Test & Go: People wanting to visit Hua Hin need to be aware of this important detail

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Hua Hin Beach. File photo

 

By Online Reporter

 

There is one key detail that anyone planning to visit Hua Hin under the Test & Go scheme should be aware of.

 

Don’t worry. It’s good news.

 

On January 20, Thailand’s Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration(CCSA) announced the resumption of the Test & Go scheme.

 

Full story: https://www.huahintoday.com/hua-hin-news/test-go-people-wanting-to-visit-hua-hin-need-to-be-aware-of-this-important-detail/

 

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[ukrules]

On a lighter note, France who are now recording 500,000 cases per day have decided to allow English tourists back into the country....

 

I wonder if when Thailand has 100's of thousands of cases every day they will still insist on this absolute nonsense of a system?

 

My guess is that yes, they will.

[edwinchester]

7 minutes ago, ukrules said:

On a lighter note, France who are now recording 500,000 cases per day have decided to allow English tourists back into the country....

 

I wonder if when Thailand has 100's of thousands of cases every day they will still insist on this absolute nonsense of a system?

 

My guess is that yes, they will.

Even if Thailand has 100's of thousands of cases it's almost certain that they'll never be reported.

[hotandsticky]

1 minute ago, edwinchester said:

Even if Thailand has 100's of thousands of cases it's almost certain that they'll never be reported.

 

 

 

....and who cares if no one is dying.

[edwinchester]

50 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

 

....and who cares if no one is dying.

 

[edwinchester]

Just now, edwinchester said:

 

Still plenty of people sick in hospital and over the last couple of years Thailand has had 10's of thousands of unexpected excess deaths.

[hotchilli]

56 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

 

....and who cares if no one is dying.

Such a selfish attitude.

Next door neighbours great-grandmother aged 88 died last week after complications set-in.

Infected by the great-granddaughter who caught Omicron from school [which was subsequently closed down after being open for only one week]

The daughter aged 10  tested positive and was told to isolate at home, 5 days later the great-grandmother had symptoms.

The great-granddaughter now cries herself to sleep every night believing she killed her own great grandmother.

[HashBrownHarry]

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Such a selfish attitude.

Next door neighbours great-grandmother aged 88 died last week after complications set-in.

Infected by the great-granddaughter who caught Omicron from school [which was subsequently closed down after being open for only one week]

The daughter aged 10  tested positive and was told to isolate at home, 5 days later the great-grandmother had symptoms.

The great-granddaughter now cries herself to sleep every night believing she killed her own great grandmother.

Unfortunate, but maybe infectious deseases could kill an old fragile grandma,

[Enoon]

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Such a selfish attitude.

Next door neighbours great-grandmother aged 88 died last week after complications set-in.

Infected by the great-granddaughter who caught Omicron from school [which was subsequently closed down after being open for only one week]

The daughter aged 10  tested positive and was told to isolate at home, 5 days later the great-grandmother had symptoms.

The great-granddaughter now cries herself to sleep every night believing she killed her own great grandmother.

 

What is selfish is to expect the needs of the really aged few, she was 88 for Christs sake!, to outweigh the needs of the many.

 

The world is not ordered that way.

 

The truth of all the Covid-related "humanitarian" bleating on these pages is that it is, in the main, the self-interested aged/ageing doing the bleating, on their own behalf.

 

A self entitled bunch, certain of their own indespensibility, entering, or in, the re-infantilisation of old age.

 

A time when, once again, it's all about their own wants..........listen to them scream (and read on these pages) when they don't get what they want, just how they like it...........right now.

 

Made all the more extreme by them being from the post war "Me Generation".

 

They've been ******* me off for years, home and here.

 

They're not fooling anyone.

 

Least of all one of their own age group..............me.

 

We're on the way out guys, our time is passed.......grow up and get over it.

 

 

 

Edited January 26, 2022 by Enoon

[Tropicalevo]

48 minutes ago, Enoon said:

 

What is selfish is to expect the needs of the really aged few, she was 88 for Christs sake!, to outweigh the needs of the many.

 

The world is not ordered that way.

 

The truth of all the Covid-related "humanitarian" bleating on these pages is that it is, in the main, the self-interested aged/ageing doing the bleating, on their own behalf.

 

A self entitled bunch, certain of their own indespensibility, entering, or in, the re-infantilisation of old age.

 

A time when, once again, it's all about their own wants..........listen to them scream (and read on these pages) when they don't get what they want, just how they like it...........right now.

 

Made all the more extreme by them being from the post war "Me Generation".

 

They've been ******* me off for years, home and here.

 

They're not fooling anyone.

 

Least of all one of their own age group..............me.

 

We're on the way out guys, our time is passed.......grow up and get over it.

 

 

 

Tell that to the families of more than 5 million people who have died from Covid.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-11-01/covid-deaths-top-5-million-even-as-vaccines-slash-fatality-rate

 

But hey - you're OK Jack.

 

Edited January 26, 2022 by Tropicalevo

[hotchilli]

1 hour ago, Enoon said:

 

What is selfish is to expect the needs of the really aged few, she was 88 for Christs sake!, to outweigh the needs of the many.

 

The world is not ordered that way.

 

The truth of all the Covid-related "humanitarian" bleating on these pages is that it is, in the main, the self-interested aged/ageing doing the bleating, on their own behalf.

 

A self entitled bunch, certain of their own indespensibility, entering, or in, the re-infantilisation of old age.

 

A time when, once again, it's all about their own wants..........listen to them scream (and read on these pages) when they don't get what they want, just how they like it...........right now.

 

Made all the more extreme by them being from the post war "Me Generation".

 

They've been ******* me off for years, home and here.

 

They're not fooling anyone.

 

Least of all one of their own age group..............me.

 

We're on the way out guys, our time is passed.......grow up and get over it.

 

 

 

Of course you are entitled to your opinion...

Thank god it's not mine.

 

[hotandsticky]

6 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Such a selfish attitude.

Next door neighbours great-grandmother aged 88 died last week after complications set-in.

Infected by the great-granddaughter who caught Omicron from school [which was subsequently closed down after being open for only one week]

The daughter aged 10  tested positive and was told to isolate at home, 5 days later the great-grandmother had symptoms.

The great-granddaughter now cries herself to sleep every night believing she killed her own great grandmother.

 

 

People die all the time....especially 88 year olds....... and yes, people like that should be shielded.... and, yes, the great-granddaughter is the cause of death. That is the sad fact of a pandemic.

 

You have totally missed the point - the number of people dying in Thailand from Covid is minimal and the daily case numbers have become meaningless.

 

 

19 deaths attributed to Covid, 51 road deaths yesterday. We know from your post that at least one of those 19 was avoidable.