Thailand has no choice, many workers are out of jobs and some committed suicide...if it remains lockdown its economy will suffer badly...many other countries may also do the same despite surge of Covid cases.
(15-09-2021, 04:43 PM)lvlrsSTI Wrote: [ -> ]Thailand has no choice, many workers are out of jobs and some committed suicide...if it remains lockdown its economy will suffer badly...many other countries may also do the same despite surge of Covid cases.
Every working adult need a salary to get by. unless got some saving for stormy day.
(15-09-2021, 04:57 PM)Rubitin Wrote: [ -> ]Every working adult need a salary to get by. unless got some saving for stormy day.
unlike Spore Thailand heavily depends on tourism.
Most places are already kaput ..... even the ladyboy all have beard liow
Must wait for at least 6mths to a year to see the situation
Most blue collar working thais can go back to their home farm and still survive no problem. Durian all year round can pluck. Wont starve. What they scare is many are in some small or big debt.
i thought Oct 15 fully open
(16-09-2021, 07:29 AM)pervertosan Wrote: [ -> ]i thought Oct 15 fully open
The hard part is fillig the timetable with moving targets. good time any standardised ite can do.
The thing is that Thailand already has so many cases, it doesn't matter whether they import virus or not. Same thing with Malaysia.
Tourists should be scared of going, not they scared of tourists.
Not a good thing as Thailand has one of the highest HIV rate (1.1%) in SE Asia.
HIV carriers have weakened immune system and can host the Covid virus for much longer duration thus allowing it to mutate.
With more tourists coming in from all over the world carrying all the current variants, Thailand will become a large cauldron brewing all these variants. Sooner or later, stronger ones will emerge.
An old news:
Coronavirus mutated 32 times inside South African HIV-positive woman over course of seven months
https://www.scmp.com/news/world/africa/a...mes-inside
A one-day old news:
South Africa (14%) could become COVID ‘mutation factory’ because of large HIV-infected population, scientists say
https://fortune.com/2021/09/15/south-afr...cientists/