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3 hours ago, Ventenio said:
So MAYBE the virus can live on a surface for 28 days.....OMG, that's in the mail from online purchases....
QuoteIs it safe to receive a letter or a package from China?
Yes, it is safe. People receiving packages from China are not at risk of contracting the new coronavirus. From previous analysis, we know coronaviruses do not survive long on objects, such as letters or packages.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public/myth-busters
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Send him on an 'attitude adjustment' course.
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Thailand is No. 5 if you include China:
China 34,546
Japan 89
Singapore 33
Hong Kong 26
Thailand 25
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5 hours ago, OffshoreMig said:
Were did you get that advice from? Do you have a link?The link from the WHO in the previous post states:
Quote- If you are healthy, you only need to wear a mask if you are taking care of a person with suspected 2019-nCoV infection.
- Wear a mask if you are coughing or sneezing.
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8 hours ago, peterkroll said:
By mid April the number of infected Chinese will far exceed the million.
That would still leave 1,433,783,686 people not infected!
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1 hour ago, Bell1234 said:
Not against the British pound it ain't.. Gained 2% this week against the £
Wrong way round. GBP weakened against the dollar and other currencies after our leader Boris opened his mouth and put 'no deal' back on the table.
Nothing to do with gaining against GBP, quite the opposite.
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3 hours ago, OffshoreMig said:
It is not just a flu. That is misleading. If you want to be complacent that is up to you. I would recommend that you and readers read, listen and adhere to the advice given by the WHO. This is serious.
And the advice given by the WHO is that the general public should not wear masks unless they have a respiratory ailment themselves. In which case, the masks will protect others from the wearer not to protect the wearer. Their main recommendation is focused on hygiene. i.e. wash hands regularly and try to avoid touching your face.
"It's just 'flu" is a throwaway comment. However, the influenza virus has been studied for decades and a lot is known about it. It is predictable every season. The vaccine, which only gives around 60% protection is modified twice a year to cater for the ever mutating virus.
The problem with WuFlu is that we don't know much about it but it appears that 'flu is much more deadly.... so far.
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4 hours ago, LivinLOS said:
Anutin Charnvirakul of the Thai public health ministry Suggesting kicking farangs out of the country
Think someones getting annoyed that hes not being listened too.. You cant have it both ways, one time you want to say dont worry, its under control, dont panic.. The next you want to kick out europeans because they snubbed him and wouldnt take a health mask.
Maturity much ??QuoteBut the World Health Organization's own Thailand office tweeted a graphic on Feb 4 stating masks are "not needed for general public who do not have respiratory symptoms".
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6 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:
Never ..
There is none against SARS,
there is none against a simple hay fever,
there is none against the flu,
and there won't be any against coronavirus;all this is free publicity made by the government to prevent people from panicking
A vaccine for SARS is currently going through trials.
There is already a 'hay fever' shot.
There is a vaccine for 'flu (flu jab) although the vaccine has to be modified twice a year due to the mutating 'flu virus. It gives around 60% protection.
No reason why a WuFlu jab won't be developed but could take years.
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8 hours ago, webfact said:
But he has said that in the second half of the year twice as many as usual will flood back to Thailand.
Where did he get his crystal ball from. I want one!!
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10 minutes ago, sambum said:
Same with the British Pound - went up to 41 and now back down to 40
Yeh but that's to do with Boris' mouth. It was doing well then he had to open his mouth and put 'no deal' back on the table. It dropped immediately against the dollar, the baht and others.
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Thai Public Health Min Anutin Charnvirakul was handing out surgical masks today for people to protect themselves against the Novel #Coronavirus.
What an absolute plonker. Maybe foreigners were refusing them because they know damn well that these paper masks are not going to protect them from anything. Well maybe air pollution but not from disease!
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1 hour ago, Haecksler said:
Wrong 2 have died outside China.
QuoteFact is only one person has died from the virus in the PI and one in HK.
One plus one is two by my maths. And isn't HK part of China?
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22 minutes ago, Time to grow said:
I am a little confused, this chart (https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/THBUSD/) of the THB/USD seems to show the opposite? Am I missing something or has the THB strengthened against the USD since new year started?
I think you're reading the figures upside down. The THB has weakened against the dollar which is now over 31 baht and on track to weaken further.
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41 minutes ago, URMySunshine said:
TOPS at Jomtien this morning 3 N95 masks in a foil pack 165 baht for 3. Bought 3 packs. A couple of weeks bought quite a few from 7/11 single packs for 35 baht each back then. Tops is owned by Central Group Thailand's third richest family. Go figure !
And 7/11's are owned by the richest family in Thailand. The Chearavanont family, according to Forbes.
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3 hours ago, Matzzon said:Yes, but still worthless information. That info can only be of interest after minimum 14 days from evacuation.
It was a statement of the current situation. Of course that could change which is why they are in quarantine for the next couple of weeks.
I see nothing wrong with the report.
1 hour ago, DLock said:I wonder if the quarantine is 1 per "room" or they mix. Because if 1 or more person tests positive in the next 11 days, does the quarantine start again, assuming they are mixed?
If you look at the quarantining arrangements around the world, I don't think any of them involve separate rooms. They are kept apart in groups from the general public and monitored daily. If symptoms appear or the virus is confirmed then the people who are infected are moved into isolation.
In some countries, people returning from China are 'quarantined' at home!
Thailand is doing no different from other countries.
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1 hour ago, rabas said:
But the healthy 34 year old doctor who exposed the outbreak just died, likely from cytokine storm, a major cause of death like the Spanish flu.
As for only Wuhan, just saw this:
-- Friendly compassionate Virus. Looking to travel the world with someone special. Resist movement supporter. Biologically attracted to both sexes.Strange, that according to published figures if true, 71% of deaths/infections are males according to a WHO report.
The doctor was not the first or only healthy person to have died. However, it's reported that 80% are over 60 and 75% had pre-conditions.
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17 hours ago, Matzzon said:
Worthless information only 2 days after they was evacuated. We already know it can be up to 14 days before showing any symptoms.
Which is why:
QuoteAll 138 Thais are bring kept at Royal Thai Navy’s facilities for 14 days after arriving in Thailand
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I would guess these masks are the paper ones or similar. Firstly, they provide almost zero protection for the wearer (designed to protect others from an infection the wearer may have) and secondly, they are single use masks and should be disposed of after use.
Just more propaganda.
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Start of another day in the 'End of the World' saga. Figures updated at 07:53 Thai time today:
31,481 confirmed cases ( up 3,205, (4,824 (15%) in critical condition)
Deaths: 638 (up 73 same as yesterday)
1,563 recovered. (up 391)And should be noted that 98% if these stats are in the Hubei province.
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10 hours ago, champers said:
The Baht has moved from 39 to 40 against the pound. I won't be dancing in the streets till it gets to 50. Hope I'm still around to see it.
Yeh, the gbp rallied on Brexit becoming a reality. Was heading for 42....... then Boris opened his mouth and it came back down.
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Most people recover without treatment, some with only mild symptoms or no symptoms at all. 98% of the problem remains in the Hubei province.
80% of deaths are aged over 60.
75% of deaths had pre-conditions.
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6 hours ago, happy chappie said:
I think Thailand should let the rest of the medical world know how they can have a patient in and out of hospital in 4-5 days when the rest of the world have a 14 day quarantine period.
That was 4 - 5 days after he was confirmed with the corona virus. His recovery is far from unique.
The 'rest of the world' are quarantining people who arrive from, or have visited, China. These 14 day quarantines are for people who have not been confirmed with the virus. It takes into consideration the incubation period of up to 14 days. If after 14 days quarantine, the individual is tested negative for the virus, then his/her quarantine is over.
Understand now?
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5 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:
Who said there was? !
"Treatment" presumably means some combination of standard flu/pneumonia treatments: IV, O2.
Perhaps the news reports should have used the word "care"?
FWIW, some Thai authories claim the retroviral "treatment" was vital to the 73 YO woman's recovery/"cure".
That said, he seems to have made a "miraculous" recovery.
You mentioned 'treatment' but I gather you were quoting other sources. The symptoms can be treated and those symptoms vary from case to case. Some are 'treated' at home and hospitalisation is not necessary.
Most people will recover. Some people get no symptoms at all and others can have very mild symptoms. The recovery period can be as short as a few days, or a couple of weeks in more serious cases.
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Not much of an apology: Health minister Anutin unrepentant after face mask tirade against "farang"
in Thailand News
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I will follow the advice of medical practitioners around the world including the WHO (even the WHO in Thailand recently gave the correct advice). They pretty much unanimously disagree with this idiot. The government at least should censure him and point out to the public that this was one man's misguided opinion and place him out of the public's eye.