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China Officially Allows Group Tours to Resume to Thailand


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1 minute ago, jcmj said:

You’d think they would use a little common sense and wait till the roadwork is completed

There has never been much common sense where roadworks has been involved.... they didn't get round to paving Walking  St until the tourists were already back... Sukhumvit North of town is a mess at the same time as ruddy great holes are being dug in the bypass....

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3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

The world is slowly recovering and the Chinese in their wisdom decide to allow travel during a highly infective stage of their covid - if that does not sound like a plan to destroy the world's economies again, i really do not know what does !

Most of the world's economy's are already distoryed before covid including  the USA in a terrible state and UK not far behind ...

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13 hours ago, HuskerDo2 said:

Interesting. The Chinese govt restricted travel to/from China when Covid was high around the world. Now, most of the world has recovered for the most-part yet the virus still rages in China. Even still, China drops a travel restriction thus allowing their infected people to travel and reinfect the rest of the world for a 2nd time. Too bad the Chinese govt can't be held accountable for allowing Covid to begin in the first place.  

True no one country has seriously even try to hold them accountable I read over 20 trillion they have cost?  If the world hasn't learn from this that China has made us powerless economically. We are basically their bitch that includes Thailand near the top. 

To remain in power their protest and the world joining in to criticize Xi,  he gave the world this time what they wished.  Run Forest run! 

He can't be blame this time. ????????

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