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Good Luck tourist
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22 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:
Experts around the world are looking currently at the experience in Australia.
Their numbers are extremely low and have been able to track and trace at a level impossible when the outbreaks are widespread.
I think posters might find it interesting to Google such as "fleeting contact for covid delta strain Australia"
Many easy to watch YouTube presentations from experts worldwide.
This is one nasty beast.
Jerusalem Post is not Facebook https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/40-percent-of-coronavirus-stricken-israelis-infected-with-uk-strain-nachman-ash-655957
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17 minutes ago, Pravda said:
Play stupid games, win stupid prices = Sinovac
Not only with Sinovac you see Israel with the new delta variant all vaccines are ineffective for 40%
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4 hours ago, smedly said:
Jesus Christ
if that got injected into the bloodstream it would very likely act like a clot
It would act more like a mummification.
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9 minutes ago, BritManToo said:
Lots of these around me, usually the insulation is hanging off after a couple of years.
I do not know anyone you speak of, probably they have been glued on the under roof manually, these very recent ones of a few years are industrial products that have a thickness of 6 cm of insulation and more and being in aluminum they are indestructible with the weather, excluding typhoons.
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2 hours ago, gejohesch said:
Of course, and that's part of the plan. But why add other heat insulation devices if that does not come too expensive?
Another advantage to consider I am talking about aluminum sheets with insulation that is currently produced where I should no longer have to change them for life, they cost more but it is the quality that counts for a material on a house if you want not to have future problems.
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If I betray you I will cut my arm
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And the part of the launch pad of the satellite that they send to the moon ?
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2 hours ago, gejohesch said:
Of course, and that's part of the plan. But why add other heat insulation devices if that does not come too expensive?
Because it is cheaper to make only one insulated roof than to make two roofs. The solution of two roofs is made when on the first flat roof where you can walk you can make a terrace and take the breeze of the wind under the protection of the second roof. But in your case it is a waste of time and money even if you want to recover the original roof sheets, if you also put a photovoltaic system it is better that it is as low as possible to access it in case of problems on your system.
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2 hours ago, overherebc said:
No, don't think so. It will eventually come back at the same standards but will be a lot more expensive. All the lost money will have to be 're-made' on top of the new profits. It's a mind set thing.
Back in 97 when the baht fell local prices for tourists in many areas went up in baht cost because we got more baht for our currencies.
So do you think the 40 million tourists will return?
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25 minutes ago, smedly said:
Thailand should be ordering as many effective vaccines as they can get their hands on - dumping the Chinese junk might also be prudent - they should be using private hospitals to help in the depoyment of all vaccines not setting up some private side network
do people on here seriously think that some of these more "effective" vaccines will somehow be left unused - seriously ?
In a few months, maximum November December, the new most effective vaccines against the Delta ++++ variant will come out, so everyone to get vaccinated again, current vaccines will be outdated but if paid for by customers it is not a loss for shareholders.
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29 minutes ago, smedly said:
I will wait, 3 months many things could change
I waiting more, 13 months is sure better
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2 hours ago, Shuya said:
3'400 THB for 2 shots, plus 2 x health provider fee, 2 x nurse fee, 2 x hospital fee, 2 x certificate fee, 1 x travel pass fee, 1 x vaccination pass fee, 2 x administration fee.... great deal. pay now 3'400 and later another 3'400.
Yes same usual Thailand
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The practical demonstration of how to do the difficult things when you can do the simple things.
Laying a single metal roof with insulation has not yet come to your mind?
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Why should I change my 7 which works very well, the hackers have all gone to 8 and 10 and now 11 soon, no one stop my computer and asks me for money LOL
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38 minutes ago, wombat said:
bit of a typo there i think......that must be the number of reffo's in camps who aren't Australians and wanting to get to Oz,
This what I have read before, now maybe the number is changed
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1 hour ago, Denim said:
They presumed you have a Tardis then.
Or the return from the future
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13 minutes ago, rabas said:
Testing was not stopped. It's being limited to available beds, which means the system is now wrong. It was never intended for high numbers. The failure is not having a better system to put in place when numbers rise.
Are the test numbers counted or not counted? because counting the number of tests based on the available beds that are equal to zero seems to me a tragic comic comedy
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I have not yet understood anything in Thai mathematics, they have ceased to count the new Corona-virus patients but where do the 5400 new ones come out today?
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17 minutes ago, ironbark said:
There wont be many tourists from Australia where you have to get permission from the govt to leave the country then spend more than $3000 on hotel quarantine when you get back ....
The news report that there are about 35,000 Australians waiting to return to the country and that quarantine places are very limited, from an old place for prisoners Australia has not evolved much it seems to me.
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Koh Larn island for refugees
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6 minutes ago, Skeptic7 said:
If asymptomatic, or even mildly symptomatic, then why need a hospital bed?
Just isolate at home seems an obviously simple solution.
If you know the people of Thailand well you would know that it is impossible to live all under one roof with a lavish family
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11 minutes ago, superal said:
That is typical of Thailand , money number one , because the rest kits should be free as in many western countries . This war against the virus is not a commercial venture and private hospitals should be seconded to help the nation . I hear that the AZ vaccine supplied to Thailand was being sold at quite a markup by various Thai outlets , likewise the Pfizer .
I think it would be interesting to have these Covid home tests also for a fee since medical assistance is now very uncertain here, if we have caught Covid without symptoms we no longer need the vaccine and we could travel abroad if it was then certified.
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ASEANNOW.com - Thaivisa.com rebrands and expands beyond Thailand
in Thailand News
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Now Asean Now has a new IT capable of recognizing the location of members who are warned that those hiding underneath with fake IPs will be immediately deported and confined to Covid field hospitals in case of overcrowding as almost all of them use fake IPs. deported to the north to places kept secret.