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To give it a totally undeserved positive spin: There's a lot of room for improvement. 

Contrary to what he seems to think, it is both too little and too late.

I'd guess you get what you pay for. You don't pay much, so...

Meanwhile it's just been approved in the EU.

Just another example for a poorly communicated or inconsistently applied government policy. If the landlord had known, they would have realized the importance of checking if the bills have been paid.

Under normal circumstances, checking when the tenant moves out and before returning the deposit is sufficient.

The OP is spot on, but I think in reality it's even far worse, because there's a strong disincentive for most regular (I.e. non-privileged working class) Thais to get tested as well. Loss of income, the stigma and inconvenience caused for others, ...

Not a good situation at all. 

And I'm positive that it will shrink. Let's wait and see who's right.

The later, the better, given the sad state of Thailand's education system.

So they will start to deliver it in July "as planned ", but the MoPH is planning to start using it in June? How does that work?

Just let it collapse already. It's preserved for eternity in said movie.

Considering the timeline posted as well as the incubation period of Covid, I see no proof whatsoever that those teachers didn't catch it before going on their weekend trip to Phuket.

Who comes up with those nonsensical generalizations? Guys who have been taken to the cleaners?

Jesus H, the horror.

Now that's a really big surprise. Not.

Just legalize it already. Even once pathetically Catholic countries have done it, and so can you, Thailand.

You won't be missed (by me anyway), banksters. Bye.

In May? No way!

Oh of course the entertainment clusters will have ended, in the sense that they will have morphed into broad community spread via family, friends and colleagues. At some point, those infection chains cannot be traced back to an entertainment cluster anymore.

I would imagine it's mayhem there today. 

How convenient to have always a specific group to blame any outbreak on. Migrants, casino workers, now partying youngsters. How does the transport minister fit in?