1 hour ago, Matzzon said:

Yes, I have resigned to the mental instability of too many lost souls that just feel the need to look down on Thailand. Right now, I am sitting wondering if they finally will go back where they came from after the borders open up again and stopp polluting this beautiful country with their negative presence.

Swap sides now,that,s cute! 

4 hours ago, Colabamumbai said:

20,000 Baht fine or jail, when? 

500 bt and a couple of wai's

3 hours ago, faraday said:

"Throw the book" isn't violence. It means to prosecute him harshly, according to the law book.

 

 

Not in Mazz case, he wants him deported too...............????

1 hour ago, herwin1234 said:

indeed. and all ppl wear masks and seem to hold distance of eachother as well.

its not as if this village headman ordered a wild waterparty, he most likely organised a simple gathering of older ppl who asked for it, with masks and distance.

He dont deserve ridicule from a bunch of sextourists...

I do agree regarding the ridicule from the usual TVF reprobates, but I would point that it was the provincial governor who raised this issue and as such he's the one best placed to decide whether this was appropriate or not.

 

I might add that in our village it certainly would not be condoned, let alone carried out by our Phoi Ya Ban. She's taking the 'social distancing' issue very seriously.

1 minute ago, Moonlover said:

I do agree regarding the ridicule from the usual TVF reprobates, but I would point that it was the provincial governor who raised this issue and as such he's the one best placed to decide whether this was appropriate or not.

 

I might add that in our village it certainly would not be condoned, let alone carried out by our Phoi Ya Ban. She's taking the 'social distancing' issue very seriously.

No excuses, the country has been told what to do....If this bloke asked the village round for a ding-dong then he should be relieved of duty....He is not up to the job...

I bet many headmen of villages tucked away in the valleys and mountains of Northern Thailand will be hosting local Songkran parties well away from the prying eyes of "Bonkers Bangkok" - I know, I lived in such a village myself and well hidden from the main road in a valley between high mountains. We even had an illicit Lao Khao distillery!

"pouring water on the hands of elderly people and seeking their blessings"

 

He is going to kill them. Ain't going to be a blessing

Y.M.C.A ...Village people ,its the way they roll !

On 4/14/2020 at 6:43 AM, prakhonchai nick said:

The maximum is I believe 100,000baht fine  + jail.    Give him both.

So people make a decision that you don't like and your solution is to put them in a cage.

 

Did he force people to participate or are they all willing?  It's no surprise governments world over are acting like tyrants, it's in their nature.  What makes me sad is people are demanding this behavior.

 

Lord help us