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They are also ranked 141st in testing. So....

So thais don’t have to quarantine is that correct? Or their quarantine is just covered by government 

On 7/1/2020 at 7:28 PM, jimn said:

Contact the Thai Embassy or Consulate near you and enquire about a Certificate of Entry. I know there is a ban on Australian citizens leaving Australia, not sure about foreign citizens. If she does manage to leave she will have to do 14 days state quarantine in Thailand. But even then she will have almost zero chance of getting back into Australia. Good luck

She will have no trouble getting back into Australia it’s more getting to Thailand. It is a pretty unique situation as the people looking after her daughter in Thailand (partners dad and sister) both died within 6 weeks of each other so she needs to pick up her up asap. She also has our daughter in Aus so no government is going to keep them apart

This is very confusing.

My partner (Thai national) needs to go home to Thailand to pick up her daughter, so she needs to get permission from the Thai embassy and only 200 people a day?

I am seeing flights available on sky scanner to leave Aus to bkk so are these flights just going to be cancelled or are they legit?

19 minutes ago, sucit said:

There has not even been a single report of a patient needing a ventilator, and not being able to get one. 

 

Some NY hospitals at or near capacity? Sure. 

 

I believe others need their heads examined. Just look at the numbers they were projecting a few weeks ago. People were swearing there would be people dying and doctors choosing who to give ventilators to. 

17,000 covid deaths in New York in the last 4/5 weeks.

NY cv deaths are going up 1000 a day currently

The total death rate has tripled for NY compared to the average from previous years

3 minutes ago, BeltAndRoad said:

You need your head checked if you believe this

It is all 100% true unfortunately

5 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:

 

 

If the virus is a major problem in Thailand, we should all know somebody in Thailand who has ended up in ICU or died of Covid 19. Do we? I don't. 

 

A cover up on this magnitude is not possible. Yes the authorities here are known to be economical with the truth. But it's plain to see, considering all the reasons why the country should have a major problem, that Thailand has resilience to Covid 19. 

My father in law died last week with all the symptoms. They refused to test him and his diagnosis was pneumonia from “dust”, so bacterial pneumonia for which they hooked him up to antibiotics intravenously for 7 days with zero effect on the pneumonia.

He was actually refused hospital care until the police got involved, so there will be many dieing at home unfortunately

21 minutes ago, sucit said:

There is even a video up somewhere of a nurse in New York being stopped on the street and saying the hospitals were empty and it was overblown. 

You need your head checked if you believe this

1 hour ago, rupert the bear said:

i see many duly doubting govs nos,understandable given their behaviour over so many yrs.BUt.....we all know how difficult it is to keep a secret and we have socail media everywhere,this would indicate deaths are a different proposition.when ones closest passes away and social media is available the secret will get out.this gives me a fair amount of faith that these  death figs are reasonably accurate,also i dont see hospitals full of cases and i can see a very large private hospital from my balcony.be positive people theres so much negatoivity out there,look at the tv  aggghhh,end of the world 24 7 shut up please

You must not understand thais that well if you think they would be telling the world that a family member has/d covid 

12 hours ago, offset said:

Did your Father in law live alone if not has anybody else get the virus that he was in contact with if not I would guess it might not be Convid 19 related

He might not of had it, but he had all the symptoms and they never tested him to rule it out. They kept asking family where he had been the last few weeks so they were obviously considering covid. That was my point, that their numbers are low because they aren’t even testing you unless you have been overseas or are in a big metro area like bkk.

As for his lung infection from “dust” that would make it a bacterial infection. They were feeding antibiotics intravenously through the neck for a week and it didn’t touch the infection

As we know some people show mild to no symptoms so can’t say if his family has it, I know that his brother in law who took him to hospital is now sick and collapsed a few days ago. I also know that he is zero chance of getting tested

22 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

Thank you. And I take it no covid test was performed post mortem?

Correct. As they kept saying he had not being overseas so was not at risk, so will never know for sure. 

7 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

Did you get to know the cause of death in the death certificate?

They got the death certificate today so will update when they get back to me.