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Thais become reckless in COVID-19 prevention

By Pattaya Mail

 

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Thai people had become lenient in protecting themselves from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) after eased lockdowns in all kinds of activities.

 

BANGKOK – A survey has found that Thai people become obviously lenient in protecting themselves from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) when it comes to sanitizing hands, eating newly cooked food, using personal spoons, keeping distances from each other and refraining from touching faces.

The Public Health Ministry, the World Health Organization, the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, the Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, the National Health Security Office and the National Statistical Office conducted the survey on COVID-19 control after business lockdowns were eased. The survey occurred on May 8-14 and there were 19,378 respondents.


Of the respondents, 91% wore face masks but other self-hygienic practices were statistically significantly overlooked. The percentages of hygienic practices fell to 83.4% for washing hand with soap or alcohol gel, 82.3% for eating newly cooked food with personal spoons, 60.7% for social distancing, 52.9% for refraining from touching faces, and 72.5% for overall self-protection.

 

Full story: https://www.pattayamail.com/thailandnews/thais-become-reckless-in-covid-19-prevention-301510

 

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-- © Copyright Pattaya Mail 2020-05-26
 
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1 hour ago, DrTuner said:

What do you expect when you lull them into false sense of security with the daily propaganda numbers.

As the good Doc says.If people are Brainwashed into believing that there is little or no Covid19 in Thailand, they will all start to think they are perfectly safe.

This Virus has shown that it can transmit quickly, and it takes no prisoners in who it infects, whether they be Old, Young or weak or strong.

Letting down your guard at this time will surely prove fatal

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Thais become reckless in COVID-19 prevention

Given history, Thais show a recklessness for most things, so why expect Corvid 19 prevention to be any different.

After a few weeks they just go back to old habits, 

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all these official point.something percentages make me dizzy - this is sheer electronics; about 80 years ago we would have said "between 70 and 90 percent...."

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6 hours ago, Anton9 said:

So tired of this brainwashing

Yes, but obviously the trouble here is that the Thais are not falling for the brainwashing.

 

How long will it go on? 

Will we be carrying on like this for months/years after the last patient is checked out of hospital?

 

If no-one around you has got it, the idea of taking all these measures to "protect yourself"....

 from something that isnt there is just frikkin silly.

 

Fair enough, if the numbers were crazy high like in other countries,

but in Thailand

90% of the very few people who get it will recover in the same manner as a common cold.

 

Funny, a lot of these western snowflakes are here commenting negatively about how Thais are going about it.

 

But they themselves could have retreated home 3 months ago and hid in their mommas basements if they were that worried about how Thais would handle it.

 

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7 hours ago, DrTuner said:

What do you expect when you lull them into false sense of security with the daily propaganda numbers.

...and, the constant narrative of: common Thai people don't catch Covid-19 from Thai people inside Thailand...it's Thai people returning from elsewhere and dirty farang who get infected. So, y'all are completely safe. 

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7 hours ago, DrTuner said:

Lovely artwork, who's the artist?

Don't know & I did try to find out, I would say it was done by a person with more insight than many though! ???? 

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On 24 May 2020 at 18:00, Thailand announced that 3,536 additional people met the criteria for PUI, raising the total to 153,991 PUI, as shown in Table 1.

 

I believe this is the reason why the government continues with the emergency decree and why they are still not opening everything up. What we really need is serology testing to tell us how many people have had the virus. And we need the less vulnerable to slowly build an immunity firewall, which I believe has already happened to some extent. The first case was in Jan, and thousands entered Thailand from Wuhan in Jan and Feb. It is very likely that we have many who have had the virus already, which would be good news.

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14 hours ago, Yorkshire Tea said:

Every day, the govt tells us that there are no deaths & very few infections.  No wonder people are "reckless".  Tell the freaking truth & stop kidding the world, so you can get tourists back ASAP!

If the truth will bring back the tourists I prefer the lies. 

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11 hours ago, JCP108 said:

...and, the constant narrative of: common Thai people don't catch Covid-19 from Thai people inside Thailand...it's Thai people returning from elsewhere and dirty farang who get infected. So, y'all are completely safe. 

Yawn.

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https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/05/south-korea-coronavirus-fight-trouble-surge-cases-200528041458518.html

 

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South Korea's coronavirus fight 'in trouble' amid surge in cases

Concern grows as health officials in Seoul report 79 new cases on Thursday in the biggest jump since April 5.

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South Korea has reported its biggest spike in new coronavirus cases in nearly two months, raising fears of a second wave of disease in a country widely praised for containing the initial outbreak.

The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) announced 79 new cases on Thursday, saying 67 of the new infections were in the Seoul metropolitan area, where about half of South Korea's 51 million people live.

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