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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Covid-19 authorities in Hua Hin have announced that the resort has a 12th case of the virus who is a 51 year old Briton who had contact with the 3rd case that was recorded, also a British national. 

and the latter may have got it from a Thai - right ?

no way to prove otherwise since testing is limited 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

“We came to encourage all officers, not only police, and to see the preparations for this tough situation,” Lt Gen Damrongsak said.

created by who 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Boonmee Wiboonjak reported to me that he had been receiving treatment for pneumonia

1 hour ago, DavisH said:

Sporting events, clubs and concerts are possibly the most dangerous areas, due to singing and shouting that can aerosolise the virus - making it stay in suspension longer.  I think this could be a reason why so many got infected at the boxing stadium. 

you left out immigration 

but not to worry if farang get sick more to blame and they pay big money for hospital

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Sanook reported that the Thai health authorities were urging all people to be frank and honest about their movements as the Covid-19 crisis intensifies in the country. 

 

People should not be lying about having been abroad or having had contact in high risk situations, they said. 

how about testing people instead of this nonsense 

still not getting it are you

still trying to hide behind - no test no report

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Bangkok checkpoints screen 38,000

screening is not testing

pity Thailand wasn't testing this many including those that have died

no test no report

all tourists still welcome from high risk countries 

4 minutes ago, ratcatcher said:

               April's Fools?

if it is it is rather poor 555

2 minutes ago, 19DL86 said:

  

Sorry but I think this is a rather absurd comment.  I can't see how on Gods earth they can be classed in the 1% of us?!?!  Whereby or according to you they re in a better position than 99% of us.

 

Homeless, skint, burdened by their 2 infant children, 8,000 miles from home, in a foreign country where there's a crippling virus, travel bans, Illegally working (possibly)..... And once this situation improves, it's then most likely no funds for their airfare back to the UK.  Then where upon arrival they ll be homeless, skint, and at the end of a very very long queue for anywhere to live.

 

I now dirt farmers in Isaan whom are ten fold better off.  You must move in strange circles.

when you quote a post within an already quoted post the name gets delinked from the original post, if you want to quote a post go to the original post not a quote of one - you will see my name attached to the post you quoted - I didn't post it

6 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Thailand to give free mobile data for those homebound by coronavirus

not wanting to state the obvious but everyone is homebound or is supposed to be

any bets this will be Thai only

23 minutes ago, Mung said:

In the UK you only get tested at the moment if you end up in hospital pretty much, and you only end up in hospital if you are close to dying. However 5-10k tests are still done every day, compared to Thailand 500hundred or so 

That is incorrect - go check again 

47 minutes ago, FarFlungFalang said:

maybe a carrier and symptomatic.

Your right of course with symptoms not showing for 4-5 days but can still spread the virus the chain of contacts quickly gets untraceable.

There was a report that even after people have been cleared of symptoms they could still infect others - news report on Skynews a few days ago

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Phuket medical staff at risk of infection after woman who distributed beverages tests positive

who was at risk here ?

2 hours ago, rasmus5150 said:

Almost certain that it has to do with "loss of face".

well there is nobody alive to tell - I have an idea but will keep it to myself