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George Aylesham
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On 4/27/2021 at 4:33 PM, AlfHuy said:
From your mia-noi.
Sorry - its usually the other way round.
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500Thb covid test for foreigners not the best way to attract customers perhaps . . . .
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On 4/19/2021 at 5:11 PM, tifino said:
and it's not like as if you can't catch a Virus from either!
'Coz they're in quarantine.
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12 hours ago, DavisH said:
Well, that's a surprise ????
All in line with TAT's tourism promotion campaign.
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On 4/19/2021 at 4:09 PM, orang37 said:
Where have you actually seen these ?
On the Chiang Mai - Chiang Rai road. Manned by courteous and efficient staff too.
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Aiming to vaccinate 10% of the population then?
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8 hours ago, CharlieH said:
Whilst tragic, I would suggest the bike rider didnt even look right, just straight ahead when the light changed.
In my observation, many road users here have very poor ability to judge speed and distance of oncoming traffic. Alomost daily I have encountered cars and motorcycles pulling out way too soon or in the case of motorcycles not even looking right and just riding left as if there is no junction.
18 minutes ago, rwill said:When I first looked I too thought there was something under the back of the car. But I think it is just the watermark placed on the photo.
victim blaming?
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4 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:Better results overall today compared to the 1,767 new cases reported Sunday, despite the three new deaths reported today, with only two provinces, Bangkok and Chiang Mai, reporting more than 100 new cases (yesterday's numbers in parentheses for comparison):Bangkok -- 293 (down from 347)Chiang Mai -- 197 (up from 164)Selected Other provinces:
Chonburi -- 98 (down from 229)Samut Prakan -- 82 (up from 64)Surat Thani -- 42 -- (up from 38)Ayutthaya -- 42 (up from 7)Nonthaburi -- 39 (down from 100)Nakhon Pathom -- 38 (up from 26)Nakhon Ratchasima -- 35 (down from 51)Petchburi -- 35 (up from 23)Samut Sakhon -- 32 (up from 18)Songkhla -- 32 (up from 25)Prachuap Khiri Khan -- 23 (down from 66)Udon Thani -- 23 (up from 15)Rayong -- 19 (down from 35)Phuket -- 18 (down from 25)Khon Kaen -- 20 (up from 9)Chiang Rai -- 17 (unchanged 17)The dropoff in new cases reported Monday may have been influenced by Sunday being the last day of the long Song Kran holidays weekend. However, a government spokesman expressed optimism that the recent control measures/restrictions imposed by the government will lead to "a better situation" in the coming weeks.
The new COVID cases total the government reported Monday was the lowest daily total in the past five days.
In Chiang Mai people seem to be locking themselves down and not waiting for the gov't to order them to do so. Let's hope that the instinctively sensible attitude of the population will soon result in lower transmission figures.
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5 hours ago, champers said:
This is the Government that has written into law their own immunity from prosecution.
Congratulations - they've take a page out of the current British government practice.
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I hope and pray these sensible predictions will not be overturned by the thousands of Burmese refugees flooding across the frontier and bringing Covid infections with them.
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22 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:
Let him checkout on site. Conflicting information.
Yes - good to see our posters getting back to basics.
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Sea levels are rising fast: Bangkok is sinking fast. Won't the airport be under water by the time the three new terminals are finished?
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3 hours ago, malibukid said:what a joke. come to Thailand and see how it feels to be a Falang.
Go to the USA or Britain as an immigrant - you won't enjoy the experience.
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6 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:The Nazis were not socialists.
They were backed by and acted for big business and puta great deal of effort into hunting down and murdering socialists.
Try not to embarrass yourself so publicly.
No, they were above all populists.
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5 hours ago, KannikaP said:
Many other Covis vax, or just vax in general?
I took the Smallpox vax a few years back and it seems to have worked - in addition to MMR vaccine - this worked as well.
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6 hours ago, Moonlover said:Totally agree. Here's an interesting article from the BBC's health correspondent. A long read, but worth taking the time to do so.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56360646
I for one will be taking it as soon as it becomes available.
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3 hours ago, canopus1969 said:
And that boys and girls is the difference between a 1st world country and Thailand
Indeed - there's a ginormous difference between 122,000 deaths and 82 so I'm perhaps not so keen on living in the 1st world!
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3 hours ago, PatOngo said:
While ever Trump can hoodwink his not so smart followers, the Reps will follow him like sheep to keep those numbers. Enough people were smart enough to get out and vote him out of office, Joe Bidens performance over the next 4 years will determine where Trump and his sheep will end up!
Let's hope the NY prosecutors can get their act together quickly and before DT persuades the Republican party to hand him the nominatation. A convicted felon is disqualified from Presidential office.
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4 hours ago, rasmus5150 said:
I'm afraid that the body-count (no matter how high) will not make the UN take any action in the near future.
It's like a nasty deja-vu for this beautiful country
You are right - this is the Tatmadaw reverting to type. When I was working in Myanmar (Burma) in the early seventies the Tatmadaw killed up to 600 students protecting the body of ex- UN Secretary General U Thant. The had kidnapped the body and it was lying in state in the university when the military opened fire.
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7 hours ago, Loiner said:Another U.K. success story where Reuter’s and Remainers try to spin some bad news from Brexit. It must be so miserable viewing the world from the bottom of an already empty Remainer glass.
Now both the remainer glasses and the quitter glasses are empty - just ask those who have lost their jobs, the fishermen, the car workers or the regions losing their grants - Cornwall, Wales and the North.
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18 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:
Exactly. The overwhelming majority of people who get infected are either asymptomatic or have mild symptoms. But still they think it's necessary to decimate the economy and small businesses. At least Thailand hasn't gone the way of the UK/USA.
As a 78 year-old, understandably perhaps, I beg to disagree.
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I am aware of the arguments against all in one computers (if one element goes you have to replace the lot etc.) but 2 years ago I bought an HP all in one which has given sterling service with no problems whatsoever.
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3 hours ago, Dagfinnur Traustason said:
I just don´t know here. I would like to hear this and see a video of it happening. We are very well aware of how it looks on the government meeting here in Thailand. People from different parties is sitting in their smartphones, staring down the floor or actually talking to eachother or sleeping during another person is up speaking. It that is what happened I agree totally with the guy.
If he walked out in anger becasue people didn´t agree with him and thried to talk back to him, than he is his usual charming self that just can´t hack it in society.
Like I say, we need a video to make a fair judgement. Not like all poster before me, just judging because they want to be in the clique that hates.Your first paragraph is an accurate description of the british House of Lords in session!
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5 minutes ago, 1Gringo said:
good luck to all those protestors.
Yes - let's hope their courage is rewarded
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ThaiChana (Covid Tracking App)-anyone using it?
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I've been using it and it works well. It seems from the latest news that we will have to use the Morchanna app to register for our free vaccinations next month.