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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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New emergency rules start Monday tomorrow: please note the English version I post below is Google translated -
The Government Gazette issues strict requirements for Bangkok-perimeter-4 provinces in the southern provinces, effective June 28,
June 27: The Government Gazette website published the requirements under Article 9 of The Emergency Decree on Government Administration in Emergency Situations B.E. 2548 (No. 25) is effective in Bangkok-perimeter area and 4 southern provinces namely Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala and Songkhla.
The summary requirements are as follows:
1. Order to close the construction camp, stop the construction work. At least 30 days and temporarily prohibit the movement of workers.
2. All types of restaurants inside and outside the mall, street stalls, markets, etc. Do not sit in the shop, open only to buy back to consume elsewhere.
3. Department stores, community shopping centers. Mall to open until 21.00, refrain from serving theaters, cinemas, water parks, food courts.
4. Hotels, exhibition centers, convention centers or exhibitions to be open as usual, but not holding meetings, seminars and banquets.
5. Do not organize activities. Gathering of more than 20 people unless authorized by the authorities or is an activity in an area designated as a quarantine facility.
6. Officials shall inspect community areas, markets or places at risk of outbreaks when outbreak sites are found. the governor's group May order temporary closure of community areas or places.
7. Authorities of relevant agencies are required to set up checkpoints at extraction checkpoints to screen for at least 30 days of travel in and out of the southern border and Bangkok-perimeter transport routes.
8. Refrain from social activities that involve gatherings and parties in the most restrictive and strictly controlled areas for 30 days, except for traditional ceremonies, effective from 28 June 64 onwards.
#COVID19 #Covid Measures #Covid 19 #Thairath Online #Thairath
The Government Gazette issues strict requirements for Bangkok-perimeter-4 provinces in the southern provinces, effective June 28,
June 27: The Government Gazette website published the requirements under Article 9 of The Emergency Decree on Government Administration in Emergency Situations B.E. 2548 (No. 25) is effective in Bangkok-perimeter area and 4 southern provinces namely Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala and Songkhla.
The summary requirements are as follows:
1. Order to close the construction camp, stop the construction work. At least 30 days and temporarily prohibit the movement of workers.
2. All types of restaurants inside and outside the mall, street stalls, markets, etc. Do not sit in the shop, open only to buy back to consume elsewhere.
3. Department stores, community shopping centers. Mall to open until 21.00, refrain from serving theaters, cinemas, water parks, food courts.
4. Hotels, exhibition centers, convention centers or exhibitions to be open as usual, but not holding meetings, seminars and banquets.
5. Do not organize activities. Gathering of more than 20 people unless authorized by the authorities or is an activity in an area designated as a quarantine facility.
6. Officials shall inspect community areas, markets or places at risk of outbreaks when outbreak sites are found. the governor's group May order temporary closure of community areas or places.
7. Authorities of relevant agencies are required to set up checkpoints at extraction checkpoints to screen for at least 30 days of travel in and out of the southern border and Bangkok-perimeter transport routes.
8. Refrain from social activities that involve gatherings and parties in the most restrictive and strictly controlled areas for 30 days, except for traditional ceremonies, effective from 28 June 64 onwards.
#COVID19 #Covid Measures #Covid 19 #Thairath Online #Thairath
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Prayut is simply a hopeless incompetent mofo. Implementing a few “half fuck” lockdowns and now with average daily infected figures still around 3000 (if it believable in the first place) , daily deaths 30. And the biggest joke of all these is , with these figures, still insist to the world on Phuket sandbox.
Stupid fuck
Stupid fuck
this is real magnificent creativity drawing; mirror-imaged without mirror.A 11-year old boy from Trang has been praised for his artistic skills that has helped bring in income for his family.
Each flip flop takes him about 1-2 days to carve and costs 200-450 baht depending on the design #Thailand
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Nightlife workers seek monthly handout
Bangkok Post PUBLISHED : 29 JUN 2021 AT 12:09
Nightlife workers carried symbolic high heels and bikinis to Government House on Tuesday morning, asking for monthly handouts since the government has closed their workplaces to control Covid-19.
Their representatives said that bars, karaoke shops and massage parlours had been closed since early last year, and the government had ignored their requests for financial assistance now they do not have jobs
They asked for a government hand out of 5,000 baht a month each until their workplaces reopen. They said they had the right to financial assistance because they were taxpayers.
The demonstrators displayed high-heeled shoes and bikinis as the symbols of their jobs. They said they represented all nightlife workers, including waiters, musicians and bartenders.
They submitted their letter to Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha through Sompat Nilapan, adviser to the office
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So lucky t have a dinner one day before partial lockdown
We are getting used to fine wine being served in non-see-through glass
Love 'em buns in this retaurants
Caesar salad
Starters, fresh, soft and succulent scallops
also foie gras
Chilian seabass
French onion soup for me
end up with lava
We are getting used to fine wine being served in non-see-through glass
Love 'em buns in this retaurants
Caesar salad
Starters, fresh, soft and succulent scallops
also foie gras
Chilian seabass
French onion soup for me
end up with lava
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Certainly. And I have her approval before for each shot I posted. It’s not really playing along with me, those who have like others to know too.@Froggy does your partner know you take those photos with her cleavage? I am sure she does right! So nice she is game to play along with you.
Yes please convey my compliments as well then. Simply bonny!
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