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There is no Covid in Thailand and economic growth is good! 

3 hours ago, robblok said:

High or drunk does not matter much good that they catch them. People high and / or drunk need to be punished harsh if they drive  a car or motorbike.

And people that admit to pushing this <deleted> don't deserve to be arrested and locked up? 

3 hours ago, wimpy said:

Do you have a source for the pneumonia death rate data? Thank you.

I did read that pneumonia related deaths were up around 40% in March and April, if memory serves me correctly 

1 hour ago, Ketyo said:

When you see photos of people in government quarantine facilities in some countries, it looks like they let people go to common areas for some time each day even though they are masked up and socially distanced. I guess these would be the ones who tested negative before. Sometimes these places are outside. For mealtimes or for the muslims when they do their prayers. And there are a few stories in the news of people who were negative when they went into quarantine testing positive afterwards. I wonder how many people catch it in quarantine facilities.

a friend of mine currently under quarantine in bkk says they were allowed out after 5 days for an hour day 

8 hours ago, bodga said:

yeah for sure!!

Of course! Just like the Egyptian soldier that never infected anyone on his cross-provincial travels.

The government's extensive testing once again proving to the whole world that Thailand is Covid free!

Couldn't be bothered to read this kind of "the sky is blue" report.

A waste of time investigating, reporting and talking about the flipping obvious!!!

9 minutes ago, J Town said:

Until we see this punk surrounded by BiB pointing at him, nothing will come of this story.

'punk' - you mean hi-so man-child spoiled brat, right?

3 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Rosana said the confusion should be cleared up by disclosing the evidence since the case had important repercussions for both the judiciary and Parliament. Public distrust over a lack of transparency and widespread concern of corruption in the case were affecting Thailand’s image, she added.

 

Priceless! Or delusional??? 

6 minutes ago, DPKANKAN said:

It's called reaction not proaction. Uncle tu is famous for it!!????????????????????????????????

It's definitely a reaction - more like a knee-jerk reaction, inspired by advisors with little foresight. 

14 hours ago, transam said:

Uncomfortable or embarrassed...?    ....................????

Can't be embarrassment. He doesn't do feelings. 

So, according to the Thai justice system, the deceased sargeant major's life is worthless. 

Is this the transparency someone was promising when forcibly taking office?

29 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Did you apologize to your people for your egregious lack of protocol?

You can almost feel the anxiety in Pattaya right now

14 hours ago, Mavideol said:

the Egyptian military didn't transgress the protocols, your people did by allowing them to go through. Virus doesn't know borders, doesn't differentiate rich or poor, black or white, the safety protocols should be enforced regardless who is coming, diplomatic or not, military or civil all should be checked the same way

Does anyone know if he had the balls to publicly address this yet?

21 hours ago, Jingthing said:

I'm convinced that Thailand has done relatively very well up till now. 

Kind of contradicts "Limited testing equals undercounts everywhere" 

"in tears" ... crocodile tears more like!!!

3 hours ago, BobbyL said:

Why is nothing ever done to start to correct these abhorrent stats? 69 people in one day is utterly unbelievable. It is like a daily terrorist attack in its numbers. 

Work-shy, inept, self-serving "poo yais" will never be able to create a safe, regulated and policed driving environment. 

How is Somchai (misusing) using flashing lights and sirens in order to get home quicker an "emergency"? 

Or did you mean his wished to start/cause an emergency? 

2 hours ago, Angry Dragon said:

Yes . . . I mean no . . . I'm sorry, what?

Trying reading that whilst smoking weed

7 hours ago, webfact said:

"If we can make rich people feel confident that staying in Thailand is safer than their own countries then they will come."

The beaches in Koh Tao are especially safe, right prayut? If you're old and ugly, that garden hoe will surely stay in the tool shed.

3 minutes ago, Mikeasq60 said:

I believe its a political plot world wide

Please explain more. 

2 hours ago, sprq said:

And if you've overstayed, what then? A fine, jail time, what? Enforced by who?

" ... by who?"

The very same people that have enforced the booze ban so well and subsequently stopped all mom's and pop's stores selling booze illegally. 

The very same agency that have enforced the social distancing rules so well (sans rural Thailand, poo yai's and their friends and family, and of course the wealthy)

The very same agency that stops kids riding bikes without helmets and licenses, and the very same "force" that comes down hard on man-children drunkenly speeding around town and owning the outside lanes on the highways. 

Why do you need to ask? ????