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Just now, elektrified said:

No, actually I did look at it. When I open the link, it opens a document from 15 April. Do you get something else when you open it? That's odd.

clear your cache or hit refresh... the link remains the same every time there is an update... so if you have viewed it before, it will likely be cached in your browser

21 minutes ago, elektrified said:

Does anyone have a link to today's newest postal directive?

Yes.. I gave it to you in an earlier post which you didn't bother looking at. Here it is again:

https://www.thailandpost.co.th//un/article_detail/article/11/17151

47 minutes ago, elektrified said:

That links to something older. I just called my postal manager and he said they added Bhutan, South Korea, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, and Taiwan - effective today. Airmail to Russia, China, and Hong Kong has always been available.

That link is TODAY may 20th... it is the same info that was posted then removed on the 15th.... with exactly the same counties you just listed

The anticipated may 20th announcement is now in and reflected on the https://www.thailandpost.co.th//un/article_detail/article/11/17151 URL.

The doc shows a reversion to the updated 15th May status and only adds a few countries for AIR... no US/UK/CA/AUS etc..

The anticipated may 20th announcement is now in and reflected on the https://www.thailandpost.co.th//un/article_detail/article/11/17151 URL.

The doc shows a reversion to the updated 15th May status and only adds a few countries for AIR... no US/UK/CA/AUS etc..

I've come to realize that any thai government stimulus package (or any government intervention of any kind really) is only effective if it's announcement is accompanied by an infographic.

so 3 people not wearing masks, gathering outside, in front a sign saying "stay home" ... mkay

I'm sure you may be aware by now that, as of yesterday (March 28) the only options to USA/UK for letter/parcel are surface mail (which can take 60 business days or longer)... AIRMAIL and SAL services are suspended.

Just now, saengd said:

That was a question, as evidenced by the squirly character with the dot underneath it at the end of the sentence.

Which didnt warrent an answer becasue it had nothing to do with the origianl coment and showed more about your mentality than it sought to clarrify. Its that degree of willful denial which almost assures the continued spread. I dont agree with charging people for testing in a pandemic, South Korea and Taiwan are doing this properly with free testing to all that want it. I'm not gonna get into a nonsensical, silly back and forth with an ostrich.

7 minutes ago, saengd said:

Do people really want to know that though, would you get tested to find out? 

Oh, so head in the sand. Nuff said

50 minutes ago, saengd said:

I don't see the point of people wanting to be tested, either you're sick and need to go to the hospital or you're not, or you're sick and don't need to go to the hospital so go home to bed.

Or you're infected and asymptomatic, thereby walking around infecting others unkowingly

he says, while sitting at his desk... at his office

" urged to rally in front of the hospital’s library "

mmmm... things to avoid during infectious disease outbreak:

1. Public gaterhings/crowded places

2. Hospitals.

what about the reverse... where an employee is not sick, but their employer IS sick and stops all work thereby preventing their workers from working.

9 minutes ago, webfact said:

while N95 mask is perfect for confirmed cases

The ignorance of such a statement is utterly astounding. Many N95 masks have a one-way valve on the front that allow for easier exhale, while inhibiting inhale. Such a mask defeats the entire purpose of an infected person wearing a mask which is to catch exhalation.

10 minutes ago, Toany said:

He was praising the cover-ups and how well they did it. Maybe that is where the idea came from

I'm referring to "She" - the woman (Benedetta Allegranzi) in the video, the lead tech for prevention and control.