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Phuket officials handed out Covid-19 “survival bags” to residents of the Kamala area yesterday. The bags contained food and medical supplies, and were given to high-risk people self isolating, many of whom have lost livelihood from not being able to work. So far there are no details available about how many bags were given out. The chief of the Phuket Provincial Public Health Office said there have been more home-isolation patients getting assessed and treated through online healthcare since infections have risen in the past few months. On Thursday, the chief assured the public that almost all new Covid-19 cases […]

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The bags contained food and medical supplies, and were given to high-risk people self isolating,

So, according to the pic, these high-risk, self isolating people go out to a collection point to receive their bag????

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On 2/26/2022 at 2:48 PM, Thaiger said:

At one point, the average monthly income in Phuket fell to 1,961 baht per month.

There's no point being 'nice' about this since the point has been made several times before that this is absolute, complete rubbish but it still gets trotted out regularly as if it's based on fact.

It's completely untrue, as has been shown several times with links to the Prince Of Songkhla Uni study it's supposed to be based on.

The study found that the direct income from tourists (hotels, restaurant meals, tours, etc) had fallen to under a billion baht a month.

To come to the conclusion that "the average monthly income in Phuket fell to 1,961 baht per month", that direct income from tourists was divided by the entire population of Phuket: babies, 80 and 90 year olds, schoolchildren, teachers, nurses, construction workers, civil servants - the vast majority of whom had no direct income from tourists and never had had any.

It's just complete nonsense and appalling misinformation.

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