WSDC Thailand Field Taking Shape



Also add: USA. Scotland, Argentina and Mexico.
-Editor

Dear the WSDC Community,

I would like to first thank the nations which have already email their confirmation in participating in Thailand WSDC, from our current confirmation we have the following on the list; 

Received confirmation Email: 
01. Barbados
02. China
03. Wales
04. England 
05. Germany
06. Australia 
07. Sweden
08. Nigeria 
09. UAE
10. Philippine 
11. Thailand 
12. South Africa 
13. Slovenia 
14. Romania 
15. Taiwan 
16. Macau
17. Bangladesh 
18. Swaziland 

This additional list; was from the forum which stated their intention to participants, we do hope to get a confirmation from them as well. 

Still waiting confirmation Email: 
19. Indonesia 
20. Malaysia
21. Kuwait
22. Sri Lanka
23. New Zealand 
24. Mexico
25. Greece
26. Israel 
27. Netherlands 
28. Denmark
29. Slovakia 
30. Pakistan 

We do hope other nations which are not listed would consider to participants in Thailand WSDC, for nations which have huge concern on insurance, I do hope that the host providing such insurance thought out your visit in Thailand, with also hospital nearby, and a medical team which will be base with tournament. 

Things has really improve here in Thailand, with the nation wide lift of the curfew. With No Red-Shirt, Suthep protest which were armed and disrupting the daily life of Bangkok citizens. I do hope that nations that can still able to participants, do please consider to join us. 

After this list is competed by Sunday, June 22, 2014. We would proceed with the draw so teams can know who they are facing and plan their strategy for the tournament. 

Thank you, your friend.

TJ

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