Thailand’s northeastern province of Ubon Ratchathani has recently come up with its own model for local quarantine, to accommodate native residents infected with COVID-19 and who develop mild symptoms.

 

The living quarters, for asymptomatic cases and those with mild symptoms, are not a “hospitel”, a model widely adopted in Bangkok and other affluent provinces, but cottages in the middle of rice fields, which suit a province where most of the people are farmers.

 

CCSA Spokesman Dr. Taweesin Visanuyothin, who proposed the model said that it utilizes the vast farm lands in the Northeast to shelter young native residents, returning home from the cities to receive treatment in a natural environment. People in their communities or family members will provide them with food and drinking water during their stay.

 

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Charging point for a phone, jobs a good un.

1 hour ago, sungod said:

Charging point for a phone, jobs a good un.

Sent my brother in law up this off lazada as is doing something similar.

 

 

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

utilizes the vast farm lands in the Northeast to shelter young native residents, returning home from the cities to receive treatment in a natural environment. 

People in their communities or family members will provide them with food and drinking water during their stay.

Yes of course they will........anything to avoid the government contributing a single baht towards the natives

Great , avoid covid and die of some mosquito disease

Here you go peeps, you can doss down here for a couple of weeks, if we remember we'll bring some food and water sometime soon, just remember to go sit on the ground if a thunderstorm rolls in, wouldn't want you fried by lightning.

 

How utterly pathetic is this government ??

so put them in a cottage in the middle of swamp, mosquitos, no air conditioning? 

9 minutes ago, gk10012001 said:

so put them in a cottage in the middle of swamp, mosquitos, no air conditioning? 

With a tin roof, sheer luxury  ????

1 minute ago, Golden Triangle said:

With a tin roof, sheer luxury  ????

oh, the tin roof.  Soothing sounds when raining.  Reminds me of a line from the song "love shack" by the B 52s.... "Tiiiiin roof"

5 minutes ago, gk10012001 said:

oh, the tin roof.  Soothing sounds when raining.  Reminds me of a line from the song "love shack" by the B 52s.... "Tiiiiin roof"

Till it gets zapped by lightning, no thanks. ( smiley face)

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Great , avoid covid and die of some mosquito disease

Or get bit by a a banded krait walking through the rice fields.



 

I wouldn't laugh if you are living up there and get a positive test - this is all you're getting 

 

Don't forget to put the seat down when you're done lol

9 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Thailand’s northeastern province of Ubon Ratchathani has recently come up with its own model for local quarantine, to accommodate native residents infected with COVID-19 and who develop mild symptoms.

 

The living quarters, for asymptomatic cases and those with mild symptoms, are not a “hospitel”, a model widely adopted in Bangkok and other affluent provinces, but cottages in the middle of rice fields, which suit a province where most of the people are farmers.

... as if those who would choose such accommodations need to be advised about snakes, mosquitos, and lightning from a bunch of white-bummed farang.

 

These may be an upgrade from their present dwellings and gets them away from the mother-in-law

Let the PM be the first to test it out 

that sounds as TAT next project of "Amazing Isaan glamping experience", after phuket sandbox gets tits up.

What those shucks need is a bathroom, electricity and an electric fence, to guard against night intruders 

While infected Bangkokians get air conditioned Suvarnabhumi airport with bathrooms and food facilities, the peasants get a bamboo platform in a rice paddy. <deleted>

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

to accommodate native residents

That's actually a pretty nice kratom/hut. The natives would be quite comfortable staying in a place like that, they aren't sensitive wussies like us Farang. The biggest danger there is the zombies on yaabaa that wander the fields at night.

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

CCSA Spokesman Dr. Taweesin Visanuyothin, who proposed the model said that it utilizes the vast farm lands in the Northeast to shelter young native residents, returning home from the cities to receive treatment in a natural environment. People in their communities or family members will provide them with food and drinking water during their stay.

Unbelievable... but then I remembered where I am.

15 minutes ago, 1duckyboy said:

While infected Bangkokians get air conditioned Suvarnabhumi airport with bathrooms and food facilities, the peasants get a bamboo platform in a rice paddy. <deleted>

So why didn't Prayut volunteer to go north and give it a go?

9 minutes ago, KeeTua said:

That's actually a pretty nice kratom/hut. The natives would be quite comfortable staying in a place like that, they aren't sensitive wussies like us Farang. The biggest danger there is the zombies on yaabaa that wander the fields at night.

You are right there!  We have one of these excellent shelters on our land!  We have a toilet, and water adjoining it, but no electricity as yet.  I spend a lot of time out there, but would not spend the night there because of the drug abusing youngsters who come out there at night, catch chickens, frogs and rats and barbecue them.  They have some very big knives!

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The living quarters, for asymptomatic cases and those with mild symptoms, are not a “hospitel”, a model widely adopted in Bangkok and other affluent provinces, but cottages in the middle of rice fields, which suit a province where most of the people are farmers.

I think the Google translation of field hospital was taken too literately.

Wow! Thailand has become the hub of Farm Hut Quarantine! Is there no end to it's achievements. I'm waiting for it to become the hub of a completely vaccinated population. Now that would be something to crow about! 555

If it's a family east of Saraburi, it must be a farmer living in a tin shelter

They could not organize a pizzup in a brewery. So they shut the bars, except their own, and the idiocy just exploded from there...

Last two nights in Chiang Mai there have been fireworks, clearly, hi-sos still having a lot of fun somewhere.

Was thinking of getting out of BKK and decamping to our home village........maybe not!!!

15 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

Yes of course they will........anything to avoid the government contributing a single baht towards the natives

We have the Immigrant Labour now locked in their Camps ( read prisons ), and being deprived of decent Food, and probably sufficient Water, and Electric, and now they want to put people into Rat and Snake Infested Tin lean-too sheds in the middle of Paddy Fields.

Just when I thought they had reached the very bottom yesterday, they come out with this one Today.

Blast! Why did I let the playhouse I made for the kids go to wrack and ruin? I may have needed that one day. It even had a rope for quick escape should you have unwanted visitors. Those pythons aren't choosey.????555

Looks better than my ALQ was and I paid 55k baht for that !!

Well, with no sanitation available, the rice will get some organic fertiliser...... and they can scare the birds away at harvest time!

3 hours ago, mrbojangles said:

Looks better than my ALQ was and I paid 55k baht for that !!

And mine even had a flagpole with the Union Jack run up it. Albeit a bit limp in the picture.