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January 29, 20206 yr

5 hours ago, ivor bigun said:

The who have said of the top 20 cities in danger Bangkok is no 1, in the list is Phuket and Chiang Mae.

Finally, number 1 at something.

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January 29, 20206 yr

5 hours ago, ivor bigun said:

The who have said of the top 20 cities in danger Bangkok is no 1, in the list is Phuket and Chiang Mae.

WHO said or are you talking about the academics at the University of Southampton?

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-7938847/Bangkok-faces-greatest-threat-killer-coronavirus-LA-New-York-London.html

January 29, 20206 yr

6 hours ago, ivor bigun said:

The who have said of the top 20 cities in danger Bangkok is no 1, in the list is Phuket and Chiang Mae.

The who wasn't that a rock group ????

January 29, 20206 yr

I think more people die in Thailand of TB

January 30, 20206 yr

how can they complain about the government treatment of the situation , when the situation

is still developing?

8 cases are not much, allmost every coountry in the world has now few cases....

January 31, 20206 yr

8 hours ago, SCOTT FITZGERSLD said:

how can they complain about the government treatment of the situation , when the situation

is still developing?

8 cases are not much, allmost every coountry in the world has now few cases....

Not much ?.........Looks like there'll be more on the way.....

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