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10 minutes ago, berrec said:
Never let a good crisis go to waste; the pandemic is as stated an economic, physical and mental existential threat to the world.
But rolling CC into the same category as COVID is a just typical scare mongering.
There is no shortage of funding in Thailand to address the COVID vaccination program effectively and efficiently with the financial due diligence it requires.
It's just that the finances to self-fund it rationally is all in the hands of the greedy few while the average citizen here continue to suffer the incompetence and mismanagement of the ongoing vaccine program (circus) .
What is CC?
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6 hours ago, Bluespunk said:
Some might say a 50% markup is also price gouging.
Private hospitals in Thailand price gouging. Who'd have thought it. 555
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4 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:
The GF wants to get vaccinated but being from Myanmar she is having a hell of a time getting registered,
Personally I shall not be vaccinated until I am confident that all peoples in this country are being vaccinated equally based upon age and infection risks irrespective of race, nationality, visa status etc.
This is my stand against the rife discrimination in Thailand.
Let the Thai people be aware that I am equally capable of spreading covid as they are/have been as the virus knows nothing of the passport I carry.
I hope you are doing the same in support of your GF.
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So far so good but I'm a little worried about changes to advertising and spam. An increase in either will certainly <deleted> me off and make me leave.
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Get those credit cards maxed out.
Thailand expects.... all your money.
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I have my doubts that any Thailand private hospital will let anybody walk in, get jabbed and walk out again TWICE for 3400 fixed price. They'll find some excuse, and they have time enough to invent some, to charge you more. You must have ???? before we jab you Sir, you need ???? before jabbing to check it's safe to do so.... Etc, etc, etc.
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6 hours ago, webfact said:
Mr Kang thought a better plan would be to organise the vaccine registration utilizing passports and visas rather than work permits.
Vaccine should be by age and risk same as Thai people. Virus can't pick out which passport and visa you have.
Who put this guy in charge. Jeez.
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On 6/27/2021 at 8:27 AM, brewsterbudgen said:
For what?
More of the same
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15 hours ago, chaihot said:
I have NEVER had my temperature checked in the USA when entering buildings, restaurants, offices, retail stores, or anywhere else.
Just like the "face shield" *AND* mask requirements in the Philippines.
When we continue to pile on more rules and requirements, people stop caring. Philippines is the perfect example of stupidity run wild. This is the country that required people driving to the mall in cars to leave every other space empty in the parking garage ... social distancing at its best.
The point is -- temperature checking is not an effective way to stop the spread. Ask any expat who sweats their ass off walking or wearing a helmet on a motorbike and then can't get into the store or mall because they "are hot".
"Temperature screening for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is thought to have little down side, but in practice it does little to prevent the spread of the virus." NIH
And yet Thailand that has temperature screening and mask wearing has had far less covid than USA. So much for freedom.
I have never been refused entry to a store because I'm hot after riding my scooter in high 30 degree heat fully helmeted and masked. Never seen anyone refused. Your premise is pure BS.
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5 hours ago, geisha said:
I’m sure if they define strict red zones with complete travel interdiction it will help hugely. PCR tests and vaccination being obligatory for mouvement. Ban holidays and religious ceremonies. This way they don’t have to shut down everywhere.As long as travel is allowed , example, workers going into Phuket , there are going to be problems. Close borders to islands promoting sandbox. Zone closing worked in France, and we had a lot of cases. Of course, the vaccination program needs to be accelerated.
They won't shut Bangkok down. Bangkokians gotta be able to visit Pattaya's lady boys.
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6 hours ago, cocoonclub said:
Sure, “removed”. Come on, you gotta try better if you wanna convince anyone of your fantasies.
Were you there?
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9 hours ago, webfact said:
Taweesilp argued that locking down Bangkok could cause more harm than good.
As it did the rest of the country.
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23 hours ago, chaihot said:
According to the WHO:
Temperature screening alone, at exit or entry, is not an effective way to stop international spread, since infected individuals may be in incubation period, may not express apparent symptoms early on in the course of the disease, or may dissimulate fever through the use of antipyretics;It is an outward "feel good" method of making it look like something is being done. Similar to not allowing NAIL CLIPPERS on airplanes.
And for every negative MAY there's a positive one. Temperature checking CAN be an effective way to stop spread.
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23 hours ago, Crusader said:
All for places re-opening, but the problem is that people just DO NOT FOLLOW set procedures for social distancing etc. After the last lockdown, when my local pub re-opened it was only a few days before all the "no-sitting" seats were being used, people were not checking temperature when going in (and no one checking this either) and not a lot of hand sanitiser being used.
Agree. Same goes for all the big noses poking out of masks. People just don't have respect.
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2 hours ago, Dukeleto said:I would be more worried about the cold chain supply problems for the vaccine in Thailand. I am Fairly certain much of the stuff is useless by the time it reaches the arm of the citizen anyway.
Ice factories are doing the best they can.
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13 minutes ago, Rocking Robert said:
Because a 30 day GOLF tourist probably spends more money than a expat does all year
So money becomes the excuse for getting a vaccination before others.
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42 minutes ago, crazykopite said:
Got so fed up of trying to register with different apps for the vaccine I decided to drive to my local Government Hospital the staff at one section of the hospital were busy giving vaccines to Thais . I was directed to a registration room took all of 5 minutes to complete and the young lady told me to expect a phone call in 1 to 2 months where a date and a time would be given to me . I did explain that although fit I was over 70 she told me that the hospital were concentrating on giving the vaccines to Thai nationals first which I understand , at least I am now registered so it’s a case of waiting to be contacted .
Go and see all thai people you know giving them a hug and a kiss saying you've been refused the vaccine. Post their reactions.
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1 hour ago, tgw said:
designated areas and restriction for residential use are the answers.
Yes. Baby steps. A full blown no restriction land grab is just plain stupid.
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57 minutes ago, apetryxx said:
If I’m riding my scooter with no helmet but have a mask on or if I don’t have a mask on and am wearing a helmet or either or both of the above,
what’s the fine?
1. Riding a scooter in Thailand without a helmet is close to suicidal and not very smart.
2. Wearing a mask whilst riding a scooter is also not very smart seeing as catching Covid or transmitting same is just about impossible when outdoors on a scooter.
3. The vast majority of Thais driving scooters wear masks but don’t wear helmets.
4. Figure all that out.Pollution
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3 minutes ago, Meat Pie 47 said:
Why go into a pool if you can't swim?
I do and I can't swim. But I always have a good swimmer in attendance.
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Will they be turning over stones that were not turned over in previous investigations.
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Just now, herfiehandbag said:
I think you misunderstand me.
I am suggesting that Thailand, or more specifically this regime, will do everything they can to wring a profit from supplying AZ to other countries, despite the fact that they are not supposed to do so.
I am far from being a spokesman for Prayut!
Your sense of humour has been found floating in the sea.
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16 minutes ago, herfiehandbag said:
I think that Thailand is allowed to sell it at cost price - on a not for profit basis.
I'm sure that a great deal of thought is being expended on that one...
How much does Prayut charge per hour?
Thai Private Hospital Association reduce price of Moderna vaccine
in Thailand News Headlines
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And an even better importer of foreign currencies.