Please be patient: Timelines take time

[snoop1130]

Image: PPHO

 

PHUKET:-- The Official COVID-19 Information Center Phuket has appealed for the public to be patient and mindful of the process it takes for them to publicly provide timelines of people’s movements after the person has been confirmed as infected with COVID-19.

 

The Official COVID-19 Information Center Phuket made the appeal, posted by an unnamed official as “Admin”, on its official Facebook page today (Apr 29).

 

The Official COVID-19 Information Center Phuket is operated by the ‘Phuket office of the Ministry of Interior’, otherwise better known as the Phuket Provincial Government, including the Phuket Governor’s Office.

 

Full Story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/please-be-patient-timelines-take-time-79838.php

 

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[Sunderland]

1 April - visited a 7-11 in Bangkok

2 April - visited a Family Mart in Phuket

3 April - visited a Big C in Chiang Mai

4 April - got a fever

5 April - coughing like an old witch at home

6 April - visited 15 different hospitals for a test, but they said "no have"

7 April - birthday party in Nakhon Somewhere

8 April - got on a red bus in Bangkok

9 April - woke up on a red bus in Nonthaburi

10 April - went shopping at Tesco, Big C, Robinson, Central, Paragon, Terminal 21 and Iconsiam

11 April - felt like dying

12 April - visited another 20 hospitals for a test, but they said "come back next week"

13 April - jumped in a mini van with lots of random people and travelled to Ko Samui

14 April - almost drowned in the sea

15 April - another big fever day 

16 April - taken to hospital in an ambulance, but no test, then discharged

17 April - met friend from Thonglor and went to a new club

18 April - big fever day again

19 April - paid 20 baht and got COVID test at Mr. Joe Vaxeen Klinik, said come back in 8 days

20 April - died, but no test result, so no COVID - underlying condition (freckles on face) believed to be cause

 

[Tropposurfer]

13 hours ago, Sunderland said:

1 April - visited a 7-11 in Bangkok

2 April - visited a Family Mart in Phuket

3 April - visited a Big C in Chiang Mai

4 April - got a fever

5 April - coughing like an old witch at home

6 April - visited 15 different hospitals for a test, but they said "no have"

7 April - birthday party in Nakhon Somewhere

8 April - got on a red bus in Bangkok

9 April - woke up on a red bus in Nonthaburi

10 April - went shopping at Tesco, Big C, Robinson, Central, Paragon, Terminal 21 and Iconsiam

11 April - felt like dying

12 April - visited another 20 hospitals for a test, but they said "come back next week"

13 April - jumped in a mini van with lots of random people and travelled to Ko Samui

14 April - almost drowned in the sea

15 April - another big fever day 

16 April - taken to hospital in an ambulance, but no test, then discharged

17 April - met friend from Thonglor and went to a new club

18 April - big fever day again

19 April - paid 20 baht and got COVID test at Mr. Joe Vaxeen Klinik, said come back in 8 days

20 April - died, but no test result, so no COVID - underlying condition (freckles on face) believed to be cause

 

Maybe it's really 'just me' but I find nothing in the slightest bit funny about people getting sick, developing fatal pneumonia, drowning in their own flem, or organ failure and dying a frightening death. 

[NeoDinosaw]

4 hours ago, Tropposurfer said:

Maybe it's really 'just me' but I find nothing in the slightest bit funny about people getting sick, developing fatal pneumonia, drowning in their own flem, or organ failure and dying a frightening death. 

Nobody is laughing at people getting sick, developing fatal pneumonia, drowning in their own flem, or organ failure and dying a frightening death. 

They are laughing at the fake time-line.