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COVID test documents presented by domestic travellers arriving in Phuket via the airport will be accepted up to seven days after they are issued. Photo: AoT Phuket

 

The Phuket News

 

PHUKET: Phuket Vice Governor Piyapong Choowong has confirmed to The Phuket News that there is no three-day limit on COVID tests being accepted in order for domestic travellers to be able to enter Phuket by flight.

 

The clarification follows the Phuket office of the Public Relations Department (PR Phuket) confirming through its official Facebook page to Thais, in Thai language, that people arriving in Phuket by air must present proof of testing negative for COVID-19 with the test results issued no more than three days before the day the passenger boarded a flight for Phuket.

 

Administrators on the PR Phuket Facebook page did maintain that the requirements for domestic travellers arriving in Phuket by land had not changed. The test documents were still deemed valid for up to seven days.

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/no-3-day-limit-on-covid-test-documents-for-domestic-visitors-to-phuket-80572.php

 

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4 hours ago, impulse said:

That's just dumb, and liable to end in tragedy.

 

Even 3 days is inadequate unless they test them again when they land, and keep them away from the population until the test comes back negative.  Same as foreigners entering the Sandbox.

How to change the Sandbox into a Dirtbox in one easy step.

Dormant period is 7 Days, so a test 4 Days before could well be a positive, and unless tested on Day 8 will go un noticed.

Lord help them, for they know nothing of what they do.

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So fully vaccinated tourist arriving to Phuket from safe countries must have PCR Covid test just 3 days before.

However, tourists entering to Phuket from highly infected Bangkok only need to do a quick test 7 days before.
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6 hours ago, impulse said:

That's just dumb, and liable to end in tragedy.

 

Even 3 days is inadequate unless they test them again when they land, and keep them away from the population until the test comes back negative.  Same as foreigners entering the Sandbox.

Thais "clean." 
Foreigners "dirty."

That's all you need to know.  Just ask Anutin.

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1 hour ago, connda said:

Thais "clean." 
Foreigners "dirty."

That's all you need to know.  Just ask Anutin.

 

More like

 

Thais:  "They vote, they protest, and they influence others- we'll appease them".

 

Foreigners: "Not so much"

 

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3 hours ago, Espanol said:


So fully vaccinated tourist arriving to Phuket from safe countries must have PCR Covid test just 3 days before.

However, tourists entering to Phuket from highly infected Bangkok only need to do a quick test 7 days before.

What could possibly go wrong? Farang tourists have to jump thru hoops to gain entry but it's okay for Somchai to show a week old PCR test. I'm guessing that the Sarasin Bridge will be another weak point due to inadequate staffing/policing. Easy access for Thais, especially Somchai driving his Lambo, who would dare stop the self entitled plick...

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14 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

How to change the Sandbox into a Dirtbox in one easy step.

Dormant period is 7 Days, so a test 4 Days before could well be a positive, and unless tested on Day 8 will go un noticed.

Lord help them, for they know nothing of what they do.

Let it fail... domestic tourism will be the downfall of Phuket.

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On 7/6/2021 at 5:46 AM, impulse said:

That's just dumb, and liable to end in tragedy.

 

Even 3 days is inadequate unless they test them again when they land, and keep them away from the population until the test comes back negative.  Same as foreigners entering the Sandbox.

This is putting "sandbox" at risk. Just a matter of time.

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