I haven't seen any official number on what constitutes a gathering.  Is it 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 20, or up to the local official/police?

 

Would be nice to have some sort of official numbers and guidelines seeing as 99.999% of the populace has been observing the social distancing practices and is in a province or area where there are no cases?

 

 

 

 

2 are a company 3 are a crowd i was told many years ago...

2 minutes ago, ezzra said:

2 are a company 3 are a crowd i was told many years ago...

 

 

3 can be fun...... ????

In some countries no more than two , the exception being funerals, and then family only.

 

Thats my observation.

34 minutes ago, steelepulse said:

I haven't seen any official number on what constitutes a gathering.

In France they are announce not more than 10.

3 weeks ago in our soi there were over 50 or more at a funeral.

What I'm trying to ascertain, is what is considered a gathering in Thailand?  Is there a definitive number, or is it up to the local gov't guy depending on the circumstances?

Enough to make a dictator nervous

 

11 hours ago, steelepulse said:

What I'm trying to ascertain, is what is considered a gathering in Thailand?  Is there a definitive number, or is it up to the local gov't guy depending on the circumstances?

 IIRC when the protests were going on it was 6 or more. I would hazard a guess that this would be the same now.

 

No official number for the current situation announced so far that I have heard.

12 hours ago, steelepulse said:

I haven't seen any official number on what constitutes a gathering.  Is it 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 20, or up to the local official/police?

 

Would be nice to have some sort of official numbers and guidelines seeing as 99.999% of the populace has been observing the social distancing practices and is in a province or area where there are no cases?

Sheesh, guy, planning a celebratory orgy is a bit early.

 

PS, can i get an invite ? 

Well, when the police were moving on people from Pattaya beach road, the pictures showed them talking to groups of 4 people.

In the beginning, it was 10..  Now I believe they've taken the liberty to (or your liberty away) by saying anyone that doesn't live at your residence being there is a "gathering" .  

Looking at the junta's Political Act still in effect under the "new" regime, 5 and greater is a 'gathering.' 

There's a scale on Wikipedia:

1. Solo

2. Couple

3. Menage

4. Gang

5. Orgy

6. Clusterf¥<《

7. Gathering

9. Nana

10. Parliament

9 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Sheesh, guy, planning a celebratory orgy is a bit early.

 

PS, can i get an invite ? 

it is never too early to plan for essentials. 

22 hours ago, CharlieH said:

In some countries no more than two , the exception being funerals, and then family only.

 

Thats my observation.

Wife was at a funeral yesterday, school janitors daughter.

She said many, many people there, no social distancing, some not even wearing masks.

Only reason my wife was there, she went in her official capacity as school director.

I said to her, stay home, i cannot she said i am the director, it will look bad if i am not there.

There is a guy who comes to our local coffee shop and he is a crowd all by himself, must be all of 180kg. Social distancing from him means a long walk away. 

22 hours ago, steelepulse said:

What I'm trying to ascertain, is what is considered a gathering in Thailand?  Is there a definitive number, or is it up to the local gov't guy depending on the circumstances?

 

Haven't seen any official numbers, hence the cops can claim 2 is a crowd. And make an arrest.

Under current situation here in Thailand, less is better at the moment.

 

Funny to observe foreigners meet on the street, standing 2 meters away from each other while talking  ????

 

On 4/30/2020 at 11:30 AM, Kwasaki said:

In France they are announce not more than 10.

3 weeks ago in our soi there were over 50 or more at a funeral.

I read 2 the other day. But I don't know if the police will be a hassle if they see you sitting together somewhere. 

There was a number stated before somewhere. It was like 4 or less is OK; it was so definite to help in technicality, just in case. I hope 1422 could be of help.

Officially 3.

They just do not want even 2 people (who do not live together) to get too close to each other for obvious reasons, which is why I talked about the booze ban.

Legitimate people should be able to buy alcohol for having a quiet drink at home.

The law states that drinking in public outside of licenced establishments is a crime.

If the police controlled this (which they never have)  then

again   "We would not be governed by the lowest common denominator"

 

at least a gaggle of aussie drinkers would be a social distancing problem!

 - we drink by 'shouting' 

On 4/30/2020 at 2:05 PM, hotandsticky said:

 

 

3 can be fun...... ????

3 is fun