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11-03-11 23:07 #15731
Posts: 1440Correction
Thanks for the correction. I misunderstood it as it says the fever can be spread through"blood products" The example they gave for that is syringes.
It is still something to be generally concerned about, especially in SEA when you have all the current flood / water issues.
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11-03-11 21:41 #15730
Posts: 1058Doctor Mosquito
Originally Posted by Luvpuss [View Original Post]
All I could find was: "Transmission of the Dengue Virus"
"Dengue is transmitted between people by the mosquitoes Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus, which are found throughout the world. Insects that transmit disease are vectors. Symptoms of infection usually begin 4. 7 days after the mosquito bite and typically last 3. 10 days. In order for transmission to occur the mosquito must feed on a person during a 5- day period when large amounts of virus are in the blood; this period usually begins a little before the person become symptomatic. Some people never have significant symptoms but can still infect mosquitoes. After entering the mosquito in the blood meal, the virus will require an additional 8-12 days incubation before it can then be transmitted to another human. The mosquito remains infected for the remainder of its life, which might be days or a few weeks.
In rare cases dengue can be transmitted in organ transplants or blood transfusions from infected donors, and there is evidence of transmission from an infected pregnant mother to her fetus. But in the vast majority of infections, a mosquito bite is responsible."
From: http://www.cdc.gov/dengue/epidemiology/index.html
Trust me guys, you don't want to get Dengue Fever. And, about the only way you will get it from a P4P girl is if she has it, and the mosquito that bites her decides to bite you on your bare ass next!
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11-03-11 21:08 #15729
Posts: 1440Diseases
All this is very sad to me as I love Thailand, escpecially BKK. One of the major things that is and will be happening is the disease factor. Respiratory and body infections, athletes foot, dengue fever, diarrhea, vomitting, etc. There is filthy water and human/animal fecal matter floating all over the place. Not in Suk I know, but other areas are really suffering.
One thing to think about is the health of the girls. Many of these infections can be transmitted to others. I have known mongers who claim they got dengue fever from girls. Mainly transmitted through mosquito bites, it can also be transmitted via blood.
Be careful out there everyone.
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11-03-11 20:32 #15728
Posts: 3040Originally Posted by Fon Tok [View Original Post]
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...sections_world
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11-03-11 20:15 #15727
Posts: 411I to appreciate greatly your updates on the Flood. I live up here in Nongbulamphu (Kutdu village) and though we are not encountering floods I am greatly interested in the the rest of Thailand. Specially Bangkok! Thank You!
Originally Posted by Giotto [View Original Post]
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11-03-11 19:33 #15726
Posts: 2601Originally Posted by Giotto [View Original Post]
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11-03-11 18:40 #15725
Posts: 294Flood
Originally Posted by Giotto [View Original Post]
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11-03-11 18:38 #15724
Posts: 6079Originally Posted by Giotto [View Original Post]
Only in the past few days western media seem to have noticed there is a bit too much water in some streets of BKK adn around.
Fact is that images are showing the most flooded parts, giving the idea the whole of BKK is like this.
We do no not underestimate the broadness of the flood, but it is not as wide as depicted (still we feel simpathy for those affected, even if it is only a small soi)
With regard to the pro, well we all know that if there is no price flame he is not interested in anything.
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11-03-11 17:33 #15723
Posts: 4689Flood Hypocricy
Originally Posted by The Pro [View Original Post]
First participating in the "Flood Reporting Crap", then even politicizing it. And now crying like a baby for the father to clean up.
Text book example for hypocrisy.
Giotto
PS: Calm down, it's just a "Little Flood". 430 + people dead up to now.
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11-03-11 13:53 #15722
Posts: 60Guess the floods not only affected the big multinationals. Went to Poseidon with a friend after work a few days ago, we got there around 8, and the pickings were slim. The mama san said that most of the girls left Bangkok and went back to the provinces. I was last here in early October and it was packed with girls on the second and third floors. And it looks like most of the Russian girls at CM2 have headed out to Pattaya.
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11-03-11 10:12 #15721
Posts: 1Thankyou so much
Originally Posted by Fon Tok [View Original Post]
I work in West Africa at the moment and I am due next in BKK early January 2012!
Once again thanks for your very moving piece of work.
Best regards.
Barry Goddard
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11-03-11 09:44 #15720
Posts: 1058Good swimmers, these guys
Originally Posted by Giotto [View Original Post]
"Pro" rats looking for a good deal on ST!
It's high & dry here on Sathorn Road. But the sandbags keep piling up?
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11-03-11 09:42 #15719
Posts: 1058Surfin' Bangkok
Yesterday, a guy made the trip out to Chang Wattana to renew his visa, Here's the video:
http://vimeo.com/31506833
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11-03-11 09:36 #15718
Posts: 4689"After the Litte Flood"
Pictures from Nakhon Sawan, after the flood receded:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...9838478&type=1
Giotto
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11-03-11 06:08 #15717
Posts: 608Jackson, can we please stop all this Flood Reporting crap now.
Back to the world of mongering, a lot of girls have gone home and stayed there, or moved down to Pattaya and Phuket. They are not planning to come back until December as too many tourists have been scared off of Bangkok by the media reports and scare mongering.
In response to the earlier question, I checked 7-11, Family Marts and Tops yesterday and all have bottled water. Bit low on snacks and things (dry food) as everyone has been hoarding and so stocks have run low and the supply chain cannot cope with all the sudden buying, but apart from that all is normal.