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Pattaya: Lots of Thais and foreigners exercising on the sidewalk but no one on the beach

 

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Thai media 77kaoded reported that they saw lots of Thai and foreign people exercising on beach roads in Pattaya.

 

Nine beaches and beach areas have been shut off so no one is allowed on the sands. And there are measures in place to stop people congregating on the sidewalks.

 

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Alcohol consumption and food is a no-no near the beach.

 

But most joggers were social distancing and wearing masks, they said.

 

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They spoke to Suphanee who said she does up to an hour's exercise a day taking off her mask when she is jogging.

 

Taew (an assumed name) said she was scared but she wore her mask and went to exercise for an hour too.

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

 

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11 minutes ago, 4MyEgo said:

Don't you guys get it, Covid-19 hides in the sand and in the sea, so stay off of the sand and out of the sea.

Does that mean City Hall are complicit in supporting Covid-19? They must be giving it more hiding places by continually moving all the sand around and altering the beaches.

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1 hour ago, petermik said:

The beach is being kept in pristine condition in preparation for our Chinese visitors at the end of the month....????

Which month? I read that international travel to Thailand is banned till end of June.

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On 5/20/2020 at 11:12 AM, cornishcarlos said:

 

Scared of what ?? There's no dodgy ladyboys hanging around....

Maybe scared of getting fined for not wearing a mask. I never wear a mask when I am riding my bike. It is

exercise the same as jogging and to hell with the law.

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On 5/20/2020 at 1:19 PM, zig said:

Which month? I read that international travel to Thailand is banned till end of June

True.

But also true: China among few others has been put on a "green list".

Could enter without having to go to quarantine.

So be prepared.

 

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I live two blocks from Jomtien Beach, but I won't go near it for fear of being targeted by police. No big loss. I almost never go down there, anyway.

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9 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Rubbish.....

The science, according to the CDC, says that surgical masks won’t stop the wearer from inhaling small airborne particles, which can cause infection. Nor do these masks form a snug seal around the face. The CDC recommends surgical masks only for people who already show symptoms of coronavirus and must go outside, since wearing a mask can help prevent spreading the virus by protecting others nearby when you cough or sneeze. The agency also recommends these masks for caregivers of people infected with the virus.

 

 

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An interesting item in the latest Economist about the fresh outbreak in South Korea. Apparently it was a holiday and the weather was good so tens of thousands flew from Seoul down to Jeju Island to enjoy the beaches. Meanwhile, in Seoul, thousands of people flocked to the crowded night clubs and bars. Not a single case of C19 was recorded among the crowds who spent their holiday on the beaches. Dozens of cases soon appeared among people who'd been in the crowded clubs.

 

The mayor and governor should think about this, there's no evidence I've seen of the virus spreading in the heat and humidity of a tropical beach, but plenty of evidence (including from Bangkok) that crowded, enclosed spaces are an ideal breeding ground for it. So reopen the beaches and welcome the hordes from Bangkok, but keep the clubs and bars firmly shut, and ensure restaurants enforce social distancing.

 

The beach closure is a waste of time and resources by people who simply aren't keeping up with the story. Open them now.

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16 hours ago, akampa said:

The science, according to the CDC, says that surgical masks won’t stop the wearer from inhaling small airborne particles, which can cause infection. Nor do these masks form a snug seal around the face. The CDC recommends surgical masks only for people who already show symptoms of coronavirus and must go outside, since wearing a mask can help prevent spreading the virus by protecting others nearby when you cough or sneeze. The agency also recommends these masks for caregivers of people infected with the virus.

 

 

CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant community-based transmission.

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17 hours ago, Guderian said:

An interesting item in the latest Economist about the fresh outbreak in South Korea. Apparently it was a holiday and the weather was good so tens of thousands flew from Seoul down to Jeju Island to enjoy the beaches. Meanwhile, in Seoul, thousands of people flocked to the crowded night clubs and bars. Not a single case of C19 was recorded among the crowds who spent their holiday on the beaches. Dozens of cases soon appeared among people who'd been in the crowded clubs.

 

 

 

Beaches are low risk area. 

Disco, nightclubs, Concert Halls are high risk area

 

This is merely common sense. 

 

 

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7 hours ago, sscc said:

 

Beaches are low risk area. 

Disco, nightclubs, Concert Halls are high risk area

 

This is merely common sense. 

 

 

As are temples, churches and mosques. 

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According to the news today, the beaches in Pattaya (and surrounding areas) will be open again on 1 June.

Open for "all activities" is what it said so that will make some people happy. They haven't felt the tender caress of a ladyboy pick-pocket for months now !

https://thepattayanews.com/2020/05/29/pattaya-city-mayor-says-pattaya-area-beaches-to-reopen-for-all-activities-on-june-first/?fbclid=IwAR2QMSV9vPrcNjCTfb2sm4MbYl-7BOPtDaw71k00uwJkU6jPzwwqQXYthA4

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Drove along beach road yesterday and obviously ir was very quiet. All the bars deserted etc.

I did see a few of the smaller fronted places with doors open and some work going on but whether it was getting ready for future opening or stripping out what was worthwhile and leaving it is hard to say.

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48 minutes ago, Kerryd said:

According to the news today, the beaches in Pattaya (and surrounding areas) will be open again on 1 June.

Open for "all activities" is what it said so that will make some people happy. They haven't felt the tender caress of a ladyboy pick-pocket for months now !

https://thepattayanews.com/2020/05/29/pattaya-city-mayor-says-pattaya-area-beaches-to-reopen-for-all-activities-on-june-first/?fbclid=IwAR2QMSV9vPrcNjCTfb2sm4MbYl-7BOPtDaw71k00uwJkU6jPzwwqQXYthA4

Best news I heard in a while.

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You only can slow down the virus, cannot stop it, let herd immunity take place and let all of us protect the elderly and infirm, NO MORE LOCKDOWN.

Let us try and get on with our lives, repeal the state of emergency and use the forces to assist, protect the elderly

Stop the authoratarianism stop Big Tech and Big Pharma spying on us ..

 

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