What does it say about a country where the 7/11's are cleaner, more health conscious than an outfit charged with the health of babies and children?

Dogs running around and humping people? Check

Kids playing with dogs and trying to touch your baby? Check

'Staff' unaware of how to hold a 15-day-old baby? Check

Scales (the operator didn't know how to set) on the floor? Check

No masks? Check

No gloves? Check

Cross contamination from bags of unwashed eggs and other 'free food stuffs', other people, equipment etc? Check

 

Time to get out of here when the danger to our infants health is most likely to come from the Thai Governments 'health clinics'

 

 

 

This has been going on for a long time, but the village hasn't died out yet, right? This is all done to develop strong immunity (dogs, eggs, masks...)

You must be unlucky. Our local clinic is excellent. Clean with good staff too.

 

Masks? Why do they need them?

 

Dogs? That's part of living in the village. Easy to avoid them.

 

Kids? Easy to avoid them too.

19 hours ago, puchooay said:

You must be unlucky. Our local clinic is excellent. Clean with good staff too.

 

Masks? Why do they need them?

 

Dogs? That's part of living in the village. Easy to avoid them.

 

Kids? Easy to avoid them too.

lucky!

1 hour ago, RabidRenu said:

lucky!

To be honest, in 21 years using Thai government health facilities, I've only ever felt let down once.

4 hours ago, puchooay said:

To be honest, in 21 years using Thai government health facilities, I've only ever felt let down once.

Hospitals and private clinics, sure. My experience was a local farm village outfit, non-professionals charged with government work, paid by the government.

1 hour ago, RabidRenu said:

Hospitals and private clinics, sure. My experience was a local farm village outfit, non-professionals charged with government work, paid by the government.

The one I referred to in my original post is the local government clinic that serves our local vicinity.