Test&go - refuse treatment if in contact with a covid patient or test positive?

[asiam110]

Can you legally refuse treatment?

 

I see from barrow the most recent test&go tourists that were exposed to covid, even though fully vaxed and asymptomatic, and healthy, have been forced to undergo expensive intra-vein drips (hydration?), heavy dose antiviral treatment (hard on the body) and lung x-rays and god knows what else when seemingly healthy, all no doubt a clever ruse to pocket 300,000 directly or indirectly. What happens if you said 'sod this insane sillyness, you might have a mandate to quarantine me, but no treatment... '

 

It seems they aren't doing second PCR tests too which just stinks of corruption (given the percentage of false positive), would one be able to transfer to another hospital (at own expense) and demand a new PCR test - preferably one not affiliate with the initial hospital to avoid cross pollination of corruption..

 

As I write this, I think probably best stay away is the answer, already discourage from reading about peachypt but these new test&go cases are horrific

 

 

[PoorSucker]

Reference article.

https://www.getrevue.co/profile/richardbarrow/issues/the-nightmare-of-testing-positive-on-arrival-in-thailand-848695

[internationalism]

you are exaggerating those 2 stories passed by barrow.

 

they were not given drips, only blood was drown for check up from the positive one (not the other). Left caterer will be used for more blood tests. Maybe for iv medicines. 

There is no mention of heavy dose antiviral drugs. They were not named and no dosage given, just price - similar to what some other are given for home administration during their quarantine. Yes, you can refuse any drugs anytime. I would rather take them, even save part of them for later, take with me home.

 

 

 

[Crossy]

A more active thread on this subject here:-