Report Thailand Sees a Surge in COVID-19 Cases: Concerns for Public Health

[candide]

On 5/30/2025 at 4:04 AM, GoodieAfterDark said:

 

This is likely the first report of patients with cardiac MMS who died of cardiac arrest. Of note, the left ventricular ejection fraction in all 3 patients was not reduced despite their having MMS in the entire myocardium. Two patients did not have histories of COVID-19, and 1 had COVID-19. Regarding COVID-19 vaccination history, all 3 patients had histories of booster vaccinations up to the last admission. An association between arrhythmia and COVID-19 vaccination has been reported recently.^4,5 A global survey showed that any type of COVID-19 vaccine appears to instigate cardiac arrhythmias, and COVID-19 vaccines may lead to cardiac conduction abnormalities. 

 

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11911845/

From the linked article: 🙂

 

Although it is possible that MMS are induced by the vaccine, the direct relationship between the vaccination and these MMS with capillary-level thrombi could not be proved in the present study. Further study should investigate its involvement.

[candide]

On 5/30/2025 at 4:14 AM, GoodieAfterDark said:

This is another sample of how sciencie is saving lives.

 

https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202504.2487/v1#preprints-h2-6

 

We conclude that during the study period, SC rates in the Czech Republic for all women vaccinated against COVID-19 before SC were substantially lower than for those who were unvaccinated before SC. These hypothesis-generating and preliminary results call for further studies of the influence of COVID-19 vaccination on human fecundability and fertility.

From the linked article... 🙂

While the strength of our study is its nationwide unselected sample of fertile women, the observed association between decreased SC rates and COVID-19 vaccination is, of course, not proof of a causal relationship between vaccination and fecundability.

[GoodieAfterDark]

16 hours ago, candide said:

From the linked article... 🙂

While the strength of our study is its nationwide unselected sample of fertile women, the observed association between decreased SC rates and COVID-19 vaccination is, of course, not proof of a causal relationship between vaccination and fecundability.

 

I am sure if they have done an extensive study and explained in details what is really causing many women to drop their fertility and miscarriage, the world media and health organizations would allow them to publish. I am sure they would allow the truth to come and accept all the blame for what they have done, right? 

[candide]

3 minutes ago, GoodieAfterDark said:

 

I am sure if they have done an extensive study and explained in details what is really causing many women to drop their fertility and miscarriage, the world media and health organizations would allow them to publish. I am sure they would allow the truth to come and accept all the blame for what they have done, right? 

Surprise surprise! A lame conspiracy theory! 🤣

[pub2022]

On 5/19/2025 at 8:18 PM, MaskLover2025 said:

What a miserable country Thailand has become - everywhere you go, you see frightened and miserable-looking people in muzzles. It is pathetic and makes a mockery of their whole Land of Smiles schtick. So glad I don't live there anymore. Majority of Thais are brainwashed cowards.

 

That girl you met when you were hanging out at the bars must have hit you hard.

[rattlesnake]

19 hours ago, candide said:

From the linked article... 🙂

While the strength of our study is its nationwide unselected sample of fertile women, the observed association between decreased SC rates and COVID-19 vaccination is, of course, not proof of a causal relationship between vaccination and fecundability.

 

Phew!

[rattlesnake]

On 5/27/2025 at 10:52 AM, johng said:

.of course we will never know for sure  until someone invents the time machine

 

Excatly, the pro-vax rationale is essentially based on a projection of "what would have happened if…", not what actually happened.

[rattlesnake]

On 5/27/2025 at 8:44 AM, dallen52 said:

A lot of knockers to my last post.

Non believers. 

 

I've had 6 jabs. 

But had it 2 times.

Very mild cold like. 

So there's some benefits in the vaccine. IMO.

 

The only way to know that would be to go back in time, not get vaxxed and see what happens.

[Airalee]

6 minutes ago, rattlesnake said:

 

Excatly, the pro-vax rationale is essentially based on a projection of "what would have happened if…", not what actually happened.

I’m reading a lot of posts of those complaining about their recent bout of Covid.  Days in the hospital….weeks in bed….that kind of stuff.   But, it could have been worse.

[Merrill]

On 5/20/2025 at 2:13 AM, Zakhar said:

As of March 10, 2023, approximately 82.8% of the Thai population had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while about 45 million people, or roughly 64% of the population, had completed a two-dose vaccination protocol.  I bet most of the new cases are from the vaccinated folks.    I am surprised that the ineffective  Faucci mask is back. Pandemic Treaty is being signed and prepare for new vaccines.  Pharma needs money

100% Bang on. Well said, at last some are smelling the Kee Kwai

[GoodieAfterDark]

Queensland Government to destroy ‘globally significant’ Covid vaccine study biobank 

 

A ‘globally significant’ bank of biosamples from a study into the immune effects of Covid vaccines is set to be destroyed, two years after the award-winning research project was defunded by the Queensland Government.  

Intended “to better understand the short, medium and long-term impacts of COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccines in Queensland,” the QoVAX Safety and Efficacy Statewide Study boasted 10,000 adult participants across 86% of postcodes, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, generating over 100,000 biospecimens and 11 million data points. 

With its digitally-integrated biobank and linked data repository, the study promised to enable ongoing research addressing epidemiology, genomics, virology, and immunology, as well as unforeseen complications of Covid vaccines, and long Covid outcomes.  

Some of state’s most important research bodies partnered on the project, including QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, the University of Queensland (UQ), Queensland University of Technology (QUT), James Cook University and Griffith University. 

Data collection began in August 2021, with an initial pilot study reportedly finding that while people in all age ranges had developed antibodies after two doses of Covid vaccination, the response was lower for people aged over 50. 

“The study will provide us with a clearer picture about what factors – such as our genetic makeup, lifestyle and general health and wellbeing – influence a person’s vaccine response in this real-world situation,” said QoVAX Director Professor Janet Davies at the outset. 

 

However, less than two years later, in June 2023, the study was defunded with no official explanation, jeopardising several unpublished research papers that were near completion. Professor Davies was removed as project lead, and QoVAX was handed to Queensland’s Metro North Health. Sample collection ceased, data was shelved, and government web pages for the once-hyped initiative were deleted. ..

 

https://canberradaily.com.au/queensland-government-to-destroy-globally-significant-covid-vaccine-study-biobank/

[johng]

11 hours ago, GoodieAfterDark said:

Queensland Government to destroy ‘globally significant’ Covid vaccine study biobank 

Let's hope someone was savy enough to save a copy the data before the idiotic decision was made..I say idiotic but actually maybe it was a deliberate cover up.

 

And they wonder why people are suspicious and conspiracy theories arise ? 

[MaskLover2025]

15 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

 

Where do you live now?

I am in Kazakhstan at the moment, heading to Portugal soon. I run a moderately successful YouTube channel, so I have the freedom to go where I want, pretty much. I travel a lot and can honestly say that Thailand is so far away from being the Land of Smiles that it may as well be in another universe. In Kazakhstan, like nearly every other country in the world, masks are nowhere to be seen, all age groups are walking freely, showing their faces, exuding confidence, laughing, smiling, enjoying life as it should be. Thailand, by contrast, continues to look like a dystopian medical dictatorship with all those wimps moping around in their ridiculous face masks. Everyone here seems perfectly healthy too, further underlining the sheer and futility of mask-wearing. I genuinely think Thailand is the mentally weakest society on earth; at least North Koreans have the excuse of not being able to access the outside world.

[Patong2021]

5 hours ago, MaskLover2025 said:

I am in Kazakhstan at the moment, heading to Portugal soon. I run a moderately successful YouTube channel, so I have the freedom to go where I want, pretty much. I travel a lot and can honestly say that Thailand is so far away from being the Land of Smiles that it may as well be in another universe. In Kazakhstan, like nearly every other country in the world, masks are nowhere to be seen, all age groups are walking freely, showing their faces, exuding confidence, laughing, smiling, enjoying life as it should be. Thailand, by contrast, continues to look like a dystopian medical dictatorship with all those wimps moping around in their ridiculous face masks. Everyone here seems perfectly healthy too, further underlining the sheer and futility of mask-wearing. I genuinely think Thailand is the mentally weakest society on earth; at least North Koreans have the excuse of not being able to access the outside world.

 

Oh yes, because Kazakhstan is the  center of technological advances and distinguished by a brilliant culture that has contributed to the  advance of science over the past 1000 years. Say hello to Borat for us.

[Patong2021]

6 hours ago, Cult of the Sun said:

My neighbor across the street is a pfizer scientist. When I exposed him publicly, he changed his bio.  I have made several bitchute videos exposing them incl. at least 2 of me filming their home as I walked past and I have over layed groups of people chanting murderer over and over again.  I have posted videos of me telling the police to their faces they are murderers. No one has sued me because it's the truth.  I have contacted county officials and told them they are murderers.

 

One police major responded saying 'my claims are baseless'. Yet I know several of his pals dropped dead from the jab. The county mayor refers all of my emails to the county attorney. These people have arrested me on  false charges (2022), which they had to drop when I represented myself and called their bluff.

 

By the way, your cell phones aren't safe & effective either. Why would they make & design cell phones (tracking devices) that are supposed to make people more productive and then crash the world economy? People are just chipped animals on a farm.

Smart phone programming from the 60's.

 

 

 

You have demonstrated that you are a mentally ill person. You have exposed no one, except yourself. I expect that the people on your street describe you as the crazy one. The actions you take great pride in describing, speak for themself. It is not normal, nor civil.

[MaskLover2025]

40 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Oh yes, because Kazakhstan is the  center of technological advances and distinguished by a brilliant culture that has contributed to the  advance of science over the past 1000 years. Say hello to Borat for us.

And Kazakhs are much more interesting than Thais. The average Thai has nothing interesting to say, nor do they have opinions on things; they have spent their whole life being conditioned to always follow and never question. Their insane mask-wearing habits are a manifestation of this extreme docility and absence of critical thinking. There is a softness and vacuity that runs right to the core of the Thai psyche.

[ViajeroLA]

On 5/19/2025 at 4:51 PM, snoop1130 said:

 

 

 

Amidst this surge, Dr. Thira advises the public to take precautions, such as wearing masks in crowded environments like public transport, shopping malls, and markets. He also stresses avoiding close interactions with people showing respiratory symptoms, like coughing or sneezing.

 

As the virus continues its spread, Dr. Thira anticipates that infections will persist for a few more months before eventually declining. The community is urged to remain vigilant to curb this escalating health challenge.

 

 

Oh yeah 💯 this guy knows what he's talking about 👍

Wearing 🤡 masks works, they mark themselves so you wouldn't spend your time on them! Thanks for your precautions 555

 

[Patong2021]

1 hour ago, MaskLover2025 said:

And Kazakhs are much more interesting than Thais. The average Thai has nothing interesting to say, nor do they have opinions on things; they have spent their whole life being conditioned to always follow and never question. Their insane mask-wearing habits are a manifestation of this extreme docility and absence of critical thinking. There is a softness and vacuity that runs right to the core of the Thai psyche.

 

And you know this because you are fluent in the Thai language and  socialize with Thai people who  are educated and are engaged in  activities that require training  and/or education?  If you have only associated with Thailand's prostitutes and entertainment district  people, then your experience is to be expected.

 

It is wonderful that you are enthralled with Kazakhstan and its dismal  human rights and civil liberties  environment. You can engage  in your advanced  and deep discussions as you eat all the mutton, camel  and horse you want. Your position has to be a wind up, as no one of any sanity would make the idiotic claims that you have. And more importantly, no one cares if you claim that  kazakhstan is so much better than Thailand. Please enjoy it. Live your life  to the fullest with the  free floating uranium dust. There is a reason why the life expectancy is 6 years lower in kazakhstan, so go have fun. No need for you to ever set foot in Thailand again.

[MaskLover2025]

2 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

 

Your  comments now are unhinged. You apparently have not socialized with people outside of the bar district and in the service sector, as you have no idea as to how Thai people socialize or discuss topics. You did not  address the question of whether or not you are  fluent in Thai.  How else can you have a discussion with someone if you are  incapable of communicating with them, other than to say boom boom now. 

 

Kazkhstan is less than 1/3 the population size of Thailand. It's GDP value is not reflective of the individual prosperity, because its driven by its mineral resources. There is no significant manufacturing sector or third party services sector. Its wealth is derived from mineral and energy raw material exploitation with much of the profit going to Russian controlled entities.

 

I have not called anyone stupid, however, you are presenting yourself poorly, so it is reasonable that one might conclude that you are.  You concentrate on your youtube channel and its great gift to the world. How that makes you an expert on anything isn't clear, but  if you are happy, then good for you. 

 

Now do share with us, how and where you socialize with Thai people. Is it at a formal workplace, like at the PwC office, or is it at the Toyota factory, or is it while you are doing research at Mahidol?  

 

Ah, thank you for your passionate treatise: part lecture, part Lonely Planet review, with just a dash of misplaced superiority.

Let’s clear the air first: yes, Thailand does have some wonderfully educated individuals. They’re just tragically outnumbered. The Thai education system, bless it, ranks somewhere between "woeful" and "where dreams go to die." When a country spends more on road medians than on school reform, it shows. Literacy may be widespread, but critical thinking? Still on vacation in Koh Phangan. As for the endless amount of idiots who wear masks and no helmets, well all I can say for them is that natural selection will ensure they are eventually no longer around as a source of visual pollution. 

As for your sudden obsession with credentials Mahidol, PwC, Toyota, cute attempt at gatekeeping. But here's the thing: I don't need to don a lab coat or work in a grey cubicle to understand a culture. I lived it, breathed it, and, crucially, observed it  without being blinded by the rose-tinted glasses of "farang savior complex."

Now, let’s talk cities. Bangkok, with its tangled mess of wires, choking traffic, and surprise sewage aromas, is certainly an experience. But if it's cleanliness, modernity, and general sanity you’re after, Almaty says hello from its tree-lined boulevards, mountain views, and streets that don’t smell like fermented durian. It’s the kind of place where you don’t need to shower twice a day just to feel human. And best of all, pretty much the entire population have rejected masks and all you see are normal human faces walking the streets of Almaty, unlike the zombie-fest that is Bangkok

And finally, your lecture on Kazakhstan’s GDP would make a decent footnote in The Economist, if only it weren’t so irrelevant. You’re mistaking national GDP breakdowns for lived experience. Spoiler: people in Almaty smile too, eat well, and manage not to scream at each other over motorbike noise 24/7, nor do they muzzle like brain-dead robots.

So yes, I'm quite content with my YouTube channel, my observations, and my ability to form a sentence without sounding like I’m defending a thesis on expat moral superiority. You, however, might consider taking your next monologue to a TED Talk audition, just make sure it's not at the Bangkok sewage treatment facility. Now, go and put your surgical mask on like a good little farang to show all the brainwashed Thais how morally superior you are to all the other awful farangs.

[zyphodb]

On 5/20/2025 at 10:11 PM, Pompeygeezer said:

I've always found that Thais have very weak immune systems.  They always seem to be quick to go to a pharmacy just for a poxy cold.  for most westerners i think we will just sit it out and man up.  i don't know if that's why they have such weak immune systems?  Maybe that's why there are so many pharmacies in Thailand cuz they can't wait to pop some pills for the smallest thing.   

 

A lot of it is because having a freeish health service is still a novelty to most Thais.

They're all still at the use it more because they can, stage...

[ianwheldale]

On 5/27/2025 at 3:34 PM, plahgat said:

The vaccination itself doesn´t "kill" the virus it just boosts  your immune system so that your body can more easily defeat the virus and the symptoms will be less severe and revovery will be quicker! In 2023 I had a vax just a month before my trip, and although I did catch Covid it was over within 4-5 days only! This year I didn´t bother to get a vax before my trip, and once again I caught Covid but this time it hit very hard and even today 3 months later I still have a cough!

 

So yes there really are some benefits with the vaccin!

The vax destroys your immune system. Get your facts right. Check out Prof Angus Dalgleish, one of the world's leading oncologists.

[MarkBR]

On 5/27/2025 at 5:49 PM, rattlesnake said:

 

Ah, so anecdotal evidence is okay now, is it? Great. Here's mine: 0 jabs, 0 Covid infections. Gives a bit of perspective, doesn't it?

Pure luck.  I hope you do not catch, intubation is not fun.  Although the latest genetic variant is not so bad as previous genetic strains.

[MarkBR]

3 hours ago, ianwheldale said:

The vax destroys your immune system. Get your facts right. Check out Prof Angus Dalgleish, one of the world's leading oncologists.

Wrong

[metisdead]

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