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Thailand governors told to monitor curfew breakers, parties at hotels, pool villas

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Thailand governors told to monitor curfew breakers, parties at hotels, pool villas

By Pattaya Mail

 

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The Interior Minister expressed his concern about the news reports that young people rented hotel rooms and pool villas for parties.

 

BANGKOK – Interior Minister Anupong Paojinda and senior officials of the Interior Ministry had a video conference with all provincial governors to discuss health measures related to the third phase of business and activity resumption.

The meeting also considered the spending of budgets to control the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and rehabilitate affected parties. Participants saw the third-phase business lockdown relaxation on June 1 as an opportunity to stimulate the economy while agreeing to ensure transparency in budget spending to cope with COVID-19 impacts.

 

On the occasion, provincial governors were instructed to impose the newly adjusted night-time curfew hours from 11pm to 3am and to tell travelers to strictly follow disease control measures. Governors were also told to maintain body temperature checks on people involved in all activities and businesses and make sure they use the “Thai Chana” application software.

 

Full story: https://www.pattayamail.com/coronavirus/thailand-governors-told-to-monitor-curfew-breakers-parties-at-hotels-pool-villas-302320

 

 

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-- © Copyright Pattaya Mail 2020-06-02
 
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22 minutes ago, webfact said:

news reports that young people rented hotel rooms and pool villas for parties

So round 'em up then stack them like sardines in the back of a pickup .. That makes sense .. 

And a bit of overkill with the assault rifle is it not .. 

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That policeman seems a bit overloaded with his assault rifle 

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3 hours ago, Justgrazing said:
3 hours ago, webfact said:

news reports that young people rented hotel rooms and pool villas for parties

So round 'em up then stack them like sardines in the back of a pickup .. That makes sense .. 

And a bit of overkill with the assault rifle is it not .. 

IF they're having a party, the assault rifle must be the 'shoot to thrill' element of it.

Possibly some "journalistic licence" with the headline.........

According to the article it was the Interior minister who had the meeting with the governors -

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On the occasion, provincial governors were instructed to impose the newly adjusted night-time curfew hours from 11pm to 3am and to tell travelers to strictly follow disease control measures

Nothing about parties.......

Added into the story then - 

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Meanwhile, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha urged people to continue with strict healthcare practices including social distancing and face mask use to contain COVID-19. He expressed his concern about the news reports that young people rented hotel rooms and pool villas for parties.

He urged "people". Nothing saying he said this to the governors.....

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Why wait until it ends

9 hours ago, ChipButty said:

That policeman seems a bit overloaded with his assault rifle 

 

he was thinking that he had to arrest georges floyd...

 

 

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