Are home parties still allowed?

[andux]

Couldn't find any information related to this, but in my building home parties are still going on, some of them with 20-30 people.

 

Anyone knows what's the current Thai law saying regarding this?

[Pilotman]

no they are not. Others have been  arrested for holding parties in private dwellings  

[andux]

I see. Interesting. Maybe I should grab some popcorn in case the police arrives.

[Puccini]

6 hours ago, Pilotman said:

no they are not. Others have been  arrested for holding parties in private dwellings

Therefore, with the police breaking up even private parties, it is getting increasingly more difficult to get oneself contaminated deliberately with SARS-CoV-2 in Thailand. Strange, though, that some people are making efforts to do that effort. 

[richard_smith237]

7 hours ago, andux said:

Couldn't find any information related to this, but in my building home parties are still going on, some of them with 20-30 people.

 

Anyone knows what's the current Thai law saying regarding this?

 

Obviously wrong, stupid and completely self centred people oblivious to the needs of the world beyond their circle. 

 

That said - the in-laws went to a ‘prayer’ event (or whatever its called)... Monks and a number of relatives in the same room, chanting praying, you know the sort of thing (probably about 20ppl in total...  My Wife was dumfounded and had quite the argument with her folks when she found out. 

 

But what on earth are the Monks doing going to this thing in the first place. What on earth was ‘auntie’ doing organising this thing...  the mind boggles - its not as if they can miss the news. 

 

 

 

 

 

[scorecard]

11 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Obviously wrong, stupid and completely self centred people oblivious to the needs of the world beyond their circle. 

 

That said - the in-laws went to a ‘prayer’ event (or whatever its called)... Monks and a number of relatives in the same room, chanting praying, you know the sort of thing (probably about 20ppl in total...  My Wife was dumfounded and had quite the argument with her folks when she found out. 

 

But what on earth are the Monks doing going to this thing in the first place. What on earth was ‘auntie’ doing organising this thing...  the mind boggles - its not as if they can miss the news. 

 

 

 

 

 

I suspect very few monks have any real knowledge about all of this. 

[LawrenceN]

19 hours ago, andux said:

I see. Interesting. Maybe I should grab some popcorn in case the police arrives.

"in case the police arrive"? Call them yourself. This is exactly how the disease persists. You may save some lives. 

Edited April 4, 2020 by LawrenceN
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[Guderian]

Just now, LawrenceN said:

"in case the police arrive"? Call them yourself. This is exactly how the disease persists. 

Agreed, it's probably one of the few things that might actually get them out of the station.

[soalbundy]

Of course they are, that's the whole point of isolation ???? 

[TheFishman1]

I thought I read somewhere like no groups over 10 people should get together or something like that TID

[Dap]

It is highly advised to keep a distance of 2 meters between people and that could be a bit difficult with 20 to 30 of em' in an apartment, eh?

[Pedrogaz]

I was told you can have up to four people at your home for a party. Last night I went with another faring to a friends house for beers. The host had laid on alcohol hand wash and masks. No issues with police re curfew or party.

[baansgr]

Do you really want a home party...grow up, watch the news..<deleted>

[ChipButty]

They are supposed to be doing house to house searches in Phuket checking no large gatherings but it didn't say how many the guys got busted and playing load music and drugs, 

[audaciousnomad]

If persons present at your "party" don't have ID showing that they live at the home, technically you are breaking the stay at home social-distancing decree.

[JHolmesJr]

If there was ever a good reason for being a snitch this is IT!

[JHolmesJr]

You're not supposed to fraternise with anyone outside the ones you shared your dwellings with....

not even family members who live elsewhere.

This will never work if people keep coming up with there own loopholes.

 

 

 

[samsensam]

Couldn't find any information related to this, but in my building home parties are still going on, some of them with 20-30 people.

 

Anyone knows what's the current Thai law saying regarding this?

 

what's the law got to do with it? are you aware of what's going on around the world? or do you assume that if someone is your family or friend they can't be carrying the virus?

 

regardless of the law doesn't common sense suggest you distance yourself from others?

[ianezy0]

3 hours ago, LawrenceN said:

"in case the police arrive"? Call them yourself. This is exactly how the disease persists. You may save some lives. 

Then buy some popcorn!

[Bangkok Barry]

15 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Obviously wrong, stupid and completely self centred people oblivious to the needs of the world beyond their circle. 

 

That said - the in-laws went to a ‘prayer’ event (or whatever its called)... Monks and a number of relatives in the same room, chanting praying, you know the sort of thing (probably about 20ppl in total...  My Wife was dumfounded and had quite the argument with her folks when she found out. 

 

But what on earth are the Monks doing going to this thing in the first place. What on earth was ‘auntie’ doing organising this thing...  the mind boggles - its not as if they can miss the news. 

 

 

 

 

 

It fascinates me that people sit there, sometimes for hours, listening to monks chanting while not understanding a word of what is being said. Quite extraordinary.

[scorecard]

22 hours ago, andux said:

I see. Interesting. Maybe I should grab some popcorn in case the police arrives.

Stupid comment.

[Max69xl]

22 hours ago, andux said:

I see. Interesting. Maybe I should grab some popcorn in case the police arrives.

That's social gathering and is not allowed according to the State of Emergency and the recent restrictions. I don't see how they can stop a family from drinking at home, though. 2 convenience stores in my neighborhood ran out of ice 2 days ago around 9pm. That has never happened before. 

[The Theory]

Parties are allowed, one on one only. 

[Jaxxper]

What are these people, stupid or what ? Obviously never heard of social distancing. If they get nabbed they’ll all be spending time in the Detention centre until this blows over. Serves them right. Not as if they haven’t had plenty of warning. No excuses.

[Sumarianson]

Use your head man! Look what happened in Sukumvit after a party!

[Mick501]

16 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Obviously wrong, stupid and completely self centred people oblivious to the needs of the world beyond their circle. 

 

That said - the in-laws went to a ‘prayer’ event (or whatever its called)... Monks and a number of relatives in the same room, chanting praying, you know the sort of thing (probably about 20ppl in total...  My Wife was dumfounded and had quite the argument with her folks when she found out. 

 

But what on earth are the Monks doing going to this thing in the first place. What on earth was ‘auntie’ doing organising this thing...  the mind boggles - its not as if they can miss the news. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[jmacken306]

This party wasn't so lucky! So I would also say NO PARTIES!!! 

 

 

[PerkinsCuthbert]

Surely the very fact the OP asks the question in the first place betrays not only his ignorance of government directives recently issued, but also his lack of even rudimentary common sense in the present situation.

[sawadee1947]

Can't you accept and stop that nonsense of partying?? 

How narrow minded is someone who is so selfish following only his personal matters. ????

[Gumballl]

A lot of posts here are blaming the OP for hosting parties. If you read carefully, the OP indicated that other people in his building are hosting parties.