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3 hours ago, robblok said:

restaurants / supermarkets ect are essential). 

Are they ?  I lived for nearly 20 years with neither. 

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1 minute ago, Caneda said:

Are they ?  I lived for nearly 20 years with neither. 

Most people use supermarkets and restaurants and markets. Well done for avoiding them. However that does not change the fact that they are essential for most people and that alcohol is only essential for alcoholics. 

 

Im not against alcohol or other drugs but right now opening bars and other places where alcohol is served is too high a risk.

 

Those that really need a beer can still buy it in the supermarket. I think the larger problem is that a lot of sexpats have nothing better to do and are now bored crazy. 

 

I hope for them and the people working in the industry that vaccination rolls out fast and things can go back to a relative state of normal. 

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4 hours ago, dinsdale said:

I'm starting to wonder if only Thais are being included in the death numbers and not foreign workers. 

14 bodies will be cremated at a local temple this wk (adjacent province to BKK). 10 already and 4 tomorrow. The bodies are from BKK and come in specialised biohazard refrigerated ambulances with police escort. In attendance at the cremation are the ambulance drivers and some monks. All in full PPE. 

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4 minutes ago, robblok said:

 

I never killed anyone when high on drugs yet that does not mean drugs are safe. (yes been high on several drugs back in the Netherlands)

Thanks. Now I understand your issues in other threads. 

Excellent work you gave up drugs. 

I'm sitting on Thai beech with a tequila sunrise listening to Eagles playing same song. 

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Just now, DrJack54 said:

Thanks. Now I understand your issues in other threads. 

Excellent work you gave up drugs. 

I'm sitting on Thai beech with a tequila sunrise listening to Eagles playing same song. 

It would seem you to are taking a drug. Please argue that alcohol is not a drug. 

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5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Thanks. Now I understand your issues in other threads. 

Excellent work you gave up drugs. 

I'm sitting on Thai beech with a tequila sunrise listening to Eagles playing same song. 

So your doing drugs too.. I mean your doing the hard drug alcohol ? Well done.

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5 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

It would seem you to are taking a drug. Please argue that alcohol is not a drug. 

Of course it's a drug and  causes many deaths. 

Same as most drugs it is connected to personality traits and even our make up.

Best example perhaps gambling. For some it's a hobby for some an extreme addiction.

Definitely some folk should avoid alcohol at all costs. 

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The Lat Prao Mall has been identified now as not being Central Lat Prao.  The news on Channel 27 says that from now on instead of just saying a mall cluster was found without giving the name, that will now be changed to actually include the name to avoid confusion.  The interesting thing is the malls in that area are right next door to each other and hundreds of stores are in the location where people congregate daily.  It is also a major hub location for Transit on Phyayothin Road

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2 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Of course it's a drug and  causes many deaths. 

Same as most drugs it is connected to personality traits and even our make up.

Best example perhaps gambling. For some it's a hobby for some an extreme addiction.

Definitely some folk should avoid alcohol at all costs. 

Drugs are substances gambling isn't. Addictive behaviour is present in both.

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9 minutes ago, robblok said:

I mean your doing the hard drug alcohol ?

Clearly you haven't been on meth. 

Nor have I but dealt with those folk. 

Referring to alcohol as a hard drug just displays some historical issues. 

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Just now, dinsdale said:

Drugs are substances gambling isn't. Addictive behaviour is present in both.

You missed the point. Anything can become extremely addictive and destroy lives. Alcohol (drug) even for those that drink everyday can be walk in the park.

Depends on the individual.

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1 minute ago, DrJack54 said:

Clearly you haven't been on meth. 

Nor have I but dealt with those folk. 

Referring to alcohol as a hard drug just displays some historical issues. 

No havent been on meth and alcohol is classified as a hard drug. Sorry can't help you there scientist did not do that.

 

https://www.vox.com/2015/2/24/8094759/alcohol-marijuana

 

Anyway its way off topic. But alcohol just makes breaking the rules that much easier and that is just a fact. I am certainly not against alcohol or most other drugs. As long as people don't bother / endanger others. 

 

Anyway its just not a good idea to open bars and you agree with that so I don't see what the problem is. I am not against a wine with your diner just saying they banned it because it creates loopholes and makes enforcement hard.

 

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Chulabhorn Hospital offered a public apology today to people who had applied for vaccinations as it has to suspend the free service from 14 June as the academy no longer has an allocation of AstraZeneca and Sinovac from the Public Health Ministry

 

https://www.thaipbsworld.com/chulabhorn-hospital-to-stop-giving-sinovac-and-astrazeneca-vaccines-from-june-14th/

 

 

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1 minute ago, ThailandRyan said:

But there were supposed to be enough for everyone...oh no, oh no, oh no no no...

Ryan, you of all people should know, this sham was never going to occur.

Hence my earlier post that ...... I came to island April 1 and will stay here "open ended ticket". When I can walk into private hospital and have jab then I'm back to Bangkok.

Sadly that might be October +

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9 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

And they are relaxing restrictions in Chonburi and wanted to do so in Bangkok.

Mind numbing Insanity.

Great  to see the people  back on the beaches in  chonburi this evening, walking, swimming, just  living like they  should  be. Beautiful evening too ,fantastic ????????

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8 minutes ago, Daithi85 said:

Great  to see the people  back on the beaches in  chonburi this evening, walking, swimming, just  living like they  should  be. Beautiful evening too ,fantastic ????????

Yea amazing. Lets spare a thought for those their who have lost their lives to the virus. Those who are struggling because of lost business and those still in hospital recovering in Chonburi

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Thai Prime Minister to discuss plans of pilot tourist provinces reopening in Thailand, including “Phuket Sandbox” tourism project, at CESA meeting tomorrow

 

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-O’Cha is planning to discuss the reopening of pilot tourist provinces in Thailand during an online conference with the Center for Economic Situation Administration (CESA) tomorrow, June 4th.

 

The discussion will include the latest preparations to reopen and welcome vaccinated foreign tourists in the pilot provinces, including Phuket’s “Phuket Sandbox” project, as proposed by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports.

 

Phuket and the Thai Tourism Authority are still planning to open to foreign vaccinated tourists on July 1st, although many details and requirements will need to be fleshed out over the next four weeks.

 

https://thepattayanews.com/2021/06/03/thai-prime-minister-to-discuss-plans-of-pilot-tourist-provinces-reopening-in-thailand-including-phuket-sandbox-tourism-project-at-cesa-meeting-tomorrow/

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2 hours ago, Caneda said:

Does it not? 

According to flat earthers yes but no. I got stuck next to a half drunk one in a bar one night and got told all about it. I made an excuse and left. 

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51 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Ryan, you of all people should know, this sham was never going to occur.

Hence my earlier post that ...... I came to island April 1 and will stay here "open ended ticket". When I can walk into private hospital and have jab then I'm back to Bangkok.

Sadly that might be October +

Im doing the same thing, in a bungalow overlooking the Andaman for 3.5 months now, several times changed my flight back to Bangkok ( now open ), no jabs to be had, and the covid case mess up there may as well be in the fresh air and minimal people.  

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2 hours ago, robblok said:

Most people use supermarkets and restaurants and markets. Well done for avoiding them. However that does not change the fact that they are essential for most people and that alcohol is only essential for alcoholics. 

 

Im not against alcohol or other drugs but right now opening bars and other places where alcohol is served is too high a risk.

 

Those that really need a beer can still buy it in the supermarket. I think the larger problem is that a lot of sexpats have nothing better to do and are now bored crazy. 

 

I hope for them and the people working in the industry that vaccination rolls out fast and things can go back to a relative state of normal. 

So you accept that most "sexpats" (not you of course) as you call them are not alcoholics. 

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