry about the top ups from other areas !
No, they worry about their own salary. 10-15k a month in BKK is rough nowadays, even for Thais. The avg. salary in BKK is twice that. Makes you wonder if it's even worth risking your life when you could take better care of your family financially doing something else.
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And Anutin just brushed it off like nothing, "it was just 30 minutes, no big deal", after a leaked photo of him and Chan-o-cha was seen around a crowded table without masks a day or two ago.
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I registered a month ago or so and I am today being asked to pay (pre-pay, Thonburi Healthcare Group, THG), is this that batch or is this a new batch of vaccines?
Very confusing as I read news yesterday about the gov't (?) ordering Moderna and an identical number of vaccines to what was already "ordered" months ago. Is this the same or whats going on?
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4 hours ago, webfact said:And a Thaivisa reporter went to Bang Saen beach this week. There were few tourists but lots of trash, especially plastic in the water.
Was the same 3-4 years ago when we went there. It was so bad that people coming out of the water had plastic bags and whatnot hanging from their limbs.
No thanks. Off we went...
For those who don't know, Bang Saen is a beach mostly visited by Thais, a popular 1-day trip holiday beach among Thai families. Not saying Thais are throwing around garbage everywhere they go... well, actually that IS what I'm saying... Thailand is literally one massive landfill.
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Here in udon it seems like there's still a ban on serving alcohol, but there are plenty of restaurants and bars outside city center that has been serving for weeks. However, the interest from the locals seems to be pretty dull, as I've yet to see any of the places crowded (half full at best, but mostly just 2-4 tables), despite some of them otherwise being very popular places and always overcrowded, and yes rumors here spread like wildfire. "Everyone" knows they're fully open and serving, yet not that many want to go. Its not like Thais suddenly became law-abiding citizens, not even the police are, as they're allowing them to serve alcohol, but people here, young and old, instead invite friends and family over for party, which I can hear everyday nowadays. 5, 10, 20 people... walk through the villages, there's parties everyday.
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17 hours ago, Heng said:It'd be nice to know where it came from academically. But otherwise this is just a 'slip and fall' type manoeuvre by folks who want to spin in politically.
But lets be honest, it was the CCP who began spinning for its own political agenda. It wasn't before it became very clear that China lied and withheld data the world began taking an offensive approach. 1,5 years later China hasn't changed the slightest for the good, but rather gotten much worse, and clearly politicising the pandemic to the fullest themselves.
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14 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:
I see he decided to wait for the better stuff, meanwhile down here in Phuket unless you have a work permit you can't even register for a vaccine, no hospital, private or other will accept you and no app either. Unless anyone knows better?
Thonburi Healthcare Group (THG) has been open for passport registration in the LINE app for the Moderna vaccine already for some days.
My wife and I registered 4-5 days ago. I registered just 5 minutes after her and there was already over 30,000 people in between us. We're around 400,000 in the queue.
THG has scheduled for the vaccination to begin October 1.
No other requirements than name, DoB, phone number and ID/Passport nr. No address or anything. They will call you or ask you in the LINE app.
Google and look for the QR code to add THG as a friend in the LINE app, or add THG manually.
Ask a Thai person to help you, though most are in English, but not everything (including questions about underlying illnesses), but it's very straight forward and takes less than 2 minutes.
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11 minutes ago, Poet said:
I really hate this "They are each as bad as the other" narrative.
Nothing justifies firing 1,750 M302 missiles at cities, farming communities, and other civilian targets, full of innocent Jews, Arabs, Christians and, so tragically, these two Thais.
This is an act of pure evil, long-planned and driven by internal Palestinian political considerations. It has nothing to do with the Temple Mount or a handful of justified evictions ordered by a civil court, not the nation of Israel. The ability of the Israelis to destroy most - but not all! - of these missiles is irrelevant. This is a crime against humanity.
Supposed liberals in the West who try to gloss over the enormity of what the unelected Hamas dictatorship are doing are, themselves, complicit in this evil.
No one's justifying anything, nor are people saying they're equally as terrible. There's two immoral governments, one is less evil than the other, but none of them are good. There's a reason why Europe have had a sour relationship with Israel since the Israeli Mossad terrorism attacks in Europe. They haven't changed a bit, often takes part on the opposite side of the table, constantly talks <deleted> about western Europe and gives support to extremist leaders, like the Hungarian Victor Orban and other opponents just to stir up conflict. Despite this, Israel still receive support from Europe, since Hamas is the worst of the two evils.
You saying it's the Israeli court's decision to evict these Palestinians is just you being ignorant. It has clearly been on the Israeli government's agenda for decades to expand territory and remove the Palestinians, who have lived there for over a thousand years.
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8 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:Why? Israel did not start the attacks.
Why did Hamas fire missiles at a civilian target and murder two thai people? The place they were is agriculture station communal farm, not legitimate target.
Well it goes both ways. Israel blocked the muslims from celebrating something at the second or 3rd most holy mosque for muslims during the most holy day during ramadan or something like that, and Israel has again announced the eviction of Palestines in a muslim region, not sure if this is the same place. Hamas on the other hand is a terrorist group, funded and partly controlled by Iran, an enemy of Israel, and is behind thousands of attacks, including many unprovoked attacks, as well as using the the most vulnerable people of its own citizens as human shield.
So yes, there's two sides to the story. The Israeli government, Hamas and Islamic Jihad are all aggressors, none of them are innocent, none of them should you support, unless you're a religious extremist, or just misinformed. You don't have to pick a side. It's ok to say they both are in the wrong, they both are going too far, unnecessary lives are lost...
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21 minutes ago, fvw53 said:what kind of skills do Thai workers have so that they can find a job in Gaza where the unemployment rate is about 50%?
Cheap labor. They were working in Israel, not Gaza.
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23 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:
They're waiting on the locally produced supply of the AZ vaccine that's supposed to start becoming available in June.
Let's hope you're right and that there won't be more delays and setbacks in the rollout of non-Chinese vaccines.
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Pretty sure China's history of vaccine scandals and the not-so-encouraging data available from the Sinovac vaccine has something to do with it, as well as the banning of AstraZenica in certain countries.
If Thailand got the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines the numbers would've gone the other way.
Thai gov't handling of the vaccine process has been a total disaster, and ever since the 3rd wave hit it has just gone downhill with the entire country, looking like the gov't has just given up at times. Scandalous.
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So the Chinese model they're talking about is lowering the bar for what is considered poverty from $1.90 to $1.69 per day to make it seem like they've reducing poverty. Wouldn't say less than $620 a year is something to jump hurray over, especially considering cost of living, both in cities and rural areas, has skyrocketed over the last decade. 600 million people in China makes less than $140 a month, less than $4.70 a day. While it's an improvement, its still almost half the country's population struggling from month to month.
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15 hours ago, ukrules said:
Perhaps they should deploy the fleet of 'Smart BMWs' to catch him.
We have 1000's of police dedicated to arresting foreigners and potentially putting them in prison for what amounts to a misdemeanor (overstay) yet they allow someone like this (also a foreigner) to remain free.
I wonder how wealthy this guy is.
This is a photo of him from just a few month ago roaming freely around on Koh Phangan. You judge, does this guy look wealthy to you?
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1 minute ago, Dene16 said:
All i can say is that is what my partner told me and she is in Surin. Unfortunately i'm stuck in the UK at the moment looking to be back in October one way or the other.
Glad to see things looking a lot brighter in the UK. I looked yesterday and wow just a couple of thousand cases. What a difference from last time I looked. If that continues you will most likely be able to come months before that. Didn't the Thai gov't say no quarantine from July 1 if you've been vaccinated?
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6 minutes ago, Dene16 said:
i have been informed its ok not to have one if driving alone but if more than one person in the car masks must be worn
I read that yesterday somewhere, but if I'm not mistaken it's only in Bangkok.
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I read somewhere (think it was Thaiger) that provinces not listed can hand out fines upto 4,000 baht.
When they say "when you leave home", does that mean you have to wear a mask in your car too?
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1 hour ago, Dogmatix said:"A spokesman for Myanmar’s junta did not answer phone calls seeking comment on the incident."
Surprise, surprise. Where are the tough Thai generals defending their territory? They should issue a strict warning and return fire on the Burmese scumbags if they shoot at Thai boats again. A couple of belt from a .50 cal across the river would sort the bastards out.
Careful what you wish for.
No need to escalate the situation unnecessarily. The last thing Thailand need is trigger happy rambo generals.
Considering the fact that the political situation in Thailand is still very unstable, a conflict with Myanmar would also escalate internal conflicts in Thailand with parties and groups waking up and start grabbing for opportunities. Myanmar's fraction groups is a perfect source for motivation for them.
Shouldn't forget it's only a few years since last time we had armed conflicts. In 2010, when I first arrived in Thailand, there were intense shooting and bombing in multiple cities, before the 2014 military coup, and there's been a number of episodes in between, as well as continuously for 70 years before that. You'd be naive to think that couldn't happen again. It's just a few months since someone threw a pipe bomb during the protests in BKK. In fact, as late as March this year there has been politically motivated shootings. As evident, there are plenty of number of sleeping cells around just waiting for their moments.
I'd say let's de-escalate, not escalate.
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Thailand's national parks introduce barbecue ban
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In your own backyard, 10m from a perfectly good kitchen, in a national park?