10 minutes ago, starky said:

Finally someone understands what these field hospitals are for. I've seen some ridiculous comments on here. Yes they are very similar to others worldwide. 

I doubt you'll find Winnie the Pooh or Megaman bedding in many of the field hospitals Worldwide mate.

11 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

I doubt you'll find Winnie the Pooh or Megaman bedding in many of the field hospitals Worldwide mate.

To be brutally honest I would prefer winning the pooh to some of these joints 

 

https://images.app.goo.gl/TRpUJBsT7V7qw2Jg8

But look.  The top of the market in Covid-proof tents for you to languish in while you die.  But as a farang that would probably cost you 100,000 THB to stay in the lap of covid luxury.


 

I'd love to find winnie the poo in one of those.

It would make cutting his throat a lot easier. 

9 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

f there was ever a reason to avoid getting tested even if you suspect you have covid then this would be it, come on guys you can do better than that. This is not a field hospital in any shape or form

You hit the nail on the head. How to stop people coming forward and to prevent more testing and an accurate number of positive tests.

 

It would be interesting to know how many of these are related to the outbreak in Samut Sakon vs unrelated (previous 2020 unreported infections) that have now been discovered due to the increase in testing. There will be thousands of asymptomatic out there.

11 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Exactly.

Have good insurance or sufficient funds and they will find a nice hospital bed for you.

Insurance is null and void if you have flown from a tier 3 & 4 zone at the time of your flight unless lt's for buisness. Holidays are not covered in the small print.  A lot of people will get a shock when trying to claim medical bills

Where did this come from all of a sudden? Something really strange going on here. 

12 hours ago, jonclark said:

Sorry guys, I do not wish to be negative towards Thailand, but that is a pretty <deleted> poor effort.

 

I think using the word "hospital" to  describe the photo is stretching the words meaning to its absolute limit.

 

Looks like a poor man's Glastonbury. 

You should have seen the original photos the MoPH put out of their temporary field hospital in Samut Sakhon...

 

It was little more than some kind of repurposed warehouse with cots equipped with a pillow and blanket spread around the room. No screens, no dividers, no privacy, no electrical outlets or even any medical equipment shown in those photos as being available. Ahh, and razor wire decorations outside.  Not even up to Army boot camp standard.

 

The photos on the OP news post look luxurious by comparison.

 

Is that a mattress on top of plastic storage boxes?  What's with the mosquito netting?  Did they buy that at a dollar store?  

Anyways...

I'm not sure why they need to be there.  Generally speaking, people who are asymptomatic stay at home unless they have a family there, then they go to an isolation facility.  

This is weird, LOL.  

A Question, if somebody has been  Asymsomatic for say 6 months without symptoms surely after 14 days they will still show positive, then what?

17 minutes ago, Almer said:

A Question, if somebody has been  Asymsomatic for say 6 months without symptoms surely after 14 days they will still show positive, then what?

You won't show positive.   Once it's gone it's gone.

For cock fighting ?