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Many Bangkokians brave new Covid wave to return home for holidays

By THE NATION

 

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Despite the new wave of Covid-19 infections, many people were seen taking interprovincial buses from Bangkok to their hometowns for the holiday period.

 

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Bus operators were also seen strictly complying with mandatory health measures to secure passengers’ safety.

 

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Before the new wave of infections, the Tourism Authority of Thailand had said it expected some 2.75 million people to go on trips over the December 31 to January 3 long weekend.

 

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It also said that tourism during the holiday period would inject more than Bt10.74 billion into the economy and result in 37 per cent hotel occupancy.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30400487

 

 

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2 minutes ago, mr mr said:

 

you can help ? my buffalo need covid vaccine very sick. please send money so can get buffalo better for working farm. 

lol...

Now foregners asking for help for their sick wives...????

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4 minutes ago, LazySlipper said:

lol...

Now foregners asking for help for their sick wives...????

Buffaloes are offended of how they have been treated since this pandemic arrived..they asked me to type due to the fact they dont own laptops(no thanks to funds ceasing!)  #BuffaloLivesMatter 

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We should be careful not to criticise Thais too severely considering how the general population in some Western developed countries have behaved during national holidays. At least everyone wears a mask.

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5 hours ago, Jonnapat said:

We should be careful not to criticise Thais too severely considering how the general population in some Western developed countries have behaved during national holidays. At least everyone wears a mask.

 Logical fallacy. Appeal to hypocrisy, known as "tu quoque", shifting the focus back onto the criticiser.

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I would have thought that anyone claiming to be a 'Bangkokian' would actually live in Bangkok and wouldn't need to get on a bus or train to go 'home for the holidays'.

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21 hours ago, Jonnapat said:

We should be careful not to criticise Thais too severely considering how the general population in some Western developed countries have behaved during national holidays. At least everyone wears a mask.

Amen.    (The States)

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