Thought I would share this here - even though the Thai rules seem overbearing, at least they're trying to stop a second wave (not that they really had a 1st one to begin with!)
The UK attitudes towards quarantine on arrival: an interesting comparison to how Thailand has dealt with it - especially considering we haven't shut our borders and never have done during all this, it's only the lack of flights that have caused air traffic to the UK to decrease! No wonder the UK is (not-so-slowly) becoming a laughing stock on how to deal with a pandemic!
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The post discusses how Thailand's quarantine measures during the Covid-19 pandemic are perceived in comparison to the UK's approach, which is criticized for not effectively managing border controls and pandemic responses. The author emphasizes Thailand's strictness in enforcing travel rules as a preventive measure against a potential second wave, noting the differences in death tolls and infection rates between countries based on their leadership and public compliance.