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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:
These drugs have been confiscated by court order as evidence in drug cases, some of which have reached final judgement. The 40 tons of drugs inspected today are worth around 43 billion baht, and will be incinerated on 20 April.
Will it be a photo op or televised, or just done quietly?
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4 hours ago, webfact said:
Pub Dirty shares restrooms and other facilities with other pub/bars and so the number of people requiring a Covid-19 test has continued to grow.
The name seems very apt....
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4 minutes ago, Aussie999 said:
I believe they can no longer hide the fact they haven't been testing, now the numbers have grown too high for them to hide it. Covid is well known in many provinces to have been in high numbers for a long time.
A mix of non-testing and people not going for tests when symptoms show, thus spreading the love... of course aided and abetted by entertainment venues that have their own idea on how things should be run !
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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:Thailand's consumer spending may drop up to 100 billion baht ($3.2 billion) if a new coronavirus outbreak lasts for two months, possibly sinking the economy in the current quarter, a commerce university said on Thursday.
Looks like this outbreak in the Capital city cannot be confined as they did in Samut Sakhon... with today Friday and many people starting their migration courtesy of Prayuts wish to extend the holidays for much needed revenue it's going to go pear-shaped very quickly.
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I'm sure he will have a suitable reason for doing so...
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4 hours ago, webfact said:Thailand reported 405 new COVID-19 infections on Thursday, in an outbreak that has reached 20 provinces and forced nearly a third of cabinet minister to self-isolate due to exposure to cases
A tad embarrassing?
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3 hours ago, webfact said:A meeting of cabinet ministers acknowledged an integrated plan to prevent and reduce road accidents during the Songkran holiday.
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Worried about a handful contracting Covid yet turn a bling eye to hundreds dying on the roads?
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13 hours ago, Surelynot said:
How does that work?
It's predictable in it's randomness?
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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:Prime Minister’s Office spokesperson, Anucha Burapachaisri, said the PM has reiterated that strict measures are needed against COVID-19 at entertainment venues, explaining that, if an infection is found at any venue, it must be closed for two weeks and that, if multiple infections are found in the area, all of its venues must closed for the same period.
Once again the entertainment industry has proved beyond any doubt that it cannot be trusted to run itself, after crying that it needed to open to stay alive it has shot itself in the foot yet again.
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1 hour ago, phukettrader said:Or you can live your life normally, happy in the knowledge that you have a more than 99% chance of NOT dying from the virus.
Some of the Bangkokians tried that method... appears it didn't work-out to well !!!!
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4 minutes ago, elgenon said:
I agree. It baffles me why "experts" lead people to think it had to come from UK.
It's the blame game....
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13 hours ago, pacovl46 said:
What gets me the most is things like the demonstration against the Covid measurements taken by the German government in Stuttgart last weekend. Lots of demonstrators, most of them without masks and no safety distance, demonstrating against the very thing they are prolonging by not wearing masks and not keeping their distance. How frocking cretinous can you be?!
Some people very....
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6 hours ago, ronaldo0 said:And this is the thing that will put your average person off going to get tested , so if they have caught Covid and even have very light symptoms then they can still be walking around spreading it . All because they were afraid of hospital charges if tested positive and quarantined .
All because they wanted to attend a rave/party and chose to ignore all the precautions... idiots!
Good luck Pipat with you opening up Phuket as a tourist destination, your entertainment buddies just screwed themselves again.
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2 hours ago, Pattaya Spotter said:The good doctor is pretty much a broken record.
But the only one with the balls to speak the truth
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3 hours ago, JoePai said:
Too little too late
We all knew the bars would flout the laws,,, so they did what they do best, shot themselves in the foot.
Som nam na.
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9 hours ago, webfact said:
However, by Wednesday evening officials back-tracked on the plans, citing a misunderstanding
Or a loss of revenue.
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29 minutes ago, sambum said:
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I think it's a case of trying to control large groups gathering for extended periods of time in close proximity while ignoring all safety protocols."
Does that include large groups of people gathering for extended periods of time while waiting for a bus or a train to take them (and possibly the virus) home to their families for Songkran? How is Mr Anutin going to prevent those "gatherings" and enforce all safety protocols?
Most people who queue for a bus or train wear a mask... the issue with bars is the mask is forgotten.
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3 hours ago, Henryford said:
So you go for a 5 day Songkran holiday but have to spend 14 days in quarantine - brilliant !
What it means is they don't want people from a red zone entering their province.... I say good for them.
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On 4/7/2021 at 8:00 AM, Dinand said:
The more important question, how much?
Why not go somewhere else?
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8 hours ago, webfact said:There was a Frenchman called Chergui, 27 and a French woman called Anissa, 28, and a UK woman called Elamile, aged 29.As immigration arrived they threw marijuana and smoking equipment out of the window.
Their little vacation just took a turn for the worst...
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5 hours ago, edwinchester said:
Instead of a rise in VAT, which disproportionately hurts those who earn the least, maybe Thailand's fabulously wealthy should do the patriotic thing and start paying a more equitable share in the countries moment of need.
Maybe Prayut will ask the billionaire families to donate again?
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6 hours ago, GeorgeCross said:
yeah raise taxes.. that'll help the recovery ????
The pot needs refilling.
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4 hours ago, smedly said:
can someone explain what happens if they get a test and it is positive
I think I have a good idea and none of it would persuade me to come forward and volunteer myself to the hurt that would follow
I could certainly self isolate in my own home if I needed to but no way would I expose myself to anything else
as millions travel and spread across the country these next 2 weeks Thailand seems to be hell bent on self destruction - it can only be on purpose it is so idiotic
As someone said the other day... "who the hell wears a mask in a pub".... idiots don't, and this is the result you get.
As in Bangkok... will organisers ever learn... NO they don't want knowledge they want money !!!
PM most concerned about public in resolving Green Line payment issue
in Bangkok News
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Time to pay-up....