ICELANDMAN

30 minutes ago, jackdd said:

You can buy them for example in Big C.

But they can't be legally driven on Thai roads.

Legally on the roads in China but not in Thailand, where the mistake ?

For many days ago that Chinese doctors wrote that in the genome there are traits of the IHV codes and that they also use this antiviral to try to heal the sick, now the great victory of Thai doctors in a big scoop, maybe now the sick and healed of the coronavirius, brilliant doc.now you have AIDS

I have a feeling that the Thai elites are evacuating the country after the reassuring speech of the PM

20 minutes ago, genericptr said:

Good advice, that's what I feel like doing right now. I think it's 99% certain next month something else is going to come up and I'll be right back where I am now. A couple months ago she already had me pay for her auto insurance (18k) while I was biking to work in South Carolina and who knows what comes next.

And you not living together ? You are a beautiful fish, but not the last

18 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

 Ohhh???? High fever and fatigue???

 

Too many inspection visits to Suvarnabhumi???

 

 

Of cause he make mask wrong position, he believed the mask is not useful, only for show

Now last information from Thai government, everyone speaking about fake news coronavirus go arrest and send prison.

Everyone is warned

  .....The landlord wants the dogs out permanently ....

One of the biggest problems in Thailand is this irresponsible attitude of the dog owners, but like many things in Thailand there is no hope that this will change because in reality many Thai people want and have fun when their dog shows aggression, psychologically it is a demonstration of feeling inferior that is compensated by the aggressiveness of their dog,

Surely psychologist in Thailand would be very successful in this country where I not see

22 hours ago, Logosone said:

Where I live, Nong Han in Chiang Mai, there is a horrendous dog problem. An elderly neighbour next door has 5 dogs. Virtually every Thai house on the street has four or more dogs. Most of them do not have a fence and do not put the dog on a chain. The net result is that you have dogs coming at you when you walk the street, often in packs of 5 or more. Not to mention the dogs tearing open rubbish bags and urinating all over the bin, fence, everywhere.

 

I only go for walks carrying a big stick. But thanks to reading the above article I will now get gun that fires blanks on Lazada, as it appears the noise is more effective than any stick. Also ordered Spyderco knife just in case. The situation is that bad here.

You fond gun fires blanks on Lazada ? I not see nothing on Lazada

9 hours ago, NanLaew said:

You snooze, you lose. Nothing new here.

 

BTW, have you got your flu shot yet?

Nope never problem

3 hours ago, Assurancetourix said:

It depends where ..
I do not live in Thailand but in Isaan ....

I hope you understand the finesse of my answer ...
and I don't wear a stupid mask;

Well not mask and not soap you living dangerous man on your country ????

The person in charge of the city of Wuhan comes to declare that 5 million have left the city before the closure and the primary destination was Thailand. What can go wrong.

12 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

 

Can you explain to me how we wash our hands in the thousands of places in Thailand where there is a market and street meals .....
Never seen a tap connected to the city water system in these places; no soap or anything to wipe his hands ...
no more than in the hundreds of thousands of road embroidery boui-boui where we eat a pad thai or another dish at 40 baht ...

Yes living is very dangerous.

1 hour ago, Krataiboy said:

As a precaution, I'm doubling my internal alcohol rub.

Excellent idea, inside is more important kill coronavirus, not survive with alcohol,  i follow you now

1 hour ago, KhunKenAP said:

Reported in Bangkok Post, "the PM will go to inspect the airport today". All will be in order until he and his entourage leaves. 

PM go take a fly for go India and make monk herself also ?

12 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Not necessarily. Quite often people don't use them properly and get infected by handling the masks. 

Nobody needs to have a degree to put on a mask, put nothing is only stupid

14 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

I defer to the aficionados of the nanny state everywhere. You know who you are.

 

In the meantime, I will carry on doing what has served me well these last 3 score and 3 years on the planet and pay attention and look after myself.

 

FWIW, if anyone else is into DIY health scare prevention, you can buy yourself some disposable P2/N95 grade masks. recommended by several Australian state health authorities for protection in the current circumstances.

 

 

PS: These are NOT available at 7-eleven.

 

 

Thank you but you not found this anywhere, is too later stock out

Psychologically wearing a mask is feeling more protected, even if we know that it doesn't protect much but it's always better than nothing.

On 1/26/2020 at 8:21 AM, Srikcir said:

Can Thailand NOT build any energy, rail and road infrastructure without China state-owned enterprises? I doubt the reverse is true  - China doesn't need Thailand state-owned enterprises operating in China.

You don't follow the new geography, Thailand is in China now.

He has told the tourists not to believe rumours circulating on social media same ThaiVisa

In particular he has told everyone to carry on spending at places like the big department stores in Thailand, all of which have measures in place to tackle the health emergency. 

The media mentioned Paragon, Discovery Center, Siam Center and Icon Siam, if you buy on this place your are safe.

And now the China says no no evacuation for foreigners everything is under control, next time Prayut make same with tourists Thailand ?

1 hour ago, justin case said:

go to CNN now :  80 people dead now

With 1.2 billion Chinese only 80 deaths from viruses there is no need to worry, if the digits are correct

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7922379/Chinas-lab-studying-SARS-Ebola-Wuhan-outbreaks-center.html

It seems to me that all countries must follow the WHO guidelines, so if there are no further indications I do not see the reason to inculpate the Thai government not to do its preventive work.

43 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

ok seriously here is a link to a video on how to wear a mask.

 

https://twitter.com/Rajprasong_News/status/1221059207534800896

The Chinese wear two masks on the video???? (not your video) and if they do, it will be good to follow the example they are make the masks