Thread: Plastic bags not a wise substitute for condoms: ministry

Plastic bags not a wise substitute for condoms: ministry
By PONGPHON SARNSAMAK
THE NATION



Using plastic bags instead of condoms during sex would put teenagers at risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and severe vaginal lacerations, the Public Health Ministry warned yesterday.

A study has shown that some Mathayom 1 students in the Northeast had used plastic bags to prevent pregnancies and STDs.

Public Health Minister Jurin Laksanawisit said yesterday that the Disease Control Department's Aids, Tuberculosis and Sexual Transmitted Disease Bureau had informed him that the use of plastic bags was unusual among teenagers who want to experience sex.

But this unsafe behaviour could lead to injuries and infections of the sex organ.

The ministry has been distributing more than 20 million condoms a year to the public.

People can get free condoms in their villages from primary-care units and health volunteers.

About 20,000 vending machines have been deployed in public spaces nationwide by the ministry so people can easily access prophylactics. About 5 million pieces a year have been purchased from condom-vending machines.

The ministry now is speeding up its campaign to raise awareness among teenagers about condom use and pregnancy prevention at an early age, Jurin said.

Dr Somsak Akkhasilpsaid, deputy director of the bureau, said people could buy condoms from vending machines installed at the department.

Plastic bags not a wise substitute for condoms: ministry

Jeez you'd never think anybody would be so stupid.

Jeez you'd never think anybody would be so stupid.

in thailand ??

oh yes you would.

Apart from Thailand I meant.

Lots of great informational nuggets on TD!

Some saran wrap may have worked a bit better and may have been a better fit, but obviously thats a bit more more expensive.. Some creativity would go a long way with these folks.

Oh FFS! They're free at the government clinics - no questions asked.

I thought Thai met would fit quite snuggly into a party baloon.

must have been a big boy

must have needed an elastic band to keep it on

Originally Posted by FarangRed

must have needed an elastic band to keep it on

The real question might be: "CAN IT BE RE-USED"?

Insanity.....

sai tuhng mai ? it's Thailand, everything cums in a bag !

They're 12 yr olds ffs.

Good on them for at least using something.

good job he's not banging the check out girl in 7/11

shows they cant read english on the bag it says dont put over your head

This was posted last night....

https://teakdoor.com/thailand-and-asi...ml#post1648564

Nevermind.....

However, brown paper bags can be very useful if you end up with a bit of a munter.

I used cling wrap once but I didn't get a root because she thought it reminded her of a stick of cabanossi.

Originally Posted by Johnny Longprong

I used cling wrap once but I didn't get a root because she thought it reminded her of a stick of cabanossi.

Probably for the best though, any woman allowing cling wrap in is probably best left untouched. Who knows what else has gone in..

somebody should tell them to use superglue in the one-eyed monster ,then again better not ....

Thay should be told this only works if you staple the bag to the base of your cock to form a seal !

I find myself lost for words

Plastic bags not a wise substitute for condoms: ministry
By PONGPHON SARNSAMAK
THE NATION



would imagine the girl inserts the bag first, keeping her thumbs through the 2 loops whilst the man gets on with it.

typical thai improvisation, quite ingenious really.