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Air travellers warned not to bring more than 30 face masks on board overseas flights


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Posted
15 hours ago, Don Chance said:

Yes they are so cheap 15 baht @ pack of 10, n94. Probably resell them for $1-2 each in the west.

Where to buy them? 

Posted
1 hour ago, Skeptic7 said:

30?!? Haven't gone thru 30 since this BS began! ????

That said...just when it seems this silly place cannot possibly get any more ridiculous and moronic...THIS! Always somehow manage to out do themselves in foolishness. :cheesy:

 

 

 

 

 

how often do you change them, or the filters if using that type of mask?

 

If using the disposable surgical masks they have efficacy of only a few hours. They are called disposable for reason useless using another type of mask

 

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Posted
15 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

They are cheaper here

Probably, but if every tourist brings enough masks to last the duration of their stay how will the mask sellers ever get their chance to try dual pricing?

Posted
3 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

how often do you can them, or the filters if using that type of mask?

 

No idea. Maybe once a week for throwaways and every couple months for filters. Only use them cuz they're required for entry to most places. Long as there's one lying around or crumpled up in my pocket...good to go! ????

????

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10 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

how often do you change them, or the filters if using that type of mask?

 

If using the disposable surgical masks they have efficacy of only a few hours. They are called disposable for reason useless using another type of mask

 

I have a cloth one i hang on handle  motorcycle wash it every few months its as good as gold gain then

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4 minutes ago, Skeptic7 said:

No idea. Maybe once a week for throwaways and every couple months for filters. Only use them cuz they're required for entry to most places. Long as there's one lying around or crumpled up in my pocket...good to go! ????

????

i change mine when the white string starts to look a bit dirty.

or i forget to clean my face after a bbq before putting on the mask.

have to be careful, they are very price at 25 baht for a large box.  ????

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Posted

It just gets better by the hour.  Now seems this was law from 2020 but AOT (airport) only received it last month so decided to publish it (from one news source).  ????

 

Talk about not talking between agencies.  

Posted
1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

5 years in prison for bringing a supply of face masks... 

Good riddance Thailand you do not deserve any tourists.

The story is about taking masks out of Thailand. 

Posted

Looks like the airport police will have to retrain the drug sniffing dogs to target mask fabric and rubber compounds. Better leave the synthetic underwear and condoms at home.

Posted
15 hours ago, Crossy said:

Our village head is a good man and spends his budget wisely, hence the solar street lighting (zero running costs) and some CCTV. I'm not going to begrudge the fee of 300 Baht a year for garbage collection (twice a week) and other village fees.

Same where I am south of Pattaya. Look after ALL residents in our community, even homeless ones.

Something you won't see much back in Australia

Posted

How asinine!  With all the problems that Thailand has had reviving the tourism business here, they are now worried about people importing too many masks!  Do these government officials have ANY common sense at all?  What on earth are they thinking?? 

Posted
16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

and violators can face up to five years in prison and/or a fine of up to 100,000 baht on conviction,

Masochism and limitless arrogance, prison and fines are the most popular words in los, no wonder if tourism goes to enjoy holidays in other countries

Posted
1 minute ago, worldview said:

How asinine!  With all the problems that Thailand has had reviving the tourism business here, they are now worried about people importing too many masks!  Do these government officials have ANY common sense at all?  What on earth are they thinking?? 

This is not about importing masks - it was about exporting from Thailand and when announced in 2020 was a valid concern (although draconian penalties seem more than crazy).

Posted

What a huge problem! Better see to that it get out of the list of controlled items. That as we do not need them anymore to control a normal flu as Covid has become.

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Posted

You know why it is (or was) called the Land Of Smiles, right?  Because just about everything here is a comedy!

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Posted
16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The airport’s advisory follows an announcement from the Central Committee on Prices of Goods and Services, dated January 25th, which lists face masks, polypropylene (which is used in the production of face masks), chickens and chicken meat, sanitisers containing alcohol and recycling paper as controlled products.

Does that mean we can bring as many sex toys as we want with us now?

Posted
16 hours ago, Crossy said:

 

I will say that we've not actually bought any masks for x years, well ever to be honest.

 

The local village office just keep delivering them for free, along with gallons of hand sanitiser (and rice + other "covid supplies"). OK the rate of supply has diminished recently but we are likely good for 2022.

 

Our village head is a good man and spends his budget wisely, hence the solar street lighting (zero running costs) and some CCTV. I'm not going to begrudge the fee of 300 Baht a year for garbage collection (twice a week) and other village fees.

 

 

Excellent value for money that mate. When I'm up at our village in Chaiyaphum they don't even collect rubbish never mind give out face masks or hand sanitizer. Rubbish that can't be burned gets put in a bag and I drop it off in the bin at Global House, HomePro, BigC etc, etc the next time I'm out and about ????

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16 hours ago, steven100 said:

don't bring too many ....  because we want you to buy them here at a higher price

I think the wording is wrong, what they mean is "dont TAKE more than 30 masks out of the country with you. They incorrectly use the word BRING in reference to people leaving Thailand,  

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