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Mexico, Thailand and more could be removed from red travel list
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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Mexico, Thailand and more could be removed from red travel list
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
That's the dream for Thailand. It almost certainly won't happen due to the presence of a certain Beta (South Africa) variant in Thailand - that's what I heard. I will be very surprised if Thailand is not one of the very short list of countries which remains on the list. 1 - Due to the variant and 2 - Due to their choice of vaccines That said, I like surprises yet I'm rarely surprised.- 143 replies
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Life in Thailand getting back to normal – but only if you are vaccinated
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Effective antivirals would be in the form of tablets which can be widely distributed anywhere on earth, have a long shelf life and be administered by pharmacists directly to the patients. If you can't see how that helps everyone then there's something wrong with you. Don't remain so fixated on vaccines, they're not the only game in town. -
Life in Thailand getting back to normal – but only if you are vaccinated
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think you're missing the point here. The vaccines in their current form are not doing the job they're supposed to. We need new and better vaccines specifically built to counteract this delta strain of COVID. Alternately a treatment that almost never fails, something like antibiotics but for covid will be required. I'd say we will get both of them, in a way if COVID remains a problem for a few more years it will accelerate antiviral research a lot - which can only be very good for our long term future. Viruses do a lot more harm than people realise. -
Life in Thailand getting back to normal – but only if you are vaccinated
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I guess that depends where you are. There's no way they're going to be able to vaccinate everyone every 6 months here. In Israel they're pushing ahead with the 6 month boosters full steam ahead - no shot inside the last 6 months and you're lumped in with the anti vaxers and can't even go to a restaurant. I would say this is a transitory period and it won't last very long - anywhere. Better not to start it, all it will result in is a change of government wherever they do it and then a reversal. -
Life in Thailand getting back to normal – but only if you are vaccinated
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It's also a complete waste of time. A friend of mine back in the UK who received 2 AstraZeneca shots a few months back has covid right now, said he felt pretty bad with it for about 4 or 5 days but he's on the mend now - he hopes. Under a green pass style scheme he would be allowed to breathe covid all over everyone down the pub for several days before he became symptomatic which is likely how he caught it from one of his other friends who was also doing the same. -
Indeed they are so sure he wasn't there to rob him, that can only mean one thing - he went there to kill him.
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Why herd immunity could be an impossible goal for Thailand
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I can't wait for the 'green pass' to come, it's going to be mayhem. They have one in Israel, it gets revoked 6 months after your latest shot. Full details here direct from the Israeli government : https://corona.health.gov.il/en/directives/green-pass-info/ There's going to be mayhem both over there and here when they introduce a similar system. -
Top Thai virologist claims herd immunity does not work with COVID-19
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Nah, only 4 of them are coronaviruses, there's like 200 common colds in total including the various strains / sub strains - that's why there's no vaccine - it's due to the 200, not the 4 coronas. That said the coronas do hit much harder than the others and despite being only 2% of the viruses they account for a large percentage of all colds, can't remember what it is exactly - but it's thought to be something like 20% -
Udon police arrest Swiss expat who killed armed intruder at his home
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Might have tripped him over and he banged his head on some sharp stone corner, very common. -
Udon police arrest Swiss expat who killed armed intruder at his home
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
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Udon police arrest Swiss expat who killed armed intruder at his home
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
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So what? I'm seeing news headlines reported about 'secret accounts' on every TV news channel. There's nothing 'secret' about them, they're just offshore accounts and who in their right mind advertises what they do with their money? Someone stole this data from banks in financial service centers and the worlds media is publishing all this stolen information. It's not a 'leak' - it's data theft. I wonder who paid the hackers to do this?
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Udon police arrest Swiss expat who killed armed intruder at his home
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Yep, putting it in the pond ensured one thing, nobody was getting shot that night. -
Udon police arrest Swiss expat who killed armed intruder at his home
ukrules replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Why not? I would throw the gun as far away as possible after somehow getting hold of it, maybe it lands in the pond, maybe not I wouldn't really care where it went so long as it went away from me so it couldn't be used against me, but if I was quick thinking and saw the pond near to me and this guy is still attacking me - then it's going in the pond where he can't simply pick it up again and shoot me with it.