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Thailand goes on and now off UK Red list
Krapow posted a topic in 🔐Advanced - General topics,
Latest news on Thailand's status on the UK Red List.
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Whitespider,Random Pictures. (Just add one photograph that you personally have taken).
john luke posted a topic in Members Photography,
Hopefully this can be a thread where everyone joins in. Please add one photograph that you have taken; it can be from anywhere in the world. Variety is key.
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Whitespider,Pattaya Go-go bars, beer bars & restaurants (News closures and Updates)
john luke posted a topic in General topics,
A new arrangement between Scooters and the new owners of Secrets (but you already knew that.). Soi Buakhao branch posted above.
Pook Plaza in Soi Buakhao. Not new unless you have not been here for a couple of years.
Beer Hub - located on the edge of Tree Town. Very recently opened.
Pagoda Guest House and House Bar. Recently converted from a Financial Advice Centre (which almost disappeared overnight) to a bar/accommodation complex.
Chunky Monkey Soi Buakhao. Recently opened believed owned by the original owner of Robin's Nest.
This place on Beach Road is also fairly new.
Pook Plaza in Soi Buakhao. Not new unless you have not been here for a couple of years.
Beer Hub - located on the edge of Tree Town. Very recently opened.
Pagoda Guest House and House Bar. Recently converted from a Financial Advice Centre (which almost disappeared overnight) to a bar/accommodation complex.
Chunky Monkey Soi Buakhao. Recently opened believed owned by the original owner of Robin's Nest.
This place on Beach Road is also fairly new.
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Starshine,COVID 19 Related to THAILAND Posts
247 NEWS posted a topic in The Latest News from Thailand,
Thailand confirms fifth case of China Coronavirus
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand on Friday confirmed its fifth case of the new coronavirus, a senior public health official said, in the second instance in which a patient was not detected at the airport before entering the country.
“The patient is a 33-year-old woman from Wuhan on vacation,” Deputy Public Health Minister Sathit Patucha told Reuters, adding that she was under quarantine at Rajavithi hospital and her condition was improving.
The woman arrived in Bangkok on Jan. 21 with her daughter and visited a private hospital complaining of a fever, coughing and muscle aches before being transferred to a government hospital on Jan. 23, Sathit said.
Her daughter tested negative for the virus.
A Thai woman who contracted the virus after spending the New Year in Wuhan was admitted to Nakhon Pathom hospital, 60 km (40 miles) west of Bangkok, on Jan. 15 and discharged on Friday after lab tests cleared her of the virus, the Public Health Ministry said in a statement.
Thailand currently has two patients under quarantine for the virus.
China has stepped up measures to contain the virus, which has killed 25 people and infected more than 800, with public transport suspensions in 10 cities, temples shutting, and the rapid construction of a new hospital to treat those infected.
The Wuhan airport was closed on Jan. 23.
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand on Friday confirmed its fifth case of the new coronavirus, a senior public health official said, in the second instance in which a patient was not detected at the airport before entering the country.
“The patient is a 33-year-old woman from Wuhan on vacation,” Deputy Public Health Minister Sathit Patucha told Reuters, adding that she was under quarantine at Rajavithi hospital and her condition was improving.
The woman arrived in Bangkok on Jan. 21 with her daughter and visited a private hospital complaining of a fever, coughing and muscle aches before being transferred to a government hospital on Jan. 23, Sathit said.
Her daughter tested negative for the virus.
A Thai woman who contracted the virus after spending the New Year in Wuhan was admitted to Nakhon Pathom hospital, 60 km (40 miles) west of Bangkok, on Jan. 15 and discharged on Friday after lab tests cleared her of the virus, the Public Health Ministry said in a statement.
Thailand currently has two patients under quarantine for the virus.
China has stepped up measures to contain the virus, which has killed 25 people and infected more than 800, with public transport suspensions in 10 cities, temples shutting, and the rapid construction of a new hospital to treat those infected.
The Wuhan airport was closed on Jan. 23.
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