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Public anger grows over coronavirus in Thailand, with eight cases of the illness


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3 hours ago, Chrysaora said:

Proving what?  The incubation could be 2 weeks.  You're not claiming that it is only contagious in China, are you?

They were stating facts. Are you that uneducated that you can’t understand what is being reported.

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The Prayuth administration’s lack of action is down to the fact that they don’t know what to do, they’re waiting for advice from Chinese authorities 

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5 hours ago, AlexRich said:

Come back Farang ... all is forgiven!!

OKAY, but there is still dual pricing on that forgiveness thingy. ????

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2 minutes ago, lemonjelly said:

The Prayuth administration’s lack of action is down to the fact that they don’t know what to do, they’re waiting for advice from Chinese authorities 

They are waiting for more brown envelopes from China.

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4 hours ago, Chrysaora said:

They can all be contagious and not show one symptom.  

 

That's certainly a dead-end job.

Add it to the list of "Dead end jobs" in Thailand.

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3 minutes ago, lemonjelly said:

The Prayuth administration’s lack of action is down to the fact that they don’t know what to do, they’re waiting for advice from Chinese authorities 

They need to pull  their heads out of China's rear end and take some serious action.  

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7 hours ago, AlexJohanson said:

Thai Health Authorities confirm two more cases of Coronavirus in Thailand, including a case in Hua Hin. They have stressed the fact that five of the eight have fully recovered and returned to China and the other three are being treated in good condition and urged the public to stay calm.

That was a quick recovery then - if recovered why not stay longer?

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I love this mentality “we can control the situation and very confident about it” as long as nothing happens they do think that but if anything bad happens they immediately fall aparts and clueless. Usually the intelligence people are hesitating while the fools are always very confident in everything. 

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Dr. Eric Feigle-Deng

Harvard University 

UPDATE: Transmission of #coronoavirus estimated at 2.6 by another research group (lower than the 3.8 initial reports). But 2.6 is still extremely bad —each infected person will infect 2.6 others. Even the authors admit #CoronaOutbreak containment will be very difficult. 

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7 hours ago, webfact said:

"Detecting infected patients is a good sign because it shows that our system is efficient," Anutin said.

 

More nonsense spouted by ignorant officials, par for the course in Thailand. They've detected eight. How many haven't they detected?

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Well Thailand, your PM wants to suck up to China and have millions of Chinese tourists? Better be careful of what you ask for. Your tourism industry will ruin Thailand and not be its salvation. 

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"Based on numbers during the SARS outbreak in 2003, three months of reduced travel from China would result in 50 billion baht (£1.2 billion) of lost tourism revenue, Minister of Tourism and Sports, Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, said."

Obviously the Minister is using a different exchange rate than the banks! Does he know anything about a possible devaluation of the Baht?

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This might be more serious than being reported. Got this in a email this morning for my brother in law is is a Doctor who travels often to china  and advises at several hospitals. He has contacts.

 

From contacts in China
Reported in northern China
Knowing the Chinese it is underreported"

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Why are they not doing screening at Koh Ssmui Airport, which is an international airport and we have thousands of Chinese visiting the Island?  Typical inefficient Government.

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6 hours ago, AlexRich said:

Come back Farang ... all is forgiven!!

According to other news sources XI is ordering all tourist flights out of China suspended from today.

Until next month.

He said flights that had already left would be monitored.

I was on a flight from Chiang Mai to BK a few days ago(full of chinese coughing and sneezing) and became sick as a dog 3 days later with terrible flew.

Been in bed 2 days and heaps of vitamin c and para +water and magnesium, I'm on the mend but it was sure nasty.

Maybe this flight ban is why there were no Chinese in for breakfast this morning at the Indra BK.

Everyone in BK is wearing masks.

 

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26 minutes ago, Traubert said:

It's flu, people catch it every winter in the UK. 95 pensioners died last year alone.

 

Yet we get a bunch of snowflake pansies being craftily manipulated by the press unleashing their racist tendencies on here and attempting to justify them.

 

Here's the headline. You can't justify racism. My last word on the subject.

It could be media hype, as you say, and i hope you are right, but it could also be a dangerous global threat.

Isn't it a bit too early to take strong positions ?

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6 hours ago, AlexRich said:

Come back Farang ... all is forgiven!!

They should do away with the fingerprint scanners - they would be a major vector for this disease. Only on the grounds of health risk mind you :)

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3 hours ago, Kinnock said:

The aim of the masks is to help prevent droplet infection from coughing/sneezing.  If everyone wears one (infected and uninfected people) it will help reduce the spread (which is why China has made them compulsory in Wuhan).  But you also need to wash hands after removing your mask, and wear a new one each day.  

 

The aim of all the public health measures is to reduce the Ro (average number of cases passed on per person) to less than 1.0 - as then the epidemic will end. 

also called the reproduction number. the virus will decline as the number of human host diminish either through immunity or death.

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