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Monkeypox: Thais advised to avoid sexual contact with foreigners, hotels advised to clean properly


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5 hours ago, Neeranam said:

True, it could be spread by gay Thai men returning from abroad. 

Not just gay. They used to say AIDS only affected gay men.

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So they haven't detected any other cases in Thailand other than the one Nigerian tourist, but now they are thinking he may have contracted the disease in Thailand ?

He arrived in Thailand in October 2021, spent some time in Chiang Mai before going to Phuket. In July he went to the hospital as he'd developed blisters on his dick.
When they figured out it was monkey pox they told him to come in for treatment but he decided to skip the country instead.

What about the 19 people he supposedly had "close contact" with in Phuket ? Supposedly they were all tested by 25 July and the results were supposed to be back by the 28th.

I just saw a report on an English language Chinese news site dated 2 days ago soys that a 2nd case has been discovered. A Thai man in Bangkok.

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10 minutes ago, BusyB said:

Not just gay. They used to say AIDS only affected gay men.

When I was in highschool, my physics teacher once asked a sleepy-looking girl in class: "Do you have Aids?" - Well, that was in the mid 80s, and was meant as a joke...

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Back in the AIDS days the word condom was a nasty word that no one liked.  Most went by the adage you want glove then no love or money

 

Now it is no glove no love period.

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9 minutes ago, Kerryd said:

I just saw a report on an English language Chinese news site dated 2 days ago soys that a 2nd case has been discovered. A Thai man in Bangkok.

So you're saying it's not just foreigners who have Monkeypox?? - Perhaps Thais should stop all sexual contact... ????

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1 hour ago, kotsak said:

Next in the news, GDP is forecasted to drop following the "medical" advice. :whistling:

 

You meant Great Dane Pox (GDP) right?

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6 hours ago, Neeranam said:

I'm sure they meant with foreign tourists. 

How about a link to the original in Thai, maybe a mistranslation. 

Let's not attack the alleged culprit so soon.

"I say hang the damn critter"

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"Dirty unwashed farangs" again!

 

How long do we have to wait for an apolgy for this latest slur?

 

And the spokesman should really have emphasised that " Most cases worldwide so far are among gay and bisexual men"

 

Also, I am totally confused by this sentence:- "This comes despite the fact that the disease can't be transmitted via sexual contact."(??????????)

 

Just another ploy to whip up fear and uncertainty among the populace, and is bound to do give the push for more tourists a much needed boost (NOT!)

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Here we go again with low IQ small brains xenophobic Thais. Everyone knows that when they say like this they actually mean Thai people are the one to avoid ????????????

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12 minutes ago, sambum said:

And the spokesman should really have emphasised that " Most cases worldwide so far are among gay and bisexual men"

That is in the western world, as gay men and men who have sex with men , are more likely to attend a doctor more often for regular health reviews,  including sexual health and ask for tests,

Africa transmission different , as we will begin to see. Endemic in part of Africa and no one cared, no vaccine programs

 

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It's a known fact foreigners come to Thailand for sex 

With woman or men

Pattaya is known world wide for this 

Phuket now trying to catch up 

This Monkeypox will not deter tourists   coming  to Thailand 

Posted
7 hours ago, webfact said:

A member of the Medical Council of Thailand has advised Thais to avoid sexual contact with foreign nationals to help contain the spread of monkeypox.

I told my Thai wife. She had a good laugh.

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7 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Oh dear...... he could have made a more general, less xenophobic statement. 

It appears to be the common mindset among authority types......for generations. 

Can understand how this thought process could develop among particular officialdom circles and associated - almost written in their cultural DNA, repeated often and loud enough. 

 

But such a statement deriving from an educated person of science and medicine is quite confounding. 

Should be known that the common xenophobic sense that is part and parcel of particular circles of authority is certainly not reflective of everyday Thai society at large.

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