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On 7/21/2021 at 6:12 PM, Aforek said:
I don't know for Pattaya, but I got one ( for me and my wife, free ) in the small hospital of my tambon ( subdistrict )
but I live upcountry, not a big city ; look at very small hospitals outside Pattaya , and ask them or town council and ask them
are these free forex pats or if not, how much please
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6 hours ago, BritManToo said:
The solution was always houses on stilts.
But modern builders don't do that any more so the house floods.
or maybe proper drainage systems ?
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so why bother ?
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so 14m x 3 m slab is 42 m sq
at 4", or 100mm thick is 4.2 cubes of concrete
At 6" or 150mm thick, is 6.3 cubes
At 1,800 baht a cube means concrete is 7,560 baht, or 11,340 baht
If 4 " then possibly some reinforcing mesh or bars, depending on the ground ( firm undisturbed, or infilled )
6" can miss the reinforcing
I have 4" drives and slabs, with no reinforcing, and have loaded concrete trucks drive over them with no bother
Time to lay ( depending on the ground) 3 men one day to shutter and pour, one man next day to strip shutter
So labour maybe 2,00 baht ?
A container is a spread load, so weight is distributed across the slab, rather than point loaded, so less pressure on slab
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1 hour ago, robblok said:
Thank god your not in charge of the country. We already got overflowing hospitals and you want to open the country up. ????
To compare Sweden and Thailand ????
Would be more likely to compare Thailand to India especially if you look at hospitals and population density.
Im guessing your in somewhere like Bangkok, the centre of the universe ?
But up here in darkest Isaan , can you show me overflowig hospitals ?
spent most of yesterday trailing round different hospitals with Uncle, who had a possible snake bite and badly swollen hand and arm
Each hospitol and clinic was almost empty, with a maximum of 4 people inside to see
Even the large main hospital in town, at 6pm, was alamost closed, most lights out, and only 3 people in A and E
Same this morning maybe 5 people in manin part, the wards not even half full, with staff sat playing on their phones
So certainly NOT overflowing
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3 hours ago, soalbundy said:
In my village nobody has received an appointment at the hospital.
same here. Nobody knows anyone who has been offered it, never mind accepted it
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Spent the day at the main hospital with uncle
Very very quiet inside and out
Morer staff than patients , most of whom seem to be on their phones
BUT, one surpirse was waiting for the lift to go back to the ward
as i entered, was joined by 2 staff, both dressed in full hazmat gear and a patient on a trolley
They leave the lift at the same floor, and then to my surprise, they wheel the covid patient through the normal ward, then through some doors into what has become the isolation ward for covid patients
Why on earth would anyone transport infected people through the lifts and wards that the public, and sick people use ???
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3 hours ago, gk10012001 said:
and the other day a guy allegedly mining bit coins got electrocuted. All these things make me feel less and less safe when I step in to a Thai shower that uses on demand electric water heating units. Proper GFCI? Doubtful
and you worry about covid ???
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Free isolated seats ???
How do you isolate people in these silver coffin busses ?
How do you isolate these at the toilet stops ?/
How do you isolate these at the food/7-11 stops ???
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just been in Nakhon Phanom hospital this morning .
Stood to one side while men in Hazmat suits wheel a covid patient into the lift up to the 2 nd floor
Then watched as they wheeled the same patient through the normal ward into the isolation section !!
And they want to prevent the spread of covid ??????
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14 hours ago, gargamon said:
That's looking at it all wrong. In the US, with around 50% fully vaccinated, about 99% of those in the ICU are not fully vaccinated. The pandemic there is now a pandemic only for the unvaccinated.
So go for the Darwin award, covid edition, and don't get vaccinated. If you're too stupid to get vaccinated, you likely shouldn't procreate anyway.
You in the good ole USA ?
or in Thailand, where you have mor enhance of dying crossing the road
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1 hour ago, PETERTHEEATER said:
Not air. The bags are filled with nitrogen gas which is inert and odourless.
But expensive !!,
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5 minutes ago, watthong said:Maybe it's worth repeating a zillion times, the current vaccines, while they "aren't guaranteed to be effective against Delta" or "(Delta will be) something else", they are in the 90 plus percent effective in keeping people alive and out of the ICU and that's is something that is part of the workable solution for now, something that people can LIVE with. Keep harping about vaccines not effective against any Greek alphabet variant du jour is not seeing the forest for the trees.
so whats the survival rate for people who don't have the vaccines, 97% ?
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Just now, Phoenix Rising said:
Here's a novel idea; if a thread bores you then DON'T PARTICIPATE!!
Amazing concept, right??
truly amazing !!
its so amazing maybe i should keep posting, just to give me something to do
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5 minutes ago, 2long said:
In summary
- The Covid 19 coronavirus is almost certainly real, even if it originated from a lab. or not
- Wearing masks is inconvenient, but helps everyone if they're not exercising
- The 'person of colour' and his Russian hooker know the rules and they should have at least put the mask on to be served (which is what I do)
- The fat whitey should mind his own business. There are staff to enforce rules
- This forum is the hub of expertise
- Can we close this thread now?
can we close all threads about covid now, getting boring and pointless
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6 minutes ago, fishtank said:Lays are probably the best crisps.
Most own brand makes are never the same.
Tesco crisps amongst them.
Yes Pringles usually smashed to bits.
The least said about KFC the better.
I love Lays. The smell of all that expensive air that you get when you open the packet . 555
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1 minute ago, JensenZ said:
Let's put it this way so I don't get a suspension. Would you walk into a room full of infected people with a mask and expect not to catch it?
how would you know if they are infected ?
Would you walk in that room with the cheap masks that people wear ?
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6 minutes ago, MadMuhammad said:
No. Just no ????
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6 minutes ago, JensenZ said:
No, I am not having a laugh. In Central Pattaya, where I live, everyone is wearing a mask, including people walking on the street and riding motorcycles. You have to look VERY hard to find anyone without one.... and it has been this way for a very long time.
time to move to Isaan then
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13 minutes ago, JensenZ said:
Where is this "around here" where a very small percentage of people are wearing masks. In Pattaya everyone is wearing masks. You can't get into a store without one and even on motorcycles everyone is wearing one.
Try Isaan
worn to enter large stores, then often lowered
smaller local stores, not many ,
outside, in cars, on bikes, your having a laugh !!
although often see the idiots on their Waves, wearing a mask while bombing around without helmets, lights, etc,
Seriously, is this what I have to face (twice) to be vaccinated?
in Pattaya
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better options in hospitals ?
you mean like our main hospital, where they wheel the covid patients past the outpatients, then into the lifts, that have patients/visitors already inside, and then wheel the covid through the general ward past the bedridden and helping families, into the isolation ward adjacent ?