If this is really true, does anybody in PP know anybody who isn't vaccinated then ?, or have you all had your 2 jabs

Amazing how quickly they've done it

jaynewcastle wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 9:48 pm If this is really true, does anybody in PP know anybody who isn't vaccinated then ?, or have you all had your 2 jabs

Amazing how quickly they've done it

The only 3 people I know who have not been vaccinated are and old English guy, 70+ with no proper excuse beyond "couldn't be bothered", another 70+ guy from Texas who has "done a lot of research on it [YouTube] and decided not to get any" and another American from Florida who still believes they are counting Donald Trump's votes; I am not kidding!

Everyone else I have asked has had some.

Big Daikon wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 5:06 pm

SternAAlbifrons wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:21 pm

bucknaked wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 3:07 pm what with Australia aiming for 80% 2nd vaxxed by the end of the year traveling back to Cambodia all of a sudden seems not so far away?

^^^ You may be right Buckin'


Yeee Haaaa


me ^^ right now

Damn, I love square dancing. Brings back fond memories.

I thought Riverdance was nauseating, but this is worse. Why are all the young women so fat?

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 4:02 pm

SternAAlbifrons wrote: I think the restrictions are only until the vax rates get high enough.
That is why i can't understand all the moaning about restrictions. It's not forever and was never intended to be.
imo

If the rate for PP is 99%, then isn't that high enough for you? What exactly will be enough for you?

Bitte. NObody on the planet thinks that 99% figure is correct. Do you?
Even if it was correct, it refers to 1st dose only, of adults only, in Phnom Penh only.
So apart from being wrong it is also totally meaningless.

I realise in this post fact world there is this new cult who like to deny reality and "experts" and the weight of science - but unfortunately for them, HE (and ScoMo and Jacinda) are still believers in all those things.

Apart from accepting the science - I don't think it is my job to be a know-it-all White Ant trying to sabotage such an important national effort.
i'll say that again if you like "White Ants" "Important National Effort"

AND also - i beleive those white ant ****s who refuse to get their head around that are delaying my travel plans.
but that just a personal thing.

PS, in case anybody really did miss it - and are not just being *****s because they think they know better
The Plan in Cambodia (and Au and NZ) is suppression until very soon when we have 70-80% of the at-risk population vaxxed.
Then we learn to live with it, but from a scientifically proven much better place.
Some places are letting it rip - fine. Cambodia (and Oz) have got a different important national plan.

finis. i have only so much patience for talking to bricks.

hanno wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 8:49 am Cambodia aims to welcome vaccinated foreigners by November.

https://www.ttgasia.com/2021/09/07/camb ... -november/

Would be really great, I haven't seen my little Princess in almost two years.

That article sounds like a rehash of old articles from Khmer Times etc. Apparently, they are mulling tour group visits at first, not a free for all for independent travellers.

And the 75% herd immunity (mentioned in the article) is a fallacy, you can still get infected and some will still get sick with Covid, despite 100% vaccination. That was the bad news after the good news of the vaccine making it less likely you get sick. You can't win them all.

This is the reality that governments need to come to terms with; Covid is here, it's here to stay and it needs managing. Zero Covid policies are futile if you have any intention to return life to normality. Vaccinate all you can, deal with the anti-vaxers and then bite the bullet (Australia).

Countries like Cambodia with very poor public healthcare systems are going to be constantly busy with Covid patients the moment you allow people to act like it was 2019 again. The government is going to have to spend some more money on their hospitals if it want's all those lovely tourist dollars again.

Riverside and most of Daun Penh is looking more and more like an economic wasteland as every month passes. Another year of this and even an open door policy might not resuscitate that patient.