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Not the best start to the week:

COVID-19 Situation of 7 June 2021
Prachuap Khiri Khan province
New cases: +45
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Hua Hin: +44
- related to: fruit canning factory +17
- related to: poultry processing factory +27
Pranburi: +1

My wife (farang) popped into Be Well Clinic today to ask about being tested prior to flying back to the UK. They spoke very good English, and assured her that their rapid Antigen test meets the standards required for the UK.

The results would be available in 1/2 hour, and the cost would be 1790 Baht. This is obviously a lot cheaper, and quicker, than the tests at the three major hospitals.

Has anybody else used Be Well Clinic for this purpose, or is there a catch?

Don East Stand wrote:My wife (farang) popped into Be Well Clinic today to ask about being tested prior to flying back to the UK. They spoke very good English, and assured her that their rapid Antigen test meets the standards required for the UK.

The results would be available in 1/2 hour, and the cost would be 1790 Baht. This is obviously a lot cheaper, and quicker, than the tests at the three major hospitals.

Has anybody else used Be Well Clinic for this purpose, or is there a catch?

You may have already checked this but...
coronavirus-covid-19-testing-for-people-travelling-to-england#type-of-test

From the above link:

You do not need to take a test if you began your journey to England from:

Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man, Jersey or Guernsey
Falkland Islands, St Helena, Ascension or Myanmar

A bit surprising!

HHTel wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 6:07 pm From the above link:

You do not need to take a test if you began your journey to England from:

Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man, Jersey or Guernsey
Falkland Islands, St Helena, Ascension or Myanmar

A bit surprising!

Possibly because of the situation in Myanmar?

Which implies that the UK will welcome refugees from Myanmar whereas Thailand (it's neighbour) will, if not turned back at the border, arrest them and deport them back to Myanmar.

Says a lot about Thailand's humanitarian policy.

HHTel wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 7:41 pm Which implies that the UK will welcome refugees from Myanmar whereas Thailand (it's neighbour) will, if not turned back at the border, arrest them and deport them back to Myanmar.

Says a lot about Thailand's humanitarian policy.

That would be a Thaitrarian poilicy.

Here is a summary of COVID-19 situation over the last 8 days in Cha-Am Municipality. 
Only have information up to the 6th of June
- 30th May  : + 3 new cases / 7 active cases
- 31st May  : + 1 new case / + 1 recovered
active cases : 7 ; accumulated cases : 197/ total death : 2
- 1st June: no new cases
- 2nd June : 1 new case in Nong Chaeng
active cases : 8 ; accumulated cases : 198/ total death : 2
- 3rd June : no new cases
- 4th June: no new cases
- 5th June: no new cases
- 6th June: 1 new case
active cases : 9 ; accumulated cases : 199/ total death : 2

FB link for reference: https://www.facebook.com/365468416823260

COVID-19 Situation of 8 June 2021
Prachuap Khiri Khan province
New cases: +27
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Hua Hin: +27
- related to: fruit canning factory 0
- related to: poultry processing factory +26

Big Boy wrote: ↑Tue Jun 08, 2021 11:45 amCases.png

Hey BB, missing this week's figures.

Sorted

Ta.

Have I missed a recent update from our Governor lifting some Covid restrictions? I've checked all of the usual sites for the last few days, but I can't see anything.

My reason for asking is that when out and about today, I've noticed gyms have re-opened. Does anybody know why? Apart from, of course, that they have been unemployed for 2 months now, and they are getting desperate..

COVID-19 Situation of 9 June 2021
Prachuap Khiri Khan province
New cases: +91
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Hua Hin: +87
- related to: fruit canning factory +86
- related to: poultry processing factory +1
Pranburi: +3
Bang Saphan Noi: +1