Health Minister eyes Thailand’s medical tourism post COVID-19

[BigStar 1,751]

44 minutes ago, bodga said:

Im minded to sever a  leg  just so I can come to Thailand and have it replaced

Sounds good. Keep us informed, please.

[BigStar 1,751]

1 hour ago, Jessi said:

 

No longer "The HUB" now being called "The worlds medical SUPERPOWER"

That is a good laugh for today. 

One of the great things about TV Posters is their childlike ability to be SO easy to please. Hee.

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[vandeventer 831]

He could be right, a lot of women come here for a face-lift and a belly-tuck. Were not fancy but we are cheap!

[spidermike007 36,949]

What Anutin says should always be disregarded. He is without doubt, one of the least competent and experienced ministers in the cabinet. 

 

Never forget this infamous and stunningly ignorant comment. 

 

It’s winter right now in Europe so these people are fleeing the cold, in Thailand. Many are dressed dirtily and never shower. As hosts we have to be careful,” read one of the posts, according to an article by Bangkok-based news site Khaosod English.

[rocksniffer 113]

After CV ends????  Viruses NEVER go away. There are a lot of them https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_virus_species

[StevieAus 1,101]

1 hour ago, swifty5x5 said:

my country has free medical

 

It’s pretty much free for Thai people as well and it’s free in my country Australia if you are a citizen or permanent resident.

If I come to your country where ever it is will it be free for me ?

[Keesters 2,064]

"thanks to the country’s robust public health system and hospitality." 

 

I doubt any medical tourist will be using a public hospital. 

 

[johnarth 437]

what is this SS and how much?

[nikmar 6,627]

1 hour ago, Cake Monster said:

Mr Anutin said Thailand will become the destination of choice among medical tourism visitors after the COVID-19 pandemic, as the country has a robust public health system, an advanced level of medical service, highly skilled healthcare workers, and impressive hospitality.

 

No one is going to improve their health if the PM2.5 situation doesnt improve.

[bodga 7,216]

2 hours ago, swifty5x5 said:

my country has free medical

 

which country is  that? the UK has  it  but you DO  pay  through national  insurance, the sign of a civilized nation, should be universal

[Mises 274]

An interesting view from a guy in Canada

 

[Benmart 5,367]

2 hours ago, herwin1234 said:

 

Here we go again, positive initiatives are being ridiculed...

Positive initiatives, based on past models do have some degree of credibility. There seems to be a bit of fortune telling, wishful thinking and stage performance by many actors as to what the future will bring.

 

Having lived here many years, and witnessed many curtain calls, closing productions that have brought minimal or absent results, it is difficult to take such stage shows seriously, particularly from the featured stand-in.

 

A free society can ridicule the ridiculous, or applaud the credible...at least for now.

[David gilbert 9]

I very much doubt thailand will have a lot of medical tourists, I had 1 stent fitted at bangkok hospital. Cost 10,000 pounds same op at Nuffield in uk 4,000 pounds and Poland the cheapest these days, and most of the staff did their training in the uk!

[stigar 165]

I checked the price of fixing my teeths..in bangkok the lowest price was about 300.000 bath..i went to poland and it cost me about 100.000 bath included fligths and hotels.Thailand is not cheap at all.

[Magenta408 298]

Anutin regurgitating. There is no hope for this critter.