3 hours ago, redwood1 said:

Its just terrible that people dont want to be stuck in their rooms like prisoners.....They are so selfish to try and live normal lives.. 

I wouldn't regard being allowed out 19 hours a day free do do what you like given what is open as being locked in your room like a prisoner. The rules are pretty simple and easy to follow, you're free just except for a few wee hours of the night and with the bars having no signs of opening anytime in the near future it's not really that bad. Follow the rules and things will continue to ease, continue to break them and uncle Somchai will tighten the bootstrap again, welcome to military rule.

22 minutes ago, Ireland32 said:

We did it yesterday, who are we to challenge Authority it’s the rules   , in Thailand , this was Foodland we can eat together at home , Big deal , do what your told and over soon , quit feeding the cops fines 

I know we are dealing with people who don't yet grok the Germ theory of Disease ????but in social distancing "science"

there is no reason to distance from those you have spent the last two months locked down together

with.

I doubt they were sitting closer than they are at the police station. 

3 hours ago, Olmate said:

You talking bout Tassie?

he is not talking about Tassie he is just talking nonsense Rotnest Island

was just used for isolation and not a penalty for breaking the law.

4 hours ago, petermik said:

Hang them..that will set an example....the deadly virus spreader alcohol strikes again...OMG 

 

Are you talking about Farangs or Thais? Because it's not same same...

11pm? If they had finished drinking at 10:30pm and got back home for the curfew they would have avoided getting caught 5555. 

Curr

4 hours ago, ChakaKhan said:

50 bt fine for thais---2000 for farang      555 

That the fine or the cost of transport ? 

7 minutes ago, lee b said:

11pm? If they had finished drinking at 10:30pm and got back home for the curfew they would have avoided getting caught 5555. 

Based on the OP, the 'raid' was nothing to do with a potential curfew violation. 

Why would anyone risk it at the moment with the threat of arrest, heavy fines and even deportation?

 

 

 

Off topic post and inflammatory replies removed

Open the pubs and let the restaurants sell booze. Problem solved.

They knew the rules. They broke the rules. No excuses. They should be arrested and fined. The rules are reasonable and may contribute to Thailand's low case numbers. "But Johnny's mom let's him blah blah..." doesn't cut it.

Good idea to get press involved. Inform others who might consider flaunting the rules.

If they don't like it, they can go home to their "nanny states"

Back in the Uk where we have had nearly 50k deaths the beaches and parks are full to bursting whereas Thailand who has had only a handful is like a police state. Very sad. (correction badly run army controlled state). There was a rime long ago when you went to Thailand for the freedom it offered  - no longer sadly. 

Edited May 26, 20206 yr by jimmyswale

4 hours ago, redwood1 said:

Its just terrible that people dont want to be stuck in their rooms like prisoners.....They are so selfish to try and live normal lives.. 

"new normal" ...normal doesn't exist anymore.

2 hours ago, jimmyswale said:

Back in the Uk where we have had nearly 50k deaths the beaches and parks are full to bursting whereas Thailand who has had only a handful is like a police state. Very sad. (correction badly run army controlled state). There was a rime long ago when you went to Thailand for the freedom it offered  - no longer sadly. 

Perhaps that's WHY Thailand has only had a handful of cases and why the UK has had many.

 

 

Edited May 26, 20206 yr by DefaultName

Plenty of "legal" drinking parties at bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants etc. across the border here in Cambodia. Face masks not mandatory and no curfew!!

Maybe a little pedantic but they were out, congregating, drinking in a public place after curfew 

Some of your comments are unfair.

They could just as easily purchased their booze earlier & had a small quiet gathering at home.

As I have said many times "we have to be governed (in particular at present) by the lowest common denominator )

 

4 hours ago, White Christmas13 said:

he is not talking about Tassie he is just talking nonsense Rotnest Island

was just used for isolation and not a penalty for breaking the law.

You sure it wasn,t Xmas or manus or Nauru?

.........a number of Thais and foreigners for illegally drinking alcohol ..........

 

Ah, illegal at last. Welcome prohibition!

3 hours ago, Olmate said:

You sure it wasn,t Xmas or manus or Nauru?

No I am sure I live in Perth

16 hours ago, jimmyswale said:

Back in the Uk where we have had nearly 50k deaths the beaches and parks are full to bursting whereas Thailand who has had only a handful is like a police state. Very sad. (correction badly run army controlled state). There was a rime long ago when you went to Thailand for the freedom it offered  - no longer sadly. 

And yesterday the UK had 134 new deaths and over 4000 new infections, Thailand 0 and +3 respectively. Death is the ultimate loss of freedom!

Wow.  And Thailand has a couple of case some days and zero cases some days.

 

And they still have a curfew and alcohol ban. The government doesn't know that they will NEVER get the number of cases to zero every day. Not until there is a vaccine. Which could be a year or more away. And that people have to live.

 

Even China cannot get its cases to zero - and that's a communist dictatorship whose people are not free.

 

Thailand is getting like one of them African or South American dictatorships. The ones that are run by stupid, uneducated dictators.....where the country ends up as a basket case and everyone is poor except for a few corrupt government officials who steal from the rest.

 

Edited May 27, 20206 yr by Ketyo