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The second wave.
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6 minutes ago, CanuckThai said:why Thai's are the majority of infected CV19 cases returning?
Because it's mostly only Thais returning ?
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1 minute ago, JTXR said:
NonImm O and NonImm OA visa or extension holders....
Maybe.
35 minutes ago, webfact said:Non-immigrant visa holders, such as business people who do not have any type of work permit, are now allowed entry, but they must have savings of at least Bt500,000 in the past six months.
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2 hours ago, webfact said:
Officials said that they would look into the reasons for the collapse.
There was another collapse on a rail project a couple of months ago...the reason being it rained so the soil was wet !
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1 minute ago, RichardColeman said:
Be fair , the UK employs a million or so european fruit pickers every year due to the bone idleness of a million benefit claimants !
I would have done that job (at least tried to)..was at the "employment" office for months they never offered me a job like that...no jobs at the post office, NHS or even as a bin man..all taken by "immigrants" who will work for minimum wage, maximum hours no questions asked put up with bad conditions and (mostly) share living quarters with friends and send 90% of their earnings home to their countries (Poland)
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1 hour ago, Deli said:
why not looking for a jpb in contruction. Work too hsrd snd too hot was the answer
Well she is right it's bloody hard work in hot humid conditions, blazing sun for a pittance of pay per day
try heaving bag after bag of 50 kilogram sand,cement and rubble to and from a truck for a few hours
then mix it by hand ! or running up and down 3 flights of stairs with a few boxes of ceramic tiles.
Of course there are some less physically exhausting construction jobs but they require training and skill.
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12 minutes ago, Swimfan said:What date is this from ? Can you do maths ? If the Uk has had 42000 Covid deaths in approximately 8 months. What is the average daily deaths for that period?
27th September 17 deaths.
https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/deaths
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1 minute ago, chickenslegs said:
Plenty of space for the builing to collapse into.
Yes right onto that large blue swathe of concrete they laughably call a public park.
however the real use is revealed here.
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2 minutes ago, userabcd said:
What on earth is dying normally?
There are normally around 57 million deaths per year and around 140 million births
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They sensationally report the infections to keep fear levels high ?
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If everyone stays home then wont accidents at home rise ? ..so it becomes more risky to stay at home ????
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I like the fish tank window..is it perspex ? how did you bend it to fit the curve of the tank ?
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So its too expensive and not the sort of rice the markets wants to buy but
there is a cunning plan
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The GPS tracking didn't work maybe they need to install a noxious gas detector...lucky the driver didn't fall asleep at the wheel !
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If gambling is illegal why is tbere a state run lottery 2 x per month ?
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Could also be a fake USB stick not 128GB in size although it reports to be.
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36 minutes ago, Chelseafan said:
Why would you think that figure is wrong? I actually believe its higher.
I believe it's much higher too.
If I remember correctly they where giving figures of about 300,000 unemployed before the WuFlu debacle struck.
Maybe should have said they are using the inverse TAT calculator.
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2 minutes ago, Guderian said:
A shame to see it demolished when it's 75% complet
They should knock the top half off though as it spoils the view from the view points on the hill behind it.
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21 hours ago, micmichd said:
Thailand has such a low number because here they wear masks against pollution traditionally.
That may have helped a bit but probably the low ratevof testing helped more.
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20 minutes ago, ChipButty said:That 40,000 is the ones they know about, what about the unregistered workers? I know a few
The other day on a Thai news TV channel they said there where only 800,000 unemployed the highest figure for a decade ! I don't know where these "incredible" figures come from but
maybe they borrowed TAT's calculator ?
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3 minutes ago, recom273 said:
I have a feeling they are not road legal, does anyone have any ideas?
I think they can be legal...the bike and sidecar has to be registered in the green book from first registration as a "combo unit"
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42 minutes ago, micmichd said:
You have certainly good ideas. But Thailand is not yet so rich, but it's certainly improving towards 21st century ecological standards. Here in Pattaya it certainly is, and in downtown Bangkok it's improving, too.
Thailand is a rich country the problem is most of those riches are kept by a very few people not shared around.
21st century ecological standards in Pattaya ? when there isn't even a functioning waste water treatment plant ?
WHO just announced distribution of 15 minute on the spot Covid 19 test
in COVID-19 Coronavirus
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I saw a report that they are using "sniffer dogs" at Helsinki airport and they can detect it accurately in about 4 seconds !