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I understand them cancelling Songkran, but cancelling the public holidays so people still have to work is taking the p***
 

A few days off work might have helped slow the spread (not including South Thailand)

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10 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

As many people will have stocked up with copious amounts of alcohol, due to your pointless ban on sales of it, in some (more to come) provinces, I think you can expect a bit more than a sprinkle of water on Budda images in peoples houses. 

I would have to agree.  It seems that whatever is said, no matter by who, people do the complete opposite.  I noticed last night about 5pm, the roads to the Highways here in Bangkok were more crowded than they have been all week.  It makes one wonder where they were headed.....not sure it matters I guess.  Just sit down, relax and let the .........I await to hear.....

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28 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

I would have to agree.  It seems that whatever is said, no matter by who, people do the complete opposite.  I noticed last night about 5pm, the roads to the Highways here in Bangkok were more crowded than they have been all week.  It makes one wonder where they were headed.....not sure it matters I guess.  Just sit down, relax and let the .........I await to hear.....


I noticed this where i live yesterday as well, i beleive the same, everyone heading 'up north'.

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11 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

but make sure it doesn't go down the back of the TV as water an' electric don't mix .. he added ..

this is so specific it sounds like you are talking from experience! 5555

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The Songkran water fight will be moved to JULY if I heard it right.

School starts in July...

I am seeing a new disruption to the new school schedule.

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7 hours ago, bangkokfrog said:

People can follow tradition ...and express their gratitude to their parents provided they maintain a 2-metre distance. '"Tradition" dictates that this is done by sprinkling scented water on the parent's hands and feet. The good PM must think his people have long arms!

By thinking outside the box:

 

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Good call. The sooner everybody stays at home, the sooner this will all pass and we can get back to some semblance of normality

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It won't affect me anyway,as for the last 3 years i have stayed at home during the period,too fraught with danger,drunks staggering across the road,drunks on motorbikes,idiots throwing water everywhere,no thankee very much.

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4 hours ago, cyril sneer said:

I understand them cancelling Songkran, but cancelling the public holidays so people still have to work is taking the p***
 

A few days off work might have helped slow the spread (not including South Thailand)

You're probably right from today's point of view, with all those inter provincial travel restrictions (and lack of public transport) now in place. When they cancelled the public holidays outright, I assume that their main objective was to prevent people from traveling home.

 

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Criticize when it should, but also approve when needed. And as the picture shows he applies the health recommendations that everyone should follow, to himself,. This is a sharp contrast comparing to a particular self declared "stable genius", leader also of self declared Free World.... 

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The water throwing won’t happen much but the drunkenness will just be taken indoors where the parting will go on for days. There’ll be no masks or social distancing and in a couple of weeks numbers will spike

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