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Relects testing. I would really like to know the criteria. Downward trend yes, but why? It is now a 'fact' that China has no new infections other than the disease riddled foreigners. This of course is rediculous in a population of a billion+. When someone can show me the criteria for covid-19 stats in Thailand and how this is collated I'll have more faith in these numbers. Testing in countries with high testing in the population is showing a near 50% of those tested being asymtomatic. Are asympomatic people here included in the stats. If not this is just one example of how the numbers do not represent reality.
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Just now, Assurancetourix said:What I expect;
but we will only have this data long after the end of this pandemic;
it remains to be seen whether we will have the actual figures or those obligatorily offered by the various governments.This is for Thailand as of April 3.
Classification Cases Deaths Lethality
(%)n (%) n (%) Gender Male 1074 (54.30) 17 89.47 1.58 Female 827 (41.81) 2 10.53 0.24 Unknown or
Awaiting Confirmation77 (3.89) - - - Age 0-10 27 (1.37) 0 (0) (0) 11-20 49 (2.48) 0 (0) (0) 21-30 484 (24.47) 0 (0) (0) 31-40 462 (23.36) 1 5.26 0.22 41-50 349 (17.64) 2 10.52 0.57 51-60 256 (12.94) 8 42.11 3.13 61-70 144 (7.28) 1 5.26 0.69 71-80 54 (2.73) 5 26.32 9.26 81 or above 11 (0.56) 2 10.52 18.18 Unknown or
Awaiting Confirmation142 (7.18) - - - Total 1978 (100.00) 19 (100.00) (0.96) Highest death rate at 12.94% is 51-60 yrs.
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17 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:Simply because he is right; everything he says is and has been verified;
countries that do not confine their inhabitants are doing well and above all will be doing much faster than the others.
The economies of countries where people are confined will find it very difficult to restart their factories.
Anyway, it is proven that 98% of infected people will not even realize it and on the 2% remaining the vast majority of those who will die are elderly to very elderly who already have 1 to 3 major problems in health ..
People who have been retired for many years.Well put. Now back it up with some data.
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2 hours ago, VYCM said:
Whatever
Fantastic retort. Keep up the
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Just now, VYCM said:I feel sorry for these people. Little or no education.
Without proper education it is possible for such stupid behaviour.
I think this is a generalization. How do you know they have little or no education. What you could factually say is that they have all been brainwashed. This is a fact of all religions.
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53 minutes ago, keith101 said:Why does an economist think he knows better than medical experts , all he seems concerned with is money and not so much the health and well being of the people .
He seems to know more than Team Thailand. There is something though. There is no mention of banning alcohol. Seems like he knows a lot more than the idiots running the show. A lot of common sense in what he says unlike the complete mental cases who have banned alcohol. Sorry but you can no longer drink alcohol as this will help stop the spread of the CCP virus. I'll tell you one thing. Homemade laokhao is back on the menu.
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1 minute ago, Jingthing said:
It has been posted regionally but the last I heard it was not a national ban but based on province. Are you saying that the policy is now national?
It seems like it's a Metropolitan BKK thing with other proivinces doing their own thing. Ahhhhhh! I didn't know. There's going to be trouble for sure. More thought bubble policy but it doesn't seem to be national for now. Imagine province where you live you can't get it but neighbouring province you can. Pure madness.
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Look at China's numbers. Do you believe them?
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Probably just an update thing but covid test numbers same as yesterday. So zero tests. Can't be right but probably isn't much more as a percentage per 100,000.
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14 hours ago, realfunster said:
Not sure what to make of this. US trying to maintain it’s position in the region and gently warning against too much Sino influence and focus ?
The US are big & strong enough to come out of this on the other side in half decent shape. China may in due course face wider global pushback for its handling & reporting of the initial outbreak, and how global supply chains have broken down. The EU, who knows..?
Will be wise for Thailand to juggle all these relationships very carefully for its own benefit for its post-Covid recovery. Ultimately, the biggest & richest fish in the pond for the foreseeable future are still the US/EU (Combined GDP USD41 trillion (22+19 respectively) around 3x China at USD14 trillion - IMF 2019 estimates.) .....but there are more padded envelopes and less bothersome regulations down the Chinese route....A very good point. I'm not a Trump fan but I think he's more likely to hold China to account.
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14 hours ago, NoBrainer said:
And how about the widely used combo of Hydroxychloroquine, Azythromycen & Zinc?
Is this being used to treat patients in Thailand? If it is then hospital admissions, especially ICU, would be reduced
by a large margin.
I think you'll find that this is appearing to help in mild cases only hence the impact on icu's would be stopping mild cases turn severe. Also people with heart and liver disease cannot take this cocktail because of the hydroxychloroquine. Also doseage is still unknown as trials are underway.
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Just now, Geoffggi said:
You are missing the point, anyone suffering with any type of flu symptoms suffer similar signs they are not restricted to CV
Quite right but I think the point is if you have covid like symptoms and a loss of smell and taste it should ring alarm bells.
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1 hour ago, Geoffggi said:This is surely false news, if anyone has a blocked or runny nose when they have a common cold the result is the same - Loss or reduced sense of smell it's completely normal.....LOL
Google it. The link between CCP virus and loss of taste and smell has been known for some time now.
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No need to wear a mask unless you're sick is code for we don't have enough masks. As for listening to the WHO why? WHO didn't listen to Taiwan because CCP told them not to. Taiwan knew what was happening early in the piece. Of course CCP who the WHO is in bed with knew about person to person transmission in early Dec. If all countries closed their borders then against WHO advice and everyone started wearing masks then this thing may well be over and 10's of thousands of lives saved.
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43 minutes ago, fishtank said:
My Wife tells me of some woman on Facebook bragging about her payment she received and was not entitled to.
My Wife has had to close her clothes shop and so far has received nothing.
Things are going to turn nasty.
She has to pay it back.
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All Thais should just shut up. If you have no money bad luck. Submarines, helicopters etc are very expensive and are vital for the nations security. Not enough money for free testing and large scale testing. Can't afford a covid test bad luck you can die. We can't afford to give you Bt5000. No money because watches, rings, Mercedes, mansions and propping up the elite is expensive.
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24 minutes ago, LeamchabangLarry said:
Parking lots about 25% full and Samitivej was a ghost town inside.
We would be hearing about it on social media if the ICUs were bursting at the seams
Private hospital isn't it? Social media? Maybe. It is of course being monitored. Let's wait and see if images start coming out. Fairly sure anyone who posts such images would be in for not such a good time. Also it's not just those who need to present to hospital that has this virus.
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Maybe, just maybe they know the true situation because around the world (excluding CCP figures) most countries would be very happy indeed.
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2 minutes ago, LeamchabangLarry said:
I don't know.
I can only report on what I see.
I have driven by Bumrungrad, Samitivej, Phaya Thai 2, BNH, Thainakarin, and a couple others.
The government is not censoring my eyeballs
Ok then. That's great. How did the icu's look when you were driving by? Busier than usual?
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34 minutes ago, LeamchabangLarry said:
<deleted> if I know man. Perhaps to prepare for the worst?
dude I'm not an apologist one way or another. I'm merely pointing out the narrative of "yeah but where are the tests?, it's pointless without tests at scale" was valid for February and early March.
We are now almost mid-April and the hospital ICUs are not overflowing, nor are bodybags flying out of these hospitals
How do you know? Remember this has been declared a state of emergency. The
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8 minutes ago, DavisH said:
Your evidence for this is what? Right...you have nothing !
17 yrs living here. That's why I say the elite will be looked after and will be being tested. Do you think they have to pay?
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You start putting these numbers together and the look at R-naught wich Thailand is saying is 2.5 if I remember, rest of the world 3.5ish and just from the above, the numbers of infected must be huge. Please anyone logically dismiss this
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Just now, DrTuner said:
You need to be PUI: https://ddc.moph.go.th/viralpneumonia/eng/file/guidelines/g_cpc.pdf
Or go private, but those results are not included in the MoPH stats.
Disagree. You forgot the elite which I'm sure have sucked up thousands if not 10's of thousands of tests and I bet they didn't have to pay.
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9 minutes ago, onekoolguy said:Hard to say? Numbers depend on testing. If it was really bad, we would be seeing people lining up at hospitals? Or at least hearing stories about it? We are not! So I think that the situation is improving?
You hang on to that thought. All's well in China now.
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Expert offers roadmap to reopen Thai cities
in Thailand News
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You seem to miss the point that 'young' people don't die from this but they can still transmit it thus possibly killing someone else.