May 12, 20205 yr For everyone that is happy wearing face masks whenever you go anywhere, when do you feel safe to not wear them again? -When the government says so -When new cases are zero for 14 days in your area/country -When new cases are zero for 30 days in your area/country -When WHO says so -Never -Not sure
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post That question is out of your control if you want to get out and actually go inside places. Markets, mall, 7-11, restaurants, etc. Masks will probably be a requirement for a long long time quite possibly for ever..
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post When I feel like it. That's the same way how I started wearing a mask. There was a time when almost anybody had one and (maybe imagined) people looked strange at you if you didn't have one. That's when I started. I will stop wearing one if it feels normal again, and probably depending on the situation. BTS: face mask. Walk to the coffee shop: no mask needed.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post I started wearing one in the lead up my to my visa run march 22, when i needed to apply for laos visa at bangkok consulate and throughout the visa run itself. seemed only polite at the time as a i flew to nakhon panom and back. unfortunately the thai consulate in savannakhet closed as i was en route and all i managed was a tourist entry. it became habit afterwards. i started wearing a mask on my bike rides after twice on one of my rides through bang lamphu someone pointed at their mask in reaction to my lack of one. I will stop when the courtesy is no longer required.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post I will continue to wear when on my m.bike, never a user before the rule came in but since I've noticed how much cleaner my throat and nose is since I've been wearing one. The mask prevents the dust and fumes getting into your throat and nose whilst out in traffic.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post I will need at least another 10 links from logosone to daily mail articles before I am convinced that masks are dangerous spreaders of the virus. Apparently, the rate of infection goes up when people wear masks, he had graphs p, statistics and everything ????????
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post I will wear them for some time, and will follow the laws and customs of the society I am in.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post Quote When will you stop wearing a mask? As soon as possible..already seeing quite a few people around outside not wearing the ****** things.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post As long as Muslim women can wear a hijab into the bank, I'm wearing a mask into the bank !!
May 12, 20205 yr I will stop wearing a mask when a 20 something young lady calls me hunsum man, or when my wife lets me
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post Probably never. From now on when out in public I will always be using it to protect myself from others. Can't count how many times in the last 2 to 3 years I have caught cold or flu from people coughing and sneezing in public (and it always seems to be near me) The offender does not attempt to cover or protect themselves. Even these days some people are still coughing and not covering their mouth/nose when doing so. When I hear it unexpectedly near me now, I take off running as far as possible away.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post 13 minutes ago, White Christmas13 said: Never worn one in Australia Becsuse of the "only people who are sick wear them" attitude in the West...well, excluding hard hit places like NY, who rapidly changed ther mind.
May 12, 20205 yr depends where you are at, of course. At Immigration, inside a temple, etc... last night at the park, i saw about 100 kids playing together. running, football, lifting weights, music whatever.....maybe I saw 2 masks. no cases in my province, and every day i see less people wearing masks at the market. but if i got on a bus to bangkok, i would wear 10.
May 12, 20205 yr 1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said: probably depending on the situation. BTS: face mask. Walk to the coffee shop: no mask needed. 'Can't get the infections that are flying around the BTS in the coffee shop?
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post 19 minutes ago, White Christmas13 said: Never worn one in Australia Social distancing works in Australia, plus the threat of hefty fines. IMO masks found favor here because getting Thais to social distance is like trying to herd cats.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post 34 minutes ago, shy coconut said: I will need at least another 10 links from logosone to daily mail articles before I am convinced that masks are dangerous spreaders of the virus. Apparently, the rate of infection goes up when people wear masks, he had graphs p, statistics and everything ???????? Where is he anyhow? did you hear that a study conducted in 30 countries............!! At least he is entertaining.
May 12, 20205 yr Hopefully, stop wearing one for a few months at the end of next year's burning season, around Chiang Mai.
May 12, 20205 yr When I'm in my condo, my car or on the golf course. Otherwise, when thai shops and other organisations don't require them anymore.
May 12, 20205 yr Popular Post 10 minutes ago, userabcd said: Probably never. From now on when out in public I will always be using it to protect myself from others. Can't count how many times in the last 2 to 3 years I have caught cold or flu from people coughing and sneezing in public (and it always seems to be near me) The offender does not attempt to cover or protect themselves. Even these days some people are still coughing and not covering their mouth/nose when doing so, when I hear it unexpectedly near me now, I take off running as far as possible away. You do realise that wearing a mask does absolutely nothing to protect YOU from catching a virus?
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