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19 hours ago, Tony125 said:
Hasn't been mentioned by WHO, CDC or anybody as totally unnecessary. The virus cannot penetrate your skin so if you wash hands often no need to be putting on and taking off gloves. Can't touch face or eyes if wearing mask or glasses/goggles.. That's is why WHO and CDC recommend washing hands often NOT wearing gloves.
...i realise and understand that..Im talking about people who touch surfaces where the virus is then transferring to their eyes/nose/mouth. as few wear goggles etc.
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8 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:
This morning a few falang about with no mask
..was it a spitting farang?
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..Ive not seen it mentioned, ordered, requested anywhere at all...that disposable gloves offer a main barrier...cheap as chips and can avoid all hand to face contact...you go somewhere in your car from your home..you get out the car, put on your gloves..go about your business; return to your car, gloves off and dispose..sanitize your hands; get in your car...well that's what i do, plus on my bike.
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8 hours ago, keith101 said:
Find them and put them up at Bangkok Hilton until they can be sent back to their own country dirty pigs .
..Australians would never spit like that..count us out.
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...you don't hear a peep out of Batman these days, do you?
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...these are pressing times..good to hear.
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18 hours ago, Billthekiwi said:
I seldom see the need to say bad things about the country that I live in.
However this fiasco at Thai Immigration is appalling to me.
Why can't they just give a blanket automatic extension to tourist visa holders. It would only be 2 months at this point.
Then it could be reviewed to see if further extension is necessary.
Extraordinary times require flexibility to reduce the spread of the disease.
I would be happy to report online every month if required.
What I don't want to do is to expose my family to a potential source of infection. We are all foreigners in my household.
It's bad enough to have to make a quick visit to my local Tesco.
...well said..for eg. at the stroke of a pen they reduced fuel by 20%, created an app overnight to give out a Salary rescue package, all to their own citizens. We foreigners do contribute substantially to their economy whether it be directly or indirectly. Thai Immigration can do what you have suggested and what another member related with Indonesias's response. Thai Immigration have all our details in their data-base and there is definitely no need for any of use to make an appearance. Time to get their act together.
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5 hours ago, baansgr said:
Tens of thousands dying worldwide, Thai economy on brink of collapse and the charade of plastic boards still goes on....won't ever forget thos
...there certainly is a sinister streak running through this society...my personal observations.
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21 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:
I know that, you know that, we all know that, but they do not. And that is the problem because it is they who make the rules - sometimes several times a week, and all different. Including from office to another, and from one IO to the other. The problem then is the phrase 'at the IO's discretion'. In other words, having all the right documents, photos and declarations might count for absolutely nothing. The uniforms have the power, and some of them use it to make themselves feel good and to compensate for inadequacies in their own life.
..and they laugh about us behind our backs as we leave even more frustrated than when we entered...seen it happen.
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..why cant Immigration just give everyone who wants an extension an interim 'covid crimson' stamp..off you go..we will sort it out later...stay safe.
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3 hours ago, ChipButty said:
I think it should be 8pm the other night a group of Farang outside 7/11 drinking the sauce looked like a few Russians
..that would be 'Lunatic Soup' then.
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8 hours ago, steelepulse said:
Not the sharpest tools in the shed for making a lot of noise and having prohibited substances.
What I would like to know is where can someone find the "Emergency Degree regulations" and what constitutes breaking these regulations?
Are you not allowed to have friends over now?
..try 'Decree'.
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...what were they thinking when they made this hmmm...bold decision with two small children..Ifor one would go home and good Gryff should follow immediately..no mention of a contract or WP..hmm good luck.
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17 hours ago, timendres said:
You are correct that you must present yourself at immigration to renew your extension. They even make people wheel in sick, half-dead retirees to complete their extension.
...'colinneil' had a terrible experience..he will tell you all about in his interview.
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10 hours ago, AgentSmith said:
Masks aren't about thickness. They're about not letting through fine particles of dust and yes.. viruses. Any manufacturer of face masks that tries to promote their brand as if they're trying to sell ass wipes I'll happily let pass.
Europe already discarded millions of Chinese face masks because they weren't any good. That and the false sense of safety that any mask provides and possibly even higher risks of contracting this virus because of all the fiddling and face touching keep me from using them. I had to make an exception when entering the local immigration building. Unfortunately I didn't have a choice. Today local Tesco Lotus Express markets started imposing the use of face masks on customers. I now go straight to 7-eleven right across the street.
Why Asia doesn't follow WHO guidelines for face masks is beyond me. I've come to accept all the peculiarities of Asia but this mask obsession still gets me..
..most are just hiding behind their personal firewall, and just dont understand microbiology.
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...go away Kim..we're busy with other stuff.
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On 3/29/2020 at 6:46 PM, scubascuba3 said:
No bank is safe currently
...good ole shoe-box under the bed.
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1 hour ago, Isaan sailor said:
A big thanks to China, for unleashing this pandemic on the world. And special mention to the WHO for dutifully aiding in the delayed reaction...
...yes Mr. China whom passes himself of as a World Super Power can't even get it right with basic food processing allowing this virus to grow, then study it, then find it has got out of control...whom holds them responsible..it would make an interesting class action for compensation...RIP all those who have succumbed to this terrible thing which is only in its infancy.
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22 hours ago, Mike West said:
thais dont shake hands
..dont kiss either..just a nod and a sniff.
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6 hours ago, flyingtlger said:
Wishful thinking....There'll be a lot more than 3000.
...i agree..what a clever klutz he is, being able to multiply 30 x 100 and get 3,000..but he forgot to add on the 1,000..and then they probably left of two more zeroes at the end.
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6 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:
Despicable <deleted>.
Criticising qualified people, putting their own lives on the line, to save many others, all while sitting on his unqualified, fat ar&e.
..obviously was given the wrong portfolio.
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10 hours ago, natway09 said:
I am not so sure that International law can prohibit a National of any country returning to his home country.
What they do with them once arrived is a different story.
The "fit to fly" letter was a Thai Airlines thing ?
I do not believe all the illegal returnees from S korea had the letter.
I noticed that in KL they had Doctors at both airports checking & issuing the letters.
You cannot get much more up to date than that
...all too late..silly ole Thailand.
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12 hours ago, Ireland32 said:
How about laborers packed in pick up trucks no masks sitting in traffic , Ridiculous almighty baht
..and a dirty ole woman i saw yesterday..no gloves/mask squeezing all the breasts of chicken meat at the local market..sickening.
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Pattaya: It's official - city in lockdown from today - ALL to wear masks outside
in Pattaya News
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...the virus is alive on many different surfaces for varying times..this is how it is transferred to the eyes, mouth, nose by people mainly in an involuntary action. The wearing of gloves would make an additional barrier..as doctors/surgeons/nursing staff do. It does make perfect sense.