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Govt will impose 24-hour curfew if Covid-19 situation does not improve


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21 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Dont be giving them ideas

Ha Ha - You mean like stopping the burning and removing polluting trucks & buses from the roads - anyway an ex military guy at the helm is probably not the worst scenario right now 

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Perhaps if the government publicised the real Covid-19 statistics (a perfectly linear increase in cases of around 100 per day is BS) people would be more likely to take the curfew and other measures seriously.

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10 minutes ago, jimn said:

Totaly different figures, TAT are trying to justify their existance. The government are trying to manage a so called crisis. The problem with all you doom merchants is that you do not base your rants on any figures, you just quote what your uneducated brain spurts out. Give me some opposing numbers and the source and we can discuss. Until then, its just another rant.

So anyone who says prepare and be cautious - which you dont agree with is a - Doom Merchant - Ranting - Uneducated - Brain Spurting - Ranter

 

There is only one word for people like you:  #instablock.

 

 

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Total rubbish of course the numbers are rising as testing is still in its infancy. Hard to flatten the so called curve with a curve that has no reference start or end coordinates they're just plotting points with questionable data ( testing is not even close to being 99 percent accurate ) and what standard does the testing conform to ? We know the answer. Get some fresh air and be safe y'all . The battle is not against the virus it's against Tyranny..

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21 hours ago, GeorgeCross said:

for 70,000,000 people? hahahahahaha gonna need more grab drivers.. like 5 million of them

Unless they have a big box to carry such supply they have to move back again for delivering total 13 times.

 

Not a crazy idea as howmany Grabs I see driving outside and even then on a short of Grabs there we have the Wins too.

 

 

 

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21 hours ago, keith101 said:

It has zero chance of improving within one week , they should take a close look at how other countries are doing and act accordingly but a 24 hr lock-down is just ridiculous . The numbers will keep rising because people just kept ignoring social distancing as well as Thai returning from infected countries and spreading the virus .

I read today that 100 returning thai's refused to go to a gvnmt isolation centre yesterday,  but they agreed to isolate at home,

1.  How did they get home. ?

2. Who is policing this. ?

3. Why were they not arrested after refusing  quarantine. ?

4. Why am i getting agitated over this, these unlike others didn't run, well 3 did, they just refused to go. ?

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26 minutes ago, jimn said:

 Are you calling the government liars?

Say again ?  :crazy:

 

 

True honest people here , locals and some foreign, would say... but first looking around for any cctv or other 'eyes' and then without making voice :closedeyes: 'head moves in agreement'

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40 minutes ago, Max69xl said:

Thai pharmacies are not allowed to sell prescription meds. 

berrec: I was told that Hydroxychloroquine can only be obtained at Hospital Pharmacies with a Doctor's script. It is heavily used for RA Rheumotoid Arthritis, Lupus and Malaria. Just claim you are worried about malaria (as a preventative).

Max69xl: I am not sure what you classify as Prescription. But in Thai pharmacies one can buy literally hundreds of different drug Over The Counter that would be ordinarily be Prescription/Script only in Western Countries. 

 

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Concur stupid idea. Ridiculous. I was in bkk when the coup in 2010 happened and the military shut down everything and it was madness no shops had food at all within about half a day.

People with little to no money (at least 30% of the populace mai??)

what are they gunna do with no money to buy and stockpile food.

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1 minute ago, Chiang Mai Bill said:

It is highly unlikely that the figures will reduce -- so why not implement it now?

 

Of course, should the law be imposed it will not be obeyed -- well, not until a family member or someone close dies with the virus.

I think you mean dies with some other condition, even official figures state that 98 per cent of casualties had other serious conditions, just like the seasonal flu culling the weak and infirm

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I think this 24 hour curfew is coming... This was the news in Thai from this morning...

 

https://www.khaosod.co.th/covid-19/news_3885572

 

Basically 152 people from Suvarnabhumi who were supposed to go into 14 day quarantine fled to all over the country. What I don't understand is this: In China they are very strict and treat people like criminals being taken to jail, etc. But even in other countries incoming flights have customs and immigration stuff done on board, then the bus comes all the way to the plane, under armed guards they make sure everyone boards the bus, take them all to the quarantine place (hotel or similar), where they are escorted to rooms and locked in except for 3 meals a day left in front of their door.

 

HOW can Thai authorities be so stupid to trust these people to follow the order without any supervision?! And are we sure this was the only time this has happened? There could even be more of these.

 

So, if you wanted a huge spike in number of cases that would trigger a nationwide shutdown - You got it. Wait for a week or 2 and you'll be in 20,000+ infections.

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46 minutes ago, AussieBob18 said:

So anyone who says prepare and be cautious - which you dont agree with is a - Doom Merchant - Ranting - Uneducated - Brain Spurting - Ranter

 

There is only one word for people like you:  #instablock.

 

 

Which true because you do not quote any source for your posts.

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2 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

 

Just Saw in the paper we can not name or link to a write up titled "Coronavirus curfew term likely to be extended"

It says that the period may increase to 8, 10, 12 or even more hours," Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said on Friday to clarify doubts over the night-time curfew intended to halt the spread of coronavirus.

He actually said today that the goal when increasing the curfew hours was to stop social gatherings,and he blamed mostly young Thai. 

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2 hours ago, jkcjag said:

other countries?...like China maybe?  ...and Italy, Spain, USA, UK, Australia, South Africa maybe...all have and have overtaken the number of Thailand cases long ago. Which countries have succeeded so far...and exactly how did they do it?

 

Thats because Thai arent being tested as much .

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6 minutes ago, tomazbodner said:

I think this 24 hour curfew is coming... This was the news in Thai from this morning...

 

https://www.khaosod.co.th/covid-19/news_3885572

 

Basically 152 people from Suvarnabhumi who were supposed to go into 14 day quarantine fled to all over the country. What I don't understand is this: In China they are very strict and treat people like criminals being taken to jail, etc. But even in other countries incoming flights have customs and immigration stuff done on board, then the bus comes all the way to the plane, under armed guards they make sure everyone boards the bus, take them all to the quarantine place (hotel or similar), where they are escorted to rooms and locked in except for 3 meals a day left in front of their door.

 

HOW can Thai authorities be so stupid to trust these people to follow the order without any supervision?! And are we sure this was the only time this has happened? There could even be more of these.

 

So, if you wanted a huge spike in number of cases that would trigger a nationwide shutdown - You got it. Wait for a week or 2 and you'll be in 20,000+ infections.

20k infected is not a very high number in a country with 69 million people. They let 100 Thai in at the airport yesterday,(I think). They might have had "fit to fly" certificates from an embassy/consulate abroad and are now supposed to self-quarantine for 14 days. That will never happen. Thai people are still leaving BKK and Chonburi for their home provinces and it seems like the government doesn't get that. These movements are imo the most dangerous. 

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21 hours ago, tomazbodner said:

You're only allowed to go shortest route to nearest supermarket, pharmacy or hospital. You can be stopped anytime

We've had to start driving the hour to the chang wat capital rather than the nearest town, because credit cards are no longer going through at the mini Lotus, plus they've been out of a lot of stuff. Hopefully they'll let us go with this excuse.

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22 hours ago, z42 said:

How does a 24 hour curfew work? How are people supposed to get food and other essential items? 

 

Serious question

Well a 24 hour curfew could work ... if they could figure out how to keep necessities open (essential workers) [food etc.] and give each person a window during the day based on the last digit of their birth year (i.e. 0 would get 8am to 9am on Mondays, 9am to 10am on Tuesdays; 1 would get 9am to 10am on Mondays, 11am to 12am on Tuesdays etc.)  [Not that I am saying it is the best idea]

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I must admit I haven't read all the posts here yet, but I cannot imagine a 24 hour curfew in Bangkok.

 

Think how many Thais live in a small room with no refrigerator, no water filter and no way of cooking food. How would these people survive?

 

Plus as many have said the economy will come to a complete standstill. 

 

I can imagine the curfew will be extended but that may be like shooting themselves in the foot. I went to a Big C today, as I do every Saturday, and people were panicking. I saw some man buy about 50 bars of soap! Many were buying as much water as they could get in their trolleys. 

 

As for social distancing - well that was impossible. I have never seen Big C so crowded. Any tightening of the curfew with only a small window to do shopping will make things much worse.

 

The government needs to be more strict on people who are socialising, giving heavy fines to those who break the rules.

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