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Corona real figures: 2953 infections in Thailand only as of 29 Feb. 2020


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The Thai government figures are not surprising...nor would the actual cases in China and other countries being multiples of what is being reported...be a surprise.

 

All government statistics are suspect...they think non- government citizens are incapable of handling the truth...

 

They may be right!

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The most interesting line in that table, in my opinion, is:

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Sought medical services on their own at hospitals (Private hospitals: 1,422 cases, Government hospitals: 1,265 cases)

Government hospitals are more likely used by Thais, not tourists.

 

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14 minutes ago, lannarebirth said:

 

I could easily see China turning on one of these nations that has been complicit in this subterfuge by China and pinning the whole mess on them.

They're denying entry to China to some people from South Korea already.

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35 minutes ago, SCOTT FITZGERSLD said:

i have only two comments about the corona situation:

 

1. the number of confirmed cases in any country can be used as an indication for the 

number of unconfirmed cases, per two weeks, simply by multiyplying it by 25.

that's because each confirmed case has propably infected at least 5 people

by the time discovered, and so each of those 5 people will infect at least another

5 people by the time they will realise they got infected. so in thailand, according to the

official number of 42 confirmed cases, the number of suspected cases should be 1050

people, for the next two weeks.

 

2. SCREENING acctually means nothing. to check if a person really has corona virus

from the latest model, one needs to go threw a deep and special check, that takes

around 4-5 days in a specialised laboratory. when the document you mention here

mention "2,890,342 tourists were screened", it means just that their body temperature

was takes in the air port   with that stupid meter. absolutely uselss for COVID-19 detection.

 

the good thing thailand has to fight this nasty virus is it's warm climate. 

when you quote from somewhere, can you put the content through some pre-reposting editing please? to eliminate the Carriage Returns 

- as they create a weird looking word wrap effect!

 

the above was hard for me to read clearly

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29 minutes ago, DannyCarlton said:

No I don't You are burying your head in the sand by accepting the government figure of 42. The WHO has no choice but to accept that figure. Read the OP, and try to understand it. See my point?

No I don't. I have not buried my head in the sand, I don't trust this government as much as I don't trust any government, yes their figures are out of whack, but that said, without facts, without evidence, there is no point in to create anxiety, suffice to say, if we are all that worried, why don't we all up and go back to our homeland to wait it out.

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28 minutes ago, ThaiBrian said:

Very few people know this, but you should know that the number of deaths contributed to the common flu is kind of a lie... 

And that the cause of pneumonia could be a lot of reasons.. over 30+. 

 

https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/lawrence-solomon/death-by-influenza_b_4661442.html

Brilliant article !

 

Anyone want to hedge a bet that within 3 months there will be a vaccination for this, the question is, who released it into the human population ?

 

The CDC unabashedly decided to create a mass market for the flu vaccine by enlisting the media into panicking the public. An obedient and unquestioning media obliged by hyping the numbers, and 10 years later it is obliging still.

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2 hours ago, SCOTT FITZGERSLD said:

the good thing thailand has to fight this nasty virus is it's warm climate. 

 

Not all over the territory; It is not particularly hot in Isaan at the moment and the inhabitants of the northern provinces are still cold

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2 hours ago, 4MyEgo said:

on the other hand if they are lying,

 

Of course they are lying;
good reading :

 

Why were the Australians ahead of the world? For a very simple reason. They don't trust the WHO. The information from multiple international sources is that the WHO is under intense pressure from the Chinese government, and succumbing to it. "

 

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/how-australia-defied-global-health-authority-on-coronavirus-20200228-p545hr.html

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38 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

 

Of course they are lying;
good reading :

 

Why were the Australians ahead of the world? For a very simple reason. They don't trust the WHO. The information from multiple international sources is that the WHO is under intense pressure from the Chinese government, and succumbing to it. "

 

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/how-australia-defied-global-health-authority-on-coronavirus-20200228-p545hr.html

Or it could be that ScoMo lost so much public support from how he handled the bush fire situation, looked at this as an opportunity, and decided to take a gamble, you know, go in early, regardless if it's a fizzer, it's a win/win in my eyes, albeit it I commend him for his early decision, regardless, you cannot afford to put public safety before economics.

 

I don't have the evidence to say the Thai government is lying, although if I look at bordering country statistics, I have to say there are no reporting any major cases of the Coronavirus, only Vietnam which reports (16), if we go to South-Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, the numbers increase, noting that the temperatures in those countries are different to here, e.g. 6 degree in South Korea, same in Japan, albeit it is 19 in Hong Kong and we know the virus likes the cooler climate.

 

Whether the above has anything to do with anything is anyone's guess, as for it being a pandemic, I would say not, it is a virus that is spreading as quick as the flu would, it is easier to get and it can kill, as can the influenza, it's mortality rate is low, as opposed to Ebola which was 90%, so until someone catches anyone out telling porkies with their numbers and puts it up here on TVF, it's business as usual for me, apart from extra care when out and about, cleaning hands more regular and not touching surfaces.

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Last week I received an e mail from my daughters school saying that the education ministry had told them that any parent/child/teacher who had visited 6 infection prone countries must self quarantine and not attend school. The countries were the usual suspects, China, hk, Singapore etc.

 

2 days later I received another e mail saying that Vietnam and Malaysia had been added to the list by the education ministry.

 

today I received a further e mail to say that Vietnam and Malaysia had been removed from the list. No word of the reason why.

 

does anyone know the reason why the flip flopping on Vietnam and Malaysia?

 

the cynic in me says it’s because some bangkok schools decided to close due to a shortage of non quarantined teachers/students. Solution....change the quarantine criteria. Just like the, “no riding in the back of pick ups during the highly dangerous season”. Get complaints that it’s inconvenient, “oh ok, go ahead and ride in the back of pick ups then”.

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The Australian government has just updated its travel advisory for Italy - "exercise a high degree of caution across all of Italy, and to reconsider the need to travel to 10 virus-affected towns in the north" https://www.sbs.com.au/news/australia-upgrades-travel-advice-to-italy-due-to-coronavirus-as-returning-health-workers-told-to-stay-home. SE Asia must be coming soon

 

Australia has already defied the WHO and declared the coronavirus a pandemic last week

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6 hours ago, ukrules said:

They're denying entry to China to some people from South Korea already.

 

South Korea, one of maybe 2 countries which have responded to this crisis with complete transparency, competence, and aggressive action.

 

No good deed goes unpunished.

 

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5 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:

If you want to bury your head in the sand and ignore what's going on around you, don't read the coronavirus threads, but don't expect the rest of the forum to remain in ignorant bliss.

You keep listening to the bar stool medics. Better don't drive a motorcycle, much more change to die. 

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