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With pandemic under control, officials press ahead with Pattaya rebrand


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26 minutes ago, Andy from Kent said:

Not to worry.

 

The Missus heard on the Thai News that the government says if things go quickly, Thailand will be back to its "old normal' in THREE YEARS.    If things don't go quickly it'll take at least FIVE YEARS.

 

 

2 years if they keep the old branding..

 

"WORLD'S MOST NOTORIOUS RED LIGHT DISTRICT!!"

 

now that i'd come visit ????

 

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1 hour ago, ThaiFelix said:

Yes I am having trouble comprehending how one headline today talks about "pandemic under control" with the next stating 'record single day infections'.  

Maybe that's how they interpret "Balanced Journalism"! ????

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The future of Pattaya is unknown. That's why it is call the future. It hasn't happened. Those soothsayers who predict doom and gloom, as well as those forecasting bright lights and prosperity have something in common. I call it an interest of which they may have very little impact upon the outcome.

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7 hours ago, Dagfinnur Traustason said:

Let´s just explain this to them: The pandemic is not under control! Look at the number of new cases the last two days. Over 900 every day. Guess somebody missed the memo!

The guy doing the announcing in good English tried to emphasize that these numbers were expected and not to be overly concerned over. Mostly asymptomatic cases in high density imported labour areas.  

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37 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

The guy doing the announcing in good English tried to emphasize that these numbers were expected and not to be overly concerned over. Mostly asymptomatic cases in high density imported labour areas.  

So, what are you trying to say? That asymptomatic cases doeas not spread the infection, or that a raise in daily infections found is a positive result that shows better control?

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Just now, Dagfinnur Traustason said:

So, what are you trying to say? That asymptomatic cases doeas not spread the infection, or that a raise in daily infections found is a positive result that shows better control?

In Thailand these are groups who are not being permitted to jump on the Ekamai bus to Pattaya. 

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3 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

In Thailand these are groups who are not being permitted to jump on the Ekamai bus to Pattaya. 

And while working and going to and from work, before they are discovered, they absolutely have no contact with other groups that do take the Ekkamai bus to Pattaya? Can oyu please comfirm that? ????

 

As of before it was about 300 cases per day, now 900. That means 3 times the risk. I do not call that better control.

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