Buriram mulls reopening shops after 20 Covid-free days

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Buriram mulls reopening shops after 20 Covid-free days

By THE NATION

 

 

Buriram was on Wednesday (April 22) considering whether it should ease its restrictions its lockdown restrictions after the Northeast province recorded 20 days in a row with no new cases of Covid-19.

 

Governor Tachakorn Hatthatayakoon said the provincial communicable disease committee might allow flea markets and a Walking Street to open, but only for shops and stalls selling fresh or dried food and farm produce.

 

The committee will also make a decision on whether to allow restaurants and eateries to open to eat-in customers, but tables must be parted to allow social distancing. However, the ban on alcohol sales will remain in place.

 

Buriram has recorded 13 confirmed cases of Covid-19. One has died, 10 have recovered and the rest remain in hospital.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30386560

 

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[flyingtlger]

Better play it safe than be SORRY!

 

[peter14]

As long as you have money in your pocket. You will never support  re opening.. some people really enjoy this lockdown...shame

[smiggley]

Only 2 left in hospital, open Buriram and let people make a living again, keep road blocks in place but why close all shops for 2 sick people???