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6 hours ago, RandiRona said:

Agreed and that is by design. The so called Thai elite keep them undereducated and non skilled. Why?? Because Thailand biggest import is sexpats and biggest export are Wh'ores'. Where the raw material would come if everyone become educated and skillful??

I m quite impressed about your love and respect for Thailand, you seem like an outstanding expat.

18 minutes ago, Eaglekott said:

Cases seams to be going down again

 

Your last update is not correct, it s the same page twice.

Thank you for posting these updates.

1 hour ago, edwarda909 said:

Take away the beautiful women selling sex  cheaply and lax (no) government policy stopping it, and BKK wouldn't make the top 100. Don't have to be a genius to figure that out

Of course, every expat familly enjoys Bangkok only because of ptostitutes like you do.... No you are not a genius by the way...

6 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Somebody took a bag of all the worst variants, shook it up and produced the most heavily mutated version yet. Just in time for Christmas. Thanks China

I follow your posts on covid every day, they are well informed and I tend to agree with most of them, but this thank you China stuff you just wrote is just pure idiotic racism. 

My mother in law also got her first moderna shot today from a private hospital in Bangkok. next shot 17 th of december.  they were also offering astrazenica at the same place. Very well organised, very efficient, 3300 baths for 2 shots, booked a few months ago.

3 hours ago, tomyami said:

It dosent mater ireland has 92% no sino vax now going into lock down vaccines just slow hospitization

They are not going into lockdown, they close the pub and install a curfew. And maybe the temperature over there pushed them this way.

48 minutes ago, WhiteBuffaloATM said:

covid extentions are likely to continue indefinitely and certainly until 26 Nov.

go to Immi. tomorrow. you are imagining a non - existent problem. 

no need to leave the country just yet…….

That seems to be the best idea

54 minutes ago, pcholewska said:

And you think would it help if my landlord unregistered me from the house? ( on the paper for immigration) (He's my friend so he wouldn't mind to do it)

That doesn t seem to be the smartest idea. It may not help at all...

Hi,

Does anyone have Bangkok numbers today?

Thanks

Does anyone have bangkok numbers for today?

Thanks!

Any news on where to get Pfizer in Bangkok when 55 with a Non-O extension?

Thanks

11 minutes ago, frantick said:

Missing link from above. Last two columns page 13. Actually indicates vaccinated more harmful to the unvaccinated. 

 

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1023849/Vaccine_surveillance_report_-_week_40.pdf

That is absolutly not what it indicates. My god, you pick one column in a 27 pages document to make your point when everything else tells the opposite, and it says on the page be careful what you make of the numbers here because it does not say what you think.

something more about he UK

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/english-school-return-spurred-covid-children-cases-fell-adults-study-2021-10-13/

49 minutes ago, mommysboy said:

It's going to be carnage in Thailand if they reopen soon.

 

'UK confirms 45,066 new Covid cases, 157 deaths today

In the UK, the government confirmed today that there had been a further 45,066 lab-confirmed Covid cases.

It is the highest daily figure since mid-July.

The official data also confirmed a further 157 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid as of Thursday'

 

UK has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world as well as quite a bit of acquired immunity, and used the very best vaccines.  So I'd expect Thailand to reach about 80k plus within a month or two and possibly hundreds of deaths per day.

British kids are not vaccinated, that s why they are rushing to vaccinate kids in Thailand with Pfizer at the moment. I m more optimistic than you, let s hope as many people as possible take the vaccine asap.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/english-school-return-spurred-covid-children-cases-fell-adults-study-2021-10-13/

I understand the malls are packed but I think many at the moments already received at least one dose of vaccines. I can not find the stats for Bangkok, I don t know where to search. It will be a good test and interesting to check the numbers next week especially the numbers in hospitals. I think we may be able to see the first real benefit of vaccination as we saw inother countries. I ll wait untill I m fully vaccinated + one week before start to go to shopping malls etc..

5 hours ago, matchar said:

On the other hand would a business take responsibility if an employee suffers serious side effects or death linked to a vaccine they were forced to take?

 

I'm not anti-vax and I'm quite happy to take Pfizer if I'm eventually offered it but I'm not willing to take AstraZeneca since that one has a higher risk of very dangerous side effects, which in younger healthy people is similar to the risk from covid.

 

If I was old I would be more willing to take AstraZeneca because the risk from covid would be higher than the risk from the vaccine.

No, the business does not force you to take the vaccine, you have the choice to take the vaccine or find yourself another job where it is not required. 

I would hope that if an employee agrees to take only a vaccine that is not currently available but maybe soon, he can find an agreement with his employer, but that s up to the employer, when the school opens, teachers need to be there.

I m not sure where you find informations that tell you the Astrazeneca has similar risks than covid for young people, I suggest you check more on that beacuse that may not be true...

3 minutes ago, PureBlood said:

 

 

https://t.co/cQ6qoDii9G

 

I am posting this for other people. There are many people who already had Covid, so they are fine to go to China without getting any jabs. I posted the link to the Chinese Embassy in London where you can see this written.

 

I already had Covid. I am not taking any of the mRNA jabs. Firstly, I'm not taking them on principle, as they are an unnecessary response to a mild flu. The endless boosters and digital surveillance "passport" are an over reach by government. Secondly, I don't want to end up with heart trouble associated with the mRNA jabs and I don't want to risk ADE when I'm exposed to Covid again. Thirdly, my natural immunity is better than the jabs.

Is that your source of information?

If you refuse the surveillance passport and reach over by governments, you are not gonna be happy in China.

You have your opinion on Mrna vaccines, and it s ok but I don t want to have any teacher who refuses to get vaccinated to be near my kid and I guess it s the same for chinese parents. It s not personal, it s just a fact.  And keep your BS about natural immunity for yourself please.

25 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

I thought China was getting rid of all the foreign teachers anyway.  Is that not the case?

It s not as easy as before to teach in China. They are very careful now on who gets a working visa for teachhing and who doesn t. And forget about working without a work permit.

I got the first dose of moderna this morning in Bangkok hospital, Bangkok. Very well organised, very efficient and very proffessional. I will get the second dose on 8th of november, looking forward to it. So far no side effect for me and my wife.