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Thailand reports 4,161 new COVID-19 cases, 51 more deaths


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3 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:

I have been told some places in Isaan are now requiring RT-PCR tests from visitors from red zones. And quarantine.

How would they know where you came from.

Which places require this. 

Put up. You have been told. By who!

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17 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

How would they know where you came from.

Which places require this. 

Put up. You have been told. By who!

gF went home to Kalasin fn ago,straight into solitary home quarantine ,just out today. 

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13 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Will you need marriage certificate for your gf stay with you in Phuket? 

There was enough of confusion in announcements that this is one thing we better wait until it's published officially to get clarification.

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17 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:
30 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

That's been true here for many weeks.

 

17 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Please elaborate.

Tests and quarantine. Where exactly. "Many weeks"? When did this start.

 

It was announced, by our Phoo Ya Baan, many weeks ago, just before Songkran, at the start of the 3rd wave, that anyone returning to the village from the 'red zones' must self isolate for 2 weeks and must report any symptoms of Covid to the medical authorities.

 

As I recall this ruling was imposed nationwide and was the reason why so many people cancelled their trips home for Songkran. Bus companies reported 50% cancellations.

 

And it has been strictly enforced. There was even a family camping out down by the river for 2 weeks in order to isolate themselves.

 

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If the Government had a vision and plan there would not be a shortage of beds. Is it not possible to check at all the hospitals in and around Bangkok how much beds there are available?? and yes if there is need.... maybe you have to travel further but so what?? That people die because of no available beds is not acceptable, even so the government must be responsible for the not working vaccines too, but who will do that??

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1 hour ago, Danderman123 said:

These are terrible numbers. We’ll have to see the hospital walk-in admissions to see if hospitals have capped testing.

 

There isn’t enough testing, and the vaccination campaign is insufficient.

Neither testing or vaccination will reduce the number of cases to any great extent. The numbers have certainly taken a turn for the worst recently but I am not surprised.

We had electricity cut on Sunday(maintenance) and went over to Bang Saen for the afternoon. The beach was absolutely packed, even more so than a pre pandemic holiday weekend. Stretched from the old fishing pier towards Sri Ratch right along to the Ang Sila roundabout.

If the people have given up on the precautions then we are in for a bit of a rough ride.

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1 hour ago, Swimfan said:

A full lockdown of Bangkok and provinces with high case loads

And that must be strictly enforced for it to be effective. If the Thai military won't do it because it impacts their pals freedoms, then ask the Chinese, they will sort this riff raff out and very quickly.

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