Hua Hin Forum

From: - https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/ ... 571cdb2bf9

Well let's hope they perform better on this than they have done with the testing or supply of PPE to front line workers.


"The world’s biggest trial of drugs to treat Covid-19 patients has been set up in the UK at unprecedented speed, and hopes to have some answers within weeks.

The Recovery trial has recruited more than 5,000 patients in 165 NHS hospitals around the UK in a month, ahead of similar trials in the US and Europe, which have a few hundred.

“This is by far the largest trial in the world,” said Peter Horby, professor of emerging infectious diseases and global health at Oxford University, who is leading it. He has previously led Ebola drug trials in west Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

The Recovery team expects to be the first to have definitive data. “We’re guessing some time in June we may get the results,” said Horby.

“If it is really clear that there are benefits, an answer will be available quicker.” But he warned that in the case of Covid-19, there would be no “magic bullet”."

The last confirmed cases reported in Hua Hin was on the 21st March, 2 females and 2 males, one of which was from the UK. 3 of them remain in hospital.

So for almost a month now, there have been no cases here leaving 3 in hospital and only 1 death on a train from BKK.

25 provinces haven't had any reported cases since 2nd April and 9 provinces have not had a single case since the pandemic raised it's ugly head.

Does anyone know what powers the governors have vs the prime minister?

When restrictions were put in place they were ordered by the governors. Hence there are different restrictions in different provinces.

Chonburi have announced the immediate relaxation of some restrictions with a view to lifting most restrictions on May 1st, including bars and restaurants, in contradiction to the statement from the government.

Does Thailand have similarities to the US when it comes to the government and province governors?

Cambodia have had zero new cases since April 12th. Currently there are 24 active cases and no deaths.

HHTel wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 5:42 pm Does anyone know what powers the governors have vs the prime minister?

When restrictions were put in place they were ordered by the governors. Hence there are different restrictions in different provinces.

Chonburi have announced the immediate relaxation of some restrictions with a view to lifting most restrictions on May 1st, including bars and restaurants, in contradiction to the statement from the government.

Does Thailand have similarities to the US when it comes to the government and province governors?

Just guessing here but I think the Provincial governors are appointed and not elected as I read yesterday that Cha Cha Chump reshuffled a couple of governors to other provinces. With regards to the Covid19 restrictions CCC played a tight hand insomuch as he swerved responsibility onto the governors so it was like a domino effect as one governor instigated restrictions the others followed suit. Just my view.

What chance is there of controlling the selfish Muppets ignoring the lockdown and social distancing when the Met Police and Commissioner are front line and center of the problem?!! Beyond all belief!

As has been posted - "'Do they not understand the irony of clapping the NHS yet deliberately increasing the risk of putting more pressure on the NHS?'"

"Police in London have been criticised for taking part in a crowded “clap for carers” celebration on Westminster Bridge.

A video shared on Twitter by a junior doctor shows members of the public and emergency services workers crammed close together as they show their appreciation for the NHS.

In the recording, which has been viewed more than two million times, people fail to stick to the two-metre social distancing rule brought in to help curb the spread of coronavirus as they cheer and applaud near St Thomas’ Hospital, where prime minister Boris Johnson was recently treated after contracting the virus.

Emergency services vehicles lined up along the bridge can be heard sounding their sirens in the footage, while a separate video shared by the Metropolitan Police shows commissioner Cressida Dick joining in with the celebrations.

Dozens of people have questioned why those in the crowd were allowed to stand so close together when benches have been taped off and parks have been closed in some places to keep people apart during the lockdown."

Full Story & Video: - https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/h ... 70051.html

pharvey wrote: ↑Thu Apr 16, 2020 5:01 am £10,000,000 HIT AS OF 23:00 'ish (UK) .... (Site crashed due to too many donations!!)

Well, I did say it was fairly pointless giving updates as the amounts were just increasing so quickly. HOWEVER, this has now just passed the £20 MILLION mark!!

The downside being that the "hosting site" are trying to take a fairly major cut from the total "given" (as in multi-million cut). Fully agree that they have their costs, but unfortunately (like many) seem to be taking advantage. They say they are "generously donating £100 K" to the cause, but quite simply they should be writing off an awful lot more. This news has truly put a damper on this great effort.

Note: I say "given" as there was an "additional charge" for my donation which I accepted (running/hosting costs). HOWEVER, as I have now discovered, there were were other "deductions" from my donation which were not obvious (I wonder if the site is hosted in China)!!

sateeb wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:50 pm

HHTel wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 5:42 pm Does anyone know what powers the governors have vs the prime minister?

When restrictions were put in place they were ordered by the governors. Hence there are different restrictions in different provinces.

Chonburi have announced the immediate relaxation of some restrictions with a view to lifting most restrictions on May 1st, including bars and restaurants, in contradiction to the statement from the government.

Does Thailand have similarities to the US when it comes to the government and province governors?

Just guessing here but I think the Provincial governors are appointed and not elected as I read yesterday that Cha Cha Chump reshuffled a couple of governors to other provinces. With regards to the Covid19 restrictions CCC played a tight hand insomuch as he swerved responsibility onto the governors so it was like a domino effect as one governor instigated restrictions the others followed suit. Just my view.

I seem to recall that the Govt gave a whole list of suggestions to all Governors but let them decide which to enforce, hence why there are differences with some provinces.

I think they were very strong suggestions, with the PM stating if they weren't executed, the Governors would find themselves in a dead end desk job somewhere. Also I believe the swap of Governors between Petchaburi and Phuket is for not toeing the party line.

pharvey wrote:

pharvey wrote: ↑Thu Apr 16, 2020 5:01 am £10,000,000 HIT AS OF 23:00 'ish (UK) .... (Site crashed due to too many donations!!)

Well, I did say it was fairly pointless giving updates as the amounts were just increasing so quickly. HOWEVER, this has now just passed the £20 MILLION mark!!

The downside being that the "hosting site" are trying to take a fairly major cut from the total "given" (as in multi-million cut). Fully agree that they have their costs, but unfortunately (like many) seem to be taking advantage. They say they are "generously donating £100 K" to the cause, but quite simply they should be writing off an awful lot more. This news has truly put a damper on this great effort.

Note: I say "given" as there was an "additional charge" for my donation which I accepted (running/hosting costs). HOWEVER, as I have now discovered, there were were other "deductions" from my donation which were not obvious (I wonder if the site is hosted in China)!!

*Off topic but at least it's a topic dearest to most hearts at present....

Their percentage should ramp down as the total goes up especially in these circumstances. Suspect they'll be in for some bad press next few weeks, so they have the opportunity to get ahead of it.



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Our updated number of cases by region, current as of Friday morning, are listed below. These numbers are from the beginning regardless of the person's current status.

https://www.thaienquirer.com/11736/regi ... hailand-4/

Central region:

Bangkok: 1328

Nonthaburi: 150

Samut Prakan: 107

Pathum Thani: 33

Nakhon Pathom: 18

Samut Sakhon: 13

Nakhon Sawan: 10

Phitsanulok: 6

Saraburi: 5

Suphan Buri: 5

Phetchabun: 3

Sukhothai: 3

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya: 2

Lopburi: 2

Nakhon Nayok: 2

Uthai Thani: 1

Samut Songkhram: 1

Northern region

Chiang Mai: 40

Chiang Rai: 9

Mae Hong Son: 5

Lamphun: 4

Lampang: 4

Uttaradit: 3

Phayao: 3

Phrae: 1

Northeast region

Nakhon Ratchasima: 18

Ubon Ratchathani: 15

Buriram: 12

Surin: 9

Sisaket: 8

Udon Thani: 8

Loei: 5

Khon Kaen: 5

Mukdahan: 4

Nong Bua Lamphu: 4

Chaiyaphum: 3

Kalasin: 3

Nong Khai: 3

Roi Et: 3

Amnat Charoen: 2

Nakhon Phanom: 2

Yasothon: 1

Maha Sarakham: 1

Sakon Nakhon: 1

West region

Prachuap Khiri Khan: 16

Kanchanaburi: 9

Ratchaburi: 7

Tak: 3

Phetchaburi: 2

East region

Chonburi: 81

Chachoengsao: 17

Sa Kaeo: 10

Prachinburi: 8

Rayong: 6

Chanthaburi: 3

Southern region

Phuket: 190

Yala: 95

Pattani: 85

Songkhla: 56

Narathiwat: 29

Surat Thani: 18

Satun: 18

Krabi: 16

Phatthalung: 14

Nakhon Si Thammarat: 12

Trang: 7

Chumphon: 5

Phang Nga: 2

Easy to spot. Apart from Bangkok, which is the New York of Thailand, there are only 3 provinces that have had more than 100 cases. Many of these cases have recovered. A breakdown of active cases would be interesting.
Out of 77 provinces (incl. BKK), 25 have had no new cases for 2 weeks and 9 have never had a case since the start.

Build a wall around Bangkok and the problem is solved!!!

HHTel wrote:Easy to spot. Apart from Bangkok, which is the New York of Thailand, there are only 3 provinces that have had more than 100 cases. Many of these cases have recovered. A breakdown of active cases would be interesting.
Out of 77 provinces (incl. BKK), 25 have had no new cases for 2 weeks and 9 have never had a case since the start.

Build a wall around Bangkok OPEN UP HUA HIN AIRPORT FOR MORE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS and the problem is solved!!!

Cheers


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Firstly, airports were not in my post! and secondly, the onus is on the airlines not the airport.