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15 minutes ago, Geoffggi said:What is the point of having the app when the government hides cases, a friends girlfriend was ousted from Banglamung hospital last week by the nursing staff as there were five cases of Covid in the hospital but to my knowledge this incident plus none of these infections have been reported ...............!!!!
A month or so back there was 'officially' one case in Udon.
My wife's friend works in the Udon hospital where all the cases are logged in the computer system. She told my wife there were three cases in the hospital.
Government lying - shurely shome mishtake?
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34 minutes ago, mr mr said:
Aren't they worried about cross infection from the balls?
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54 minutes ago, webfact said:There have been concerns over data privacy in Thailand’s COVID-19 contact tracing app, as the country battles a new wave of infections.
Until the concept of any security, not just data security is taken seriously, these concerns will continue.
As I've posted before, when ferangs see immigration using the rear of visa applications as scrap paper to write notes on, it will not be taken seriously.
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It won't do much for the reputation of the caddies:
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2 hours ago, webfact said:
to prevent them from wandering off to other locations.
Reminds me of the returnees at the airport last year who were waiting to go to a quarantine hotel. IIRC they simply opened a door in a 'secure' airport area and wandered off into the mist.
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5 minutes ago, Darkside Gray said:
Thought it was some sort of Vax dance steps!
You're right. It's one forward and two back - repeat ad nauseam.
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3 hours ago, webfact said:
There's only one problem: they can't unlock the money because he won't give them the password.
Surely it's 123456 isn't it?
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56 minutes ago, elgenon said:I don't know, the idea of people seeing you carried by three women. It's a nice image. 555 Good luck to you.
Perhaps in a manner something like this?
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2 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:10 hours ago, rooster59 said:
......and integrated it into the country’s waste management strategy
There's a waste management strategy? Please rush me a copy, I enclose 20 ThB postage.
For some ironic reason I imagine the waste management strategy would involve putting your request in the bin.
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I take it this being in English must mean us foreigners are included in the scheme. That's great news.
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2 minutes ago, colinneil said:
Now that would be something, wife carrying me, i am about 90 kgs.
She does many things to help me, but i think that would be a bit too much even for her.
I think i will suggest it to her, just to see her reaction.
If you were called Woodbine she could take you out for a drag.
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17 minutes ago, sanuk711 said:.
If you believe that, you'll believe anything.
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17 minutes ago, tonray said:They can't do the proper exam if you're face down on the floor
You mean face down on the nurse?
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10 minutes ago, ChakaKhan said:
Which hospital so I can arrange my next prostrate exam...? #3 or 4 works for me..be gentle please.. ????
Oh, number 3 or 4 - I see now. I thought you were talking about the quantity. Just how big are you, to need that many?
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3 minutes ago, Enzian said:How could the government change the culture so that it becomes unacceptable to litter? It's not PC to say so, but the poor of the developing world have a lot of responsibility for this problem. I think about it almost every time I take a walk, seriously.
It's down to education, to make people understand the consequences of their actions - and make them want to do something.
While I would love that to happen, I know the reality is that the education and social system here is not geared up to encourage the general population to think for themselves and to be socially aware of how they need to take responsibility to reduce the problem.
Less use of plastics and also responsible disposal of rubbish is what's needed.
The times I've refused a plastic bag to put purchases in, and usually the staff accept it, but don't really see why.
The large shop chains who have stopped issuing millions of plastic bags is good, but there's still a long way to go.
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4 minutes ago, FarFlungFalang said:
When to going gets tough we have people like you to show us how to get going.Good to see you're still improving your French.
sacre bleu - yeah, give him the push now.
He was the one who put the winch drum on the wrong way round.
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8 minutes ago, rooster59 said:
after the CCSA [Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration] began to relax the measures [to prevent further spread of the virus], the Phuket Provincial Government eased the restrictions to enter Phuket, and this is helping to stimulate tourism and the province’s economy,” he said.
'relax the measures [to prevent further spread of the virus]'
Am I reading this wrong? Has it been reported unclearly, or are the authorities not talking sense?
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I'm pleased the government have acknowledged the Ocean Cleanup campaign, it's a start:
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14 minutes ago, colinneil said:18 minutes ago, bluesofa said:With all the hassle trying to get a winch to work, it sounds more like perspiration!
You can laugh, you have seen my winch set up, so you understand my situation more than most.
You have seen how dificult it is to put up/ take down the winch.
Yes, I do remember. I think you need someone tall to lift the winch off.
Maybe a very tall katoey - apparently they're strong (so I've read, I hasten to add).
Keep smiling - and swearing - you know it makes sense.
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10 minutes ago, Bangyai said:Junk the winch mate and get yourself a couple of these. Much more user friendly and no problem with power cuts.
Build them a little shed and you probably won't want to go out at all.
True about no problem with power cuts - this lot are powered by rice.
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2 minutes ago, PatOngo said:Hang in there, Colin, you're an inspiration!
With all the hassle trying to get a winch to work, it sounds more like perspiration!
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3 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
Blimey dancing and no masks ..
how brazen ..
Whatever next , playing twister maybe ..
'Adult assembly required' Does that mean it's like IKEA?
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6 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:10 hours ago, rooster59 said:
10 infects amnong 13 people happened at a party where the same glass was used and people were in close proximity in one room.
What was it a seance ..
Then the spirits will tell us.
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30 minutes ago, J Town said:21 hours ago, webfact said:
There was only one word in English and that was spelt wrong. It refereed to an Israeli company called Cellebrite who market data extraction equipment for mobile phones. (I added emphasis)
When pointing out a word misspelled, perhaps check your OWN spelling?
I assume it was hidden British humour in there.
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Sex, drugs and Sia Po: Thailand’s bad boy rocked by more legal trouble
in Thailand News
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Wreck 'em? Blew the buggars off.