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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
Poor analogy. Getting a cold/flu like virus and polio are light years apart. -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
I think you're onto something there. Neurosis… and understandably so. My dad's girlfriend is a doctor. She pressured her own children into vaccinating their kids, her grandchildren. What choice does she have now, apart from denial all the way? She can't face the truth… Such is the depth of the disaster. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 01 January 2025
Tuk-tuk Crash in Bangkok Claims One Life, Leaves Three Injured A road crash occurred at 12:35 on December 31, at Bang Son Market Intersection, on the Bangkok-Nonthaburi Road, Bang Sue District, Bangkok. The incident involved a tuk-tuk colliding with a pedestrian before losing control and crashing into a central road barrier. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347605-tuk-tuk-crash-in-bangkok-claims-one-life-leaves-three-injured/ -
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Tuk-tuk Crash in Bangkok Claims One Life, Leaves Three Injured
Picture from responders, CCTV below A road crash occurred at 12:35 on December 31, at Bang Son Market Intersection, on the Bangkok-Nonthaburi Road, Bang Sue District, Bangkok. The incident involved a tuk-tuk colliding with a pedestrian before losing control and crashing into a central road barrier. The collision resulted in injuries to four individuals: 1. A male pedestrian, who was critically injured and stopped breathing at the scene. Emergency responders from the ALS (Advanced Life Support) unit at Prachaniwet Station performed CPR before transporting him to Bang Pho Hospital. 2. The male driver of the tuk-tuk sustained injuries. 3. A male passenger and a female passenger, who were also on the tuk-tuk, sustained minor injuries. The injured passengers and the driver were given first aid at the scene and transported to Tao Poon Police Station for further assistance and investigation. Later update reports confirmed that the critically injured pedestrian succumbed to his injuries and passed away at Bang Pho Hospital. Preliminary findings indicate that the tuk-tuk was approaching the junction at speed while attempting a left turn when it collided with a pedestrian crossing the road. The impact caused the pedestrian to be carried along by the vehicle before both were propelled into the concrete barrier, in the centre of the road. Authorities are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the crash and will prosecute the tuk-tuk as necessary. -- 2025-01-01 Caution video shows the collision. ScreenRecording_12-31-2024 16-32-59_1.mp4 -
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Three Dead, One Seriously Injured in Car Crash in Kanchanaburi
Picture from responders. A car crash in Sai Yok district, Kanchanaburi, claimed the lives of three individuals and left one critically injured after a red Toyota car veered off the road and slammed into a tree. The incident occurred on the evening of 30 December near Wat Thung Kan Yang, Moo 7, Sai Yok sub-district. Officers from Sai Yok Police Station, along with rescue teams from the Khunatham Kanchanaburi Association and the Phithak Karn Foundation, rushed to the scene after receiving reports of the crash. Upon arrival, authorities found the wreckage of a red Toyota car bearing a Nonthaburi registration plate. The car was severely damaged, having collided with a tree after veering off the road. Inside the mangled vehicle, rescuers discovered three deceased victims and one critically injured passenger trapped in the wreckage. Rescue workers used hydraulic tools to extract the injured individual, later identified as Ms. Wanna, 26, who was promptly transported to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment. The deceased were identified as Mr. Chanathip, 25, from Nakhon Pathom, who was driving the vehicle; Ms. Suphapatch, 51; and an unidentified elderly woman. Preliminary investigations revealed that the car had been travelling towards Thong Pha Phum district when it collided with a van. The impact caused the driver to lose control, resulting in the car leaving the road and crashing into the tree at high speed. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the exact cause of the incident. -- 2025-01-01 -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
The anger and vitriol still comes from people who have multiple jabs and have had Covid multiple times. Not even sure why they even post here? Do they really think that their tales of death and destruction will cause us filthy unvaccinated scum to change our mind and rush out for a poke? Or is the anger borne out of their own inner fears? Certainly us crazy conspiracy theorists should be able to discuss our feelings freely without so many butthurt comments. Their comments are quite laughable because in the big picture, they’re just a bunch of words written by a whole lot of nobodies (just like us)….but they all seem to hate us for talking about it. Whatever.- 1
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