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National Security Council recommends extending emergency decree


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2 minutes ago, Canuck1966 said:

The govt are not taking care of anyone

Have you seen people queuing and begging for scraps???

You need a good head shake, bizarre man

Good for country not managing with people same you and your idea !!! Hahaha now we seeing western country having big problem with this chiness flu !!! 

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Mean while Thai nationals all over the world sit stuck in place because of the great bottleneck created to bring them home. A very small monthly quota, while other nations go all out to help their people get home.

 

Thai nationals are stuck, with lacking health insurance, no chance to earn income, many with no family support. 

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

According to Thai Rath, National Security Council secretary general Gen Somsak Rungsita said the emergency decree should remain in place until June 31 due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation.

Didn't realise that we had extended the month of June this year.......LOL

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There seems to be a non correlation between the reported numbers and the actions of the government.  Preparing for a second wave or dealing with a current wave?

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State of emergency could be extended for another month

By THE NATION

 

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The National Security Council (NSC) will again ask the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration to extend the state of emergency for another month until June 30.

 

The state of emergency was last month extended to May 31, after a similar request from the NSC.

 

NSC secretary-general Gen Somsak Rungsita said on Thursday (May 21) that it will also ask the centre and the Cabinet to consider the third phase of lockdown relaxation and the curfew reduction.

 

He said citizens had cooperated well with the first and second phases of relaxation, as shown by the falling infection rate and widespread practise of preventive measures. However, the office is concerned about new Covid-19 cases arriving from foreign countries, and says measures must be found to deal with international travel when it restarts.

 

Somsak added that the emergency decree helped the prime minister run the country during the pandemic and was not a political tool, as some claimed.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30388246

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-05-21
 

 

 

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32 minutes ago, Curt1591 said:

For those who still believe this is about health ... I rest my case! 

of course Covid has nothing to do as the main reason for the state of emergency! you should find other evident reasons, particularly one!

 

33 minutes ago, Curt1591 said:

For those who still believe this is about health ... I rest my case! 

 

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2 hours ago, YetAnother said:

control,control,control; welcome to the new thailand

 

Give it a rest! 

 

Do you think no other country currently has an extended emergency decree in place?

 

Are you familiar with the emergency created by the Covid 19 pandemic?

 

Or perhaps you'd rather be living in one of those wonderful Western democracies that have handled this pandemic so well?

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June 31st that means the emergency degree will never end because that date does not exist. Anyway serious now. I am not in favour of too strict measures, however extending the emergency degree for another monthwill enable the government to keep control of the situation and not loose it to the provincial governors.

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