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CCSA spokesman clarifies threat of jail for not using MorChana app


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9 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

spokesman Taweesin Visanuyothin apologised on Thursday for sparking public uproar with his threat of prison for people who conceal their travel information.

He then went on to confirm it:

9 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

He clarified that the legal penalty only applied to Covid-positive individuals in the 28 “red” provinces who have no records of travel, including on the MorChana app. The penalty – up to two years in jail and/or a maximum fine of Bt40,000

 

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12 hours ago, internationalism said:

him, as a psychiatrist, should not threaten people with prison.

As a spokesperson for ministry of health, he should be dismissed from his position, together with his racist superior, for damaging 

credibility of this ministry.

There should be showing caring face of the government, leave all the threats to police, army

 

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12 hours ago, doctormann said:

Clear as mud!  travel within red provinces or between red provinces?

If you travel nowhere, don't have the app, but still get infected, somehow, you would have no travel history but might go to jail anyway?

The alternative at all public establishments is to sign the paper and give contact number on entry and exit timing noted. Doesn’t THAT constitute a travel history. And before we say what about traveling THROUGH a red district? - if we don’t stop we don’t infect. Get a grip guys, let’s contribute positively to this effort not just be negative and look for faults huh? 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

said on Thursday afternoon that Taweesin had assured him that Covid patients who do not own a smartphone will not face charges if they cooperate with health officials.

Tosser......

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The PM is reported to have said that the app is not required as long as you notify authorities of your travel plans when crossing to another province.  This is from an official news source that can not be quoted here.

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