Jumbo1968

A bit off topic, I have finally persuaded my Thai wife to download the Mor Prom she doesn’t know what happens next, we live in Pattaya, does she wait to be contacted by the Health Authorities for an appointment ?

I was vaccinated in the U.K., I have the NHS Cert, will that be recognised ?

Never seen it in black and white ?

Stop hospitalising every one who tests positive and that will free up hundreds of beds.

Not surprised another crazy proposal all they appear to know or think the answer to Covid is too hospitalising people.

This was uploaded by Richard Barrow on his FB, a sort of proposal forthe kids to go back to school, I doubt very much I would be sending my son back to school in the event there was a positive case identified. I had already done 14 days quarantine and no way would I want to it again.

How does my Thai wife register for a Covid Vaccination, she is 43 years old with no underlying health issues, I enquired at Bangkok Pattaya but they are only vaccinating foreigners, we live in Pattaya.

I like many others we have bought school uniforms (had the name sewn on them) shoes and paid for the books, some might even have paid the school fees. It’s looking like the schools might not be opening this term meaning the kids will have grown out of their uniforms and not really used the books. For me the kids can attend school well at my sons school anyway, the classes are all separate so the kids can be kept in bubbles/separate classrooms meaning they would not be mixing. When we were in England this is the system they used, if some one in a bubble contracted Covid the rest of all the pupils in that class self isolated. Obviously with older kids it is more difficult to keep the kids separate when they were coming and going, with the younger kids the parents collected the kids but were not allowed in the school and had to wait outside. The starting and finishing times were staggered meaning there were no parents congregating outside the school.