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14 minutes ago, VictorInBKK said:

Pretty obvious that provinces are reacting to what is being decided in Bangkok. Provincial Governors are essentially spokesmen these days.

 

By the way, I find it sad how fast those who dont drink / care about alcohol go out of their way to judge others in these threads.

 

I would not read more than 2 posts in a thread that was discussing an ongoing ban on conventional massage services, let alone messing around with those wanting them back... 

 

If the national government wanted a national ban, I'm pretty sure they'd just do it, as they've done in the past. 

This seems to have been mostly the initiative of governors, hence the staggered stop dates which were then replaced by a uniform date of April 30th.

I'm confused as to why these articles are talking about "the government". 

As far as I'm aware there is no national ban. The bans were put in place by the individual provincial governors. It's up to them whether or not the bans stay.