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Thailand should stop publicizing Covid numbers by April


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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand must learn to live with the Covid-19 virus and stop publicizing daily pandemic numbers by the end of April to boost public confidence and allow the country to get back to normal, a senior public health expert told Thai Enquirer on Monday.

Agreed, fake news could back-fire on them.

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43 minutes ago, vandeventer said:

So now we can concentrate on the bad driving and show road charts where the bad accidents take place. 

Or even get young Thais taugh better for the roads as they are now. It's truly sad to read of so many young Thais killed and maimed. 

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1 hour ago, mtls2005 said:

Kanyarat says if the government were to set a target to stop publicizing numbers by April, then it would signal to the country that there is an end date to the public health crisis and that it was not a “forever war.”

 

Nothing to see here.

 

"It's April, the war has been won."

 

 

Will the Emergency Decree, which conveys unchecked power - as if they need another document to justify their rule - also be terminated?

 

 

 

as if..

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

“I think there is an understanding among health officials that the new Omicron variant is less deadly and could mean the end of the pandemic for us,” said Kanyarat Wanna-anant, a public health expert with Chiang Mai Rajaphat University.

Your a brave person stating what we already know, perhaps you should be careful what you say as your masters might not be happy with you not following their fear mongering rhetoric.

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One of Thailand's main problems during the pandemic is not having a single mouthpiece announcing anything, thereby creating confusion and confliction. 

 

And what we have here is another example of a single person being quoted in the press probably in no official capacity whatsoever.

 

Saying this, Thailand's figures are skewed. In that people with mild symptoms are simply staying home and not reporting it, and that's those that bother to take a lateral flow test 

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