Picture: Talk News Online

 

Suriya Khuharat of the Prachuap Khiri Khan department of public health told Talk News Online about the opening of the "Hua Hin Recharge" page on Facebook and via QR codes. 

 

It is a project of joint collaboration between the state, public health department and tourism businesses such as hotels, shops, restaurants and department stores to get Hua Hin up and running again.

 

Picture: Talk News Online

 

The aim is to get foreign tourists back by October 1st welcoming all foreigners who have had two jabs of vaccination without the need to quarantine. 

 

To do this the initial aim is to vaccinate 100% of people in the tourism industry and 70% of all people in Hua Hin by September 30th. 

 

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Maybe better to removed Prayut et al. first, and then start the recharge programme ... seems the most efficient approach and the one most likely to be successful.

Some  TV members are recharged or even over-charged.

The pistol must soon fire again.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The aim is to get foreign tourists back by October 1st welcoming all foreigners who have had two jabs of vaccination without the need to quarantine. 

 

To do this the initial aim is to vaccinate 100% of people in the tourism industry and 70% of all people in Hua Hin by September 30th.

To achieve foreign tourism Thailand needs to vaccinate minimum 70% of the entire population not just pockets here and there, and even then two injections not just one.

Many other countries will not except bubble provinces as a safe zone to allow nationals to travel to.

Not  much thought go into the plan. Hua Hin population swells on weekends as visitors flood in from Bangkok. What are plans for visitors from outside Hua Hin?  I don't think the valuable western European visitors will want to go to a place where locals are vaccinated with product that has no proven result. So far, many grand statements that Sinovac works, but nothing published.