Thailand Travel Restrictions and Info
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BKK via DXB (Dubai) to AMS is still same price with Emirates compared with one or two years ago. Advantage is low Baht nowadays!!! (If you pay with european bank mastercard)ExPenhMan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:45 pmBKK to TPE to YYZ is THB65,000/CA$2600 economy return via EVA Air in late September. Just checked. Pricey indeed, as it's substantially more than the Prem Econ seats, which used to run about CA$2000. Still, it was fun to check flights again.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:26 pmfriend of mine just booked his ticket Phuket-Singapore- LA and he will get his 2 shots there and than return an do the 7 day quarantine ( unless that changes as well)ExPenhMan wrote: ↑Fri Apr 23, 2021 3:13 pm ^^^ Whoa, that's a hard-hitting opinion piece. Nailed it, though. Then near the bottom is this:
It was already becoming clear that a vaccine acceptable to me (or most expats) wasn't going to be arriving any time soon, maybe late autumn, I thought, due to an absolute unavailability of said vaccines, at any price.Yet talking to private hospitals this week, the legislative hurdles remain in place and private hospitals have admitted to Thai Enquirer that privately sourced vaccines will not become a reality until Q3 or Q4 of this year.
Before I read this, I had sent a message to a Canadian friend that I am tentatively planning to go back to Toronto in September or October to get my shots. Canada is already at 18% first-shot inoculation level, ranked 12th in the world. If it has a bumper May, June and July, I will likely be booking a flight home. The decision is feeling closer already.
I considered it as well ( into sf ) but its 61,000 for next month, I can get the shots just about as soon as i land
So cheaper for me! I have enuf here!!!
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I was thinking exactly that too. Just don't mention the 'L' or 'C' word and it sounds better
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recall ages ago they said it only affected /killed the old an those with various conditions?
No longer;
Chart showing the ages of people with COVID19 in Thailand during the three waves. As you can see, the average age is going down. Average age is now 29 years.
20-29 years: 1st wave 27.4% | 2nd 29.9% | 3rd 40.0%
30-39 years: 1st wave 24.8% | 2nd 26.4% | 3rd 24.2%
No longer;
Chart showing the ages of people with COVID19 in Thailand during the three waves. As you can see, the average age is going down. Average age is now 29 years.
20-29 years: 1st wave 27.4% | 2nd 29.9% | 3rd 40.0%
30-39 years: 1st wave 24.8% | 2nd 26.4% | 3rd 24.2%
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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What is that saying? People infected, or hospitalised, or killed.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 1:16 pm recall ages ago they said it only affected /killed the old an those with various conditions?
No longer;
Chart showing the ages of people with COVID19 in Thailand during the three waves. As you can see, the average age is going down. Average age is now 29 years.
20-29 years: 1st wave 27.4% | 2nd 29.9% | 3rd 40.0%
30-39 years: 1st wave 24.8% | 2nd 26.4% | 3rd 24.2%
Doesn't really matter if people are being infected, or showing minor symptoms. It's only when it starts to get more serious.
Younger people are not so worried, more likely to break restrictions and therefore more likely to be infected
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It doesn't matter??...Doesn't really matter if people are being infected, or showing minor symptoms
of course it matters, as those young infected people will go out an infect others and it just keeps getting worse>
the outbreak that started all this was from the clubs in Bangkok, infecting party goers & staff, than those infected went to phuket, cm, pattaya an infected others an thats where we are now... 3rd wave
Of course it matters!!
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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Yes, it matters in terms of the spread but not the deaths.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 2:43 pmIt doesn't matter??...Doesn't really matter if people are being infected, or showing minor symptoms
of course it matters, as those young infected people will go out an infect others and it just keeps getting worse>
the outbreak that started all this was from the clubs in Bangkok, infecting party goers & staff, than those infected went to phuket, cm, pattaya an infected others an thats where we are now... 3rd wave
Of course it matters!!
My point was it doesn't matter that it is young people being infected. And is in fact better than more old people being infected. Hence the reason most countries in the world vaccinated the oldest first
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wowcautious colin wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 2:47 pmYes, it matters in terms of the spread but not the deaths.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 2:43 pmIt doesn't matter??...Doesn't really matter if people are being infected, or showing minor symptoms
of course it matters, as those young infected people will go out an infect others and it just keeps getting worse>
the outbreak that started all this was from the clubs in Bangkok, infecting party goers & staff, than those infected went to phuket, cm, pattaya an infected others an thats where we are now... 3rd wave
Of course it matters!!
My point was it doesn't matter that it is young people being infected. And is in fact better than more old people being infected. Hence the reason most countries in the world vaccinated the oldest first
so it doesn't matter that young people get covid cause they dont die?
what about those that take it home, and their grandparents get it, an they die?
what about the tens, hundreds of thousands and more that catch it, ( like my daughter) and still suffer 2, 4, 10 months, years later from long coivd and it changes their bodies and life's> and there is currently no cure.
you really have a very narrow view of this disease.
In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing completely. HST
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Ok, suit yourself. You don't want to read what I actually wrote that is fine.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 4:39 pmwowcautious colin wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 2:47 pmYes, it matters in terms of the spread but not the deaths.phuketrichard wrote: ↑Sun Apr 25, 2021 2:43 pmIt doesn't matter??...Doesn't really matter if people are being infected, or showing minor symptoms
of course it matters, as those young infected people will go out an infect others and it just keeps getting worse>
the outbreak that started all this was from the clubs in Bangkok, infecting party goers & staff, than those infected went to phuket, cm, pattaya an infected others an thats where we are now... 3rd wave
Of course it matters!!
My point was it doesn't matter that it is young people being infected. And is in fact better than more old people being infected. Hence the reason most countries in the world vaccinated the oldest first
so it doesn't matter that young people get covid cause they dont die?
what about those that take it home, and their grandparents get it, an they die?
what about the tens, hundreds of thousands and more that catch it, ( like my daughter) and still suffer 2, 4, 10 months, years later from long coivd and it changes their bodies and life's> and there is currently no cure.
you really have a very narrow view of this disease.
I believe reporting on the % of age groups infected is pointless.
Of course young people can infect old people, but that is not what point I was making.
It makes sense that more young people would be infected now as they are less likely to stay home, which is why you vaccinate the old lot first
Your original point was it only infected/killed old people at the start. That was because only old people were going to the hospital to get tested at the start. Now more tests means you can see what is happening a bit easier (i.e. everyone gets infected at the same rate, just old people are more likely to get sick)
So, yes, it doesn't matter that young people are being infected now. It's a completely pointless statistic which cannot be compared to anything from before as the whole testing procedure has changed
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At the risk of sounding realistic, the idea that the young should have all their freedoms removed to protect the elderly from avirus with s 99.8 % survival rate is madness but some people just can't see the forest for the trees. The scaremongering is based on them being so numerous.
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