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but they have to come back homes to take their PC's, laptop with peripherals, paper files and whatever else they need to do work. They might need also to go to their workplace to arrange with co-workers many other issues.

They have just went for a few days holidays, and not for several weeks brake.

 

the government promised in advance happiness, and not unemployment for 2 weeks

 

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2 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

He said the number corresponds to the country’s vaccination target ahead of the mass vaccination drive starting in June, with 6-10 million doses of vaccine arriving monthly.

Could Thai people not apply for a jab from 1st of May, and get a AZ jab made in Thailand???? 

How many AZ do they produce in Thailand? Why still use the useless Sinovac???

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2 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

Rubbish

 

Yea read that a few mins ago, up to them, working wonders in the UK and many other countries

It was meant to be sarcasm. 

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1 hour ago, BookShe said:

It's a precaution measure. Less vaccine produced the less side effect it could cause.

 

Denmark announced on Tuesday it would stop using the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine altogether, becoming the first European country to do so over suspected rare but serious side effects.

What do "side effects" have to do with the "quantity produced/administered"?

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5 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

He said the number corresponds to the country’s vaccination target ahead of the mass vaccination drive starting in June, with 6-10 million doses of vaccine arriving monthly.

Arriving?  From where?  Siam Bioscience isn't going to be operational?  It beggars belief.

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5 hours ago, connda said:

So it's ok for people from red zones in Bangkok to travel to provinces and infect the uninfected, but it's not ok for them to come home?

Correct because there are lots of Burmese just eager to come and work in BKK to escape the murderous regime there plus the biggest incentive for the Thai conglomerates and those famous major business families is that they will work for far less money, So basically it is a win win all round for the elite.

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10 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

Most people can recover from Covid! ????

Most.  But many don't.  And many are now suffering long term effects from the virus.

 

Was at the beach yesterday.  It was PACKED!  A super spreader event for sure.  We'll see the results over the next 2 weeks.

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