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Thailand could allow alcohol sales for two days before new ban is enforced


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18 minutes ago, jimmyyy said:

Here is my concern with a two day allowance.  Logistics!  Will the manufactures be able to meet the demand?  How soon could the Thai Beverage logistics start rolling, i would say you would need 2 days just to bring the booze to the markets per say.   Even Makro may only keep a pallet of blend or sam song in stock, all the local shops are empty.  I am sure many of the local warehouses are empty as well.  They would have to release the logistics 2 days prior or it will be a mad house, and stock will be gone within an hour.  Then you will have people sitting at the shops waiting on deliveries, that is a social distancing nightmare.

Interesting you should say this.

 

I noticed a couple of weeks before the ban was even mentioned that stocks of some beers and wines had almost completely gone at our Big C. I remember buying the last 2 boxes of white wine and I noticed that the shelves of whiskey and spirits were also quite low. I said to my friend that at this rate it wouldn't be necessary to impose a ban on sales of alcohol.

 

Have they restocked during the ban? I don't know. The alcohol section is completely closed off so I can't see, but knowing their logistics, I doubt it very much.

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1 hour ago, actonion said:

But  "many more" people are still  congregating at every street market in East Pattaya  and have done since the start of this virus...So why the ban?

actonion Exactly 

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Gob <deleted> there should not be a ban this is out of order and by the way you can still get beer but at higher cost. Plusr they say let people stock up for 2 days they are talking thoughthere bum hole the ones doing the beer ban stock up and theres no ban cos you can a months supply get real knob heads

 

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8 minutes ago, vogie said:

I think in that case that alcohol is not the problem but the person that drinks it, we are all responsible for our own actions, drunk or sober. Responible drinkers should not have to pay a penalty for few that cannot control themselves, I wouldn't mind betting that these same drunks are a menace sober too.

Except of the Middle East or Muslim countries, I have never seen a country with so many 'intermittent' alcohol bans.

 

Then again, I haven't been to all countries in the world. There might be similar others?

 

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Just now, Oldie said:

It is not easy for the government. They see the problems they create with the alcohol ban but for sure they are also aware of the problems without a ban. I saw it here in Pattaya. People gathered drinking alcohol at many places without any social distancing and to be able to drink of course without any masks. But this is only one of the problems. Many people are desperate at the moment and could use alcohol to get over it. And not all can handle it. Would lead to violence, accidents, crimes, suicides, ... 

basically , as with everything else, Thai gov doesnt trust the people that"elected" it. Let the irrelevant measures which wont make a difference to any virus continue 

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50 minutes ago, jimmyyy said:

Here is my concern with a two day allowance.  Logistics!  Will the manufactures be able to meet the demand?  How soon could the Thai Beverage logistics start rolling, i would say you would need 2 days just to bring the booze to the markets per say.   Even Makro may only keep a pallet of blend or sam song in stock, all the local shops are empty.  I am sure many of the local warehouses are empty as well.  They would have to release the logistics 2 days prior or it will be a mad house, and stock will be gone within an hour.  Then you will have people sitting at the shops waiting on deliveries, that is a social distancing nightmare.

Well, of course it will be a complete and upper cock up, it is being instigated by the government. Literally, a booze up in a brewery!

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23 minutes ago, CGW said:

A population that agrees to be "locked up" not work, not socialise for the crime of being healthy deserves no more?

If folks haven't realised yet, there is another agenda at play! you don't lock down 99.9% of the world's population because their immune systems are working!

Unless you are Bill "Kill Bill" Gates, who seems to have appointed himself the new world health minister and has a "Plan" Lord help us !!!:shock1:

Obviously, the alcohol ban passed you by!

 

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12 minutes ago, Jane baker said:

No alcohol & no swimming in your hotel pool when your the only couple in it ? Please I don’t understand this can’t even sit by pool on benches & we are the only 2 people in our hotel ?

Sadly, the central governments can't leave common sense to decide what's acceptable and what's not.

They need to have blanket rules, without exception or grey areas... in order to avoid ambiguity.

Like most on this forum, we're happy to enjoy a quiet drink in sensible ways, but the locals (the vast majority) only drink in groups.

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