MrJ2U

Trajedy.

If it was my daughter I would pay someone to get rid of that dog, permanently!

5 hours ago, thaitom said:

No appointment needed ,no app to book on needed, just showed up at the Amphur office when announced on the loudspeaker and showed my passport, filled out the form and was given a vaccination, will receive my second dose in 4 weeks.

Hopefully it wasn't Sinovac.  

5 hours ago, Albert Zweistein said:

Means he has his doubts about the efficacy of the present available vaccins, the Chinacrap and the home made AZ.

Not only that theres just not enough people vaccinated with that Chinese Garbage.  Who knows how many have been vaccinated.  Immigrant workers can easily get over there undetected.

11 hours ago, lopburi3 said:

Believe that would be hospitals/clinics/charity organizations.  

Also companies like PTT, Ford, etc.

9 hours ago, Skallywag said:

For a city with only 120,000 people that seems a bit on the high side

Ask Anutin for a million doses you may get 5000.  Better be safe.

11 hours ago, RobMuir said:

From the link ...

 

Unlike the United States, Thai people have embraced vaccinations wholeheartedly and have been registering throughout the country to get jabbed.

 

 

The USA has had a large % of the population resist every measure asked of the people by virologists, from mask wearing, to social distancing, to lockdowns and for vaccinations.

 

And unsurprisingly this has resulted in the highest death toll.

 

 

 

Now it's open.

Whats Thailands excuse?

And waisting time, money,etc by using Sinovav and the other Chinese garbage which isn't of any use again the Delta (Indian) variant.  

Astra Zeneca is only 60% effecient.  Even that despite promises is difficult to procure because of, who knows?

6 hours ago, bankruatsteve said:

Anecdote:  About 6 years ago, our local voltage began going into the 240-250V range to accommodate a new water purifying factory.  At 250V and above, my smart TV would shut down, my AC wouldn't start, fans on steroids, and my refrigerator made abnormal noises until it finally died.  (Easily fixed after the local guy replaced something.)

 

Anyway.... That's when I bought my first AVR(AVS) and no issues since.  Now, the mains voltage stays in the 230's but the AVR's maintain between 218-224.

You shouldn't have to do that and depending on how many appliances you have it get downright expensive.

I would go down with your wife and a few neighbors to make a complaint at the main office.

Fluctuating current over time will shorten the life span of any appliance.

10 hours ago, zzzzz said:

3 tests >
who pays?   3,000 baht/test>>  dam

 

am sure the couple of hundred "tourists" will enjoy the island 

It's definitely a money grab, again.

It wouldn't be so bad but charging 6 times the amount for the test is disgusting.

"UV light disinfecting machine"

Someone needs to let them know that was invented in the 20th century

21 hours ago, holy cow cm said:

And as I just said never would I do and trust the registration because of something like this, and then got sad and confused emoji from many people, it has happened. Hahahaha is all is have to say. 

If you need a vaccine in Thailand you will eventually have to risk it unfortunately.

50 minutes ago, BernieOnTour said:

 

Well, I could point them to a Farang owned and managed IT company in Chiangmai with Thai staff, and therefore relatively low prices,

where the quality assurance and testing is excellent,

because their main customers are European companies with high expectations.

 

However, their Thai customer base is relatively low:

„paeng maak“, ... do we really need this, ...can you leave this out and make it cheaper, ...

 

Of cause, then the „friend of my son“ will be loosing out on this deal 555

Everything on the cheap.

"Made in Thailand"  means Don't buy it'll break soon if it's not already.--No refunds sucker.

I think that one of the governments kids are making the apps in Thailand.  Its like "my kid Could do That"!  and thats what actually happens.  Probably getting paid millions of baht for the the sloppy work also.

Thailand 3.0, Oh please!

"29,700 foreigners have now cancelled plans to visit Phuket."

Good thing.  Theres not that many hotels open to accommodate that many people.

Definitely has his "concerned priorities" in order.  Never mind a your inept ministers and the bungled vaccine rollout.

Nothing here in Sakon Nakhon in regards to vaccines.

Miserable man and his scrunched up face, yuk!

How long can this idiot stay as Health Minister?

On 6/12/2021 at 7:48 AM, nobodysfriend said:

Yes , I have probably no legal right to even cross this property as it does not belong to me .

But , at least , I do not cut the trees . The neighbor who takes it now , does a lot of damage and does not have the right to do this either .

I have been crossing this property for 5 yrs now . Nobody ever was there to complain about this . Until now .

Until you know who's land it is I wouldn't cause any problems.  It sounds as the two of you unfortunately don't get along and didn't even before the land grab.

Never happen in our lifetime.

3 hours ago, SportRider said:

No vaccine is a magic bullet.  I would think that if someone wants a jab and they have access to a WHO and nationally approved vaccine, choosing not to because of subjective idea of dodginess seems unjustified. 

My own plan is to get another brand vaccine in a few months time also. 

 

(written on my Chinese Huawei phone - best Ive ever owned!) 

Nice phones but lousy vaccines.

On 6/11/2021 at 5:39 PM, mtls2005 said:

Can't see a stampede for this one.

 

Maybe give it to prisoners, migrant workers, stateless people, the odd foreigner?

 

 

Sure, if they have 888 baht for the vaccine.  

That's ok if you have a job.  In the end that accrued interest on top of the principal has to be paid.  It's just kicking the can down the road.  

22 hours ago, clivebaxter said:

 

Not for foreigner!

I think mainly for foreigners. 

It's to expensive for Thais, even HiSo's who won't pass up on free stuff.  Moderna is 3,800 baht up front at Bangkok Hospital Udon Thani and its cheaper on the open market than pfeizer. Moderna is $24.00, about 800 baht a dose retail.

Thai's aren't known to pony up that kind of money even if its probably a much better vaccine in regards to variants.