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46 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Use them for Internet and TV... it is a package at about 850 baht/ month.

My True Visions is off right now so not a good advert, 

Start here?

So is mine. This is happening a lot more recently I've noticed. 

6 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Really can't see why anyone would want to own and live in a concrete box, 70 ft up in the air, sandwich between 10's of others. Staying in a hotel for a few days is enough for me. 

 

Now, a £1,000,000 executive 3 bed pad overlooking the beach my be a little different. but I doubt many of us are in that bracket

I had never lived in a flat till I came to Thailand and both condos I've stayed in have had neighbors above rearranging the furniture on a nightly basis. Being able to buy a property with a small amount of land would be a dream for me. 

I can see it's been revoked but incase anyone wants to know I got the bus yesterday, nobody wanted to see my pass and travelling back today there was no issue entering Chonburi (not that I thought there would be). 

1 minute ago, ikke1959 said:

European countries are stopping with Astra Zenica.. The Netherlands in a few weeks and Denmark stopped already because of the side effects.. So Why in Thailand only 2 vaccines tat are unreliable or not working?? Sinovac and AZ... Money talks apparrantly and maybe the unused doses from Europe will be sent here...I will wait till Pfizer, Moderna or Sputnik V will be available

AZ is around $3 per dose. Pfizer is around $30 per dose. All dependant on whatever deal is made by the gov and manufacturers but that's what the UK gov is paying. 

Just now, Bkk Brian said:

They've been using Sinovac in Chile right? ooops

Yeah it's mostly Sinovac. 

4 minutes ago, rabas said:

You attempt to "disillusion" me failed based on science, fact, and evidence.

 

"May still carry" means there is a small probability. Vaccines may not reduce infection by 100.0%,  but they do greatly reduce infection and spread. See Israel's reduced infection results and the rapid declines of spread in UK and the US.

 

I'd counter that by pointing to Chile, a country that has the 3rd quickest rollout of vaccines has not that the same effect as the Israel and the UK so it's not an absolute that vaccines have driven down the spread in these countries. Remember that Covid was declining this time of year last year in the Northern Hemisphere as things were moving towards summer. 

44 minutes ago, gunderhill said:

Most  informed  people would take either as they greatly reduce the risk of DEATH

Hmm, the apparent low efficacy of the first dose from the likes of Chile that have mostly used Sinovac would make me reluctant to take it. I'm however, in an age group where Covid is not a huge risk to myself so I'd rather wait for a better vaccine candidate.