Censorship?

[NewGuy]

Until today The Pattaya News had articles of where COVID cases had been identified, such as a 7/11 some where in Naklua. Really good. Every day there were many identified (a growing number) in Si Racha, Chonburi city, Naklua, Jomtien, Samet, Satanip etc. Even Pattaya. Usually they were retail stores small or large, of every type. Good information of where not to go. But today’s email didn’t have any such information. 

[Gottfrid]

Maybe they found out that it will eventually include all places. That somewhat makes it less important. 

[1FinickyOne]

sad to say... but your place tomorrow, my place today

 

just figure everywhere... 

[Leaver]

17 minutes ago, NewGuy said:

But today’s email didn’t have any such information. 

 

Perhaps, too many places to list. 

[bbko]

One day without mentioning places where folks had covid automatically means "censorship"?

[rodknock]

maybe they will list the places that do not have covid-19, that would be easier.

[Amdesign]

It is absolute nonsense to name the places once there 20,000 reported cases per day in the country. In reality, this would mean 20,000x10=200,000 real cases. There is no sense of doing that for many months already!

 

However, naming the places in such negative context could be treated as defamation, which is criminal offense by Thai law.

[scubascuba3]

they seem to cherry pick those timelines, seems pointless to me with so many cases

[Gsxrnz]

7 hours ago, Amdesign said:

It is absolute nonsense to name the places once there 20,000 reported cases per day in the country. In reality, this would mean 20,000x10=200,000 real cases. There is no sense of doing that for many months already!

 

However, naming the places in such negative context could be treated as defamation, which is criminal offense by Thai law.

To continue your math to it's logical conclusion - if the initial 20,000 infected only had contact with 3 people each, and those 60,000 people contacted 3 people each, and iterate this for only 7 days, then you have over 43 million to "contact trace" in 7 days.

 

If you assume the number of contacts is actually 5 persons each day and iterate this, you reach 1,562,500,000 potential contacts in 7 days.  On the 8th day it goes to over 7.5 BILLION.  

 

And that's why the world's tyrannical reaction to the entire sars-cov-2 thing is not only laughable, it's criminal.

 

There's a reason you don't see too many people successfully pushing string uphill, herding cats, or displaying their collection of wooden horse r-soles.

[Rimmer]

The only people who can address your concerns is Pattaya News.com suggest you take it up with them.

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