Has Thailand’s reopening plan failed?

[jayjay2001]

19 hours ago, JensenZ said:

So failure has nothing at all to do with the world's skyrocketing omicron infection rate? It's someone in Thailand's fault? Where in the world are they doing it right?

Costa Rica.  Was there not too long ago.  All went very smoothly from pre-entry process to exiting the country once my great vacation was over.  By the way, my time with the ladies there was exceptional.  Mmmm... latinas :-)

[KhunLA]

Thai's mindset might be, intern'l tourism is done for now, and immediate future.  So let's at least stop any new variants from entering.  Sounds like a good plan to me, till people stop dying here.

 

Really need to go back to 16 day quarantine for all arrivals.

65.24% of these came in on Test & Go

 

And they are arriving / testing positive every day, and intern'l tourist, not Thais returning as some imply.

Yesterday's tally was 351 tested positive, and very few are Thai.

 

Top 15 arrival countries, testing positive, and 1st column of category are Thais. 

So from the UK 35 infected, 1 was Thai.

 

 

 

What the hell, here 16-30

 

Edited January 8, 2022 by KhunLA