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Sharp jump in Covid-19 cases in state quarantine


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1 minute ago, 86Tiger said:

Exactly.  Unless they keep borders it locked down forever, it is going to come in.  Only putting off the inevitable.

 

But, I guess an agrarian economy can stay locked down forever.  don't need anything from outside to survive.

So we are just waiting to destoy completely world economies to realize this.

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Just now, Anton9 said:

So we are just waiting to destoy completely world economies to realize this.

That's not what I am suggesting, just saying it's inevitable. Thailand WILL see a rise in infections domestically when the borders open, it needs to deal with them accordingly. That will be the real test. Life will not return to normality until a vaccine is readily available 

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4 minutes ago, Anton9 said:

I can show you hundreds of other research showing no substantial difference between strains.

please do 

 

https://www.scripps.edu/news-and-events/press-room/2020/20200612-choe-farzan-coronavirus-spike-mutation.html

 

https://www.scripps.edu/news-and-events/press-room/2020/20200611-choe-farzan-sars-cov-2-spike-protein.html

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Just now, 86Tiger said:

It has to run its course and die out on its own just like every other virus.

HIV?
HPV? 

Some viruses never die out and remain within society. 
The Chinese have tested a vaccine and are now trialing it on 2 million military soldiers, supposedly. The Oxford group have a working vaccine where they have created proteins that mimic the formation of the virus, that trick the body into creating antibodies. It apparently works but they are testing it's safety on humans as we speak. 

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Just now, Mung said:

HIV?
HPV? 

Some viruses never die out and remain within society. 
The Chinese have tested a vaccine and are now trialing it on 2 million military soldiers, supposedly. The Oxford group have a working vaccine where they have created proteins that mimic the formation of the virus, that trick the body into creating antibodies. It apparently works but they are testing it's safety on humans as we speak. 

there weill be no effective vaccine it is already mutating... when is the last time anyone has seen a vaccine for aids???

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Just now, tlandtday said:

there weill be no effective vaccine it is already mutating... when is the last time anyone has seen a vaccine for aids???

There is an annual flu vaccine, influenza mutates all of the time. Nobody said there was a vaccine for HIV 

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19 minutes ago, Mung said:

The strain mutation that occurred in Europe hasn't had a chance to spread within Thailands borders, because Thailand locked down before it was able to. When the borders open to tourists it's inevitable there will be domestic infections, that's just the reality of a virus with this incubation period. 

https://nextstrain.org/ncov/global

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10 minutes ago, Wiggy said:

You need to read the post I was replying to. 

I did, which was 

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Now the passengers who flown with the person will catch it too?  

As I've written, the chances of catching the virus once in quarantine are very low, the precautions being taken with the quarantine are, believe it or not, quite strict.

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1 hour ago, puck2 said:

Isn't it strange that only "retournees" cause covid-19 cases here in Thailand, in a country with such low infection cases?!

Very suspicious... who would have thought that people returning from countries with surging infections in the middle east would get infected by people that have covid.  I mean there should be no reason why you should not also be susceptible to infection locally in a country with no active community spread...  Ignore the doctors, COVID can spontaneously appear randomly without any known causes ????

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There is no explanation why reported cases of Covid so low except may be no testing many deaths go unvestigated at home as you cause etc. Now the main problem is financial forget about covid as worst world recession in living memory is occurring which needs immediate government action. Lock down is easy but unlocking means politicians are going to have to take big risks to help alleviate the downturn as unemployment is a greater danger to health and stability. On one hand politicians say stop mass tourism but only yesterday they signed contracts for a third Bangkok Airport why?

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1 hour ago, playboy said:

Those are thai people who lived or worked from another countries.  To come back to Thailand they need to get approve from Thai consulate to get charter flights.  So Thai consulate will ask for Covid test to be negative 72 hours and fit to fly document before allow them to catch the flight.  If there were negative before flight then they are possibly negative.  Asymptomatic carrier should be test as positive but does not show symptom.  So there should not be any asymptomatic carrier on the flight.  So the infected person had covid but did not show in blood test.  When they arrived in Thailand and quarantine, the covid showed up after couple day.  Now the passengers who flown with the person will catch it too?  

You are not quite right in what you say. A person does not become infectious until the onset of symptoms, about 5/6 days after becoming infected, with the same initial timeframe on the asymptomatic. The test is unreliable in the first few days after becoming infected. This was a major headache for countries in their testing policy.

Also it is not generally a blood test but a nasal swab, which is why the test really needs symptoms to be accurate. Emirates were looking to use a blood test at check in but I think it also proved unreliable and has been abandoned.

People can become infected, have a test with a negative result and then become ill at their destination, or worse still become infectious just prior to boarding. 

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1 hour ago, tlandtday said:

Here we go... let's test the incoming and ignore those already here so we can pretend we had everything under control until those nasty travellers returned.  Remember no testing domestically equals no covid lol.

Did the huge amount of testing in the UK stop Leicester from doing a second lockdown.

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