Phuket beaches to open on June 9

By The Phuket News

 

Beaches to open next Tuesday (June 9) Phuket Governor announced. Photo: PR Phuket

 

PHUKET: All Phuket beaches will open next Tuesday (June 9), Phuket Governor Phakaphong Tavipatana announced today (June 6).

 

The re-opening of beaches was approved at today’s meeting of the Phuket Communicable Disease Committee at Phuket Provincial Hall.

 

The announcement was then posted by the Phuket office of the Public Relations Department of Thailand (PR Phuket) on its official Facebook page.

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-beaches-to-open-on-june-9-76305.php

 

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DOH said that local organisations should also come up with measures to control the number of visitors to beaches in their respective provinces to prevent overcrowding. Tourists and workers in the service industry should also be required to wear masks while on the beaches, Dr Panpimol said.

Enough hand sanitisers should also be provided for beach-goers while toilets and bathrooms on beachfronts should be cleaned every two hours, she said, adding that visitors must check in and out at beaches so they can be traced, among other measures.

 

Has Director-General Panpimol Wipulakorn been to Phuket? Does she know that you can walk onto most beaches in several spots? Can she honestly think that hand-sanitizers and check-in/check-out facilities would be feasible? And does she realise that Phuket's beaches don't actually have toilet and bathroom facilities? And sunbathing in masks? Sure!

 

I know he's talking generally but the article is about Phuket.

I thought they would've kept the ban forever as they've been so keen so far in banning everything. The funny thing the officials are proud of their achievement of destroying so many lives!

3 minutes ago, madmitch said:

DOH said that local organisations should also come up with measures to control the number of visitors to beaches in their respective provinces to prevent overcrowding. Tourists and workers in the service industry should also be required to wear masks while on the beaches, Dr Panpimol said.

Enough hand sanitisers should also be provided for beach-goers while toilets and bathrooms on beachfronts should be cleaned every two hours, she said, adding that visitors must check in and out at beaches so they can be traced, among other measures.

 

Has Director-General Panpimol Wipulakorn been to Phuket? Does she know that you can walk onto most beaches in several spots? Can she honestly think that hand-sanitizers and check-in/check-out facilities would be feasible? And does she realise that Phuket's beaches don't actually have toilet and bathroom facilities? And sunbathing in masks? Sure!

 

I know he's talking generally but the article is about Phuket.

You are right. Their madness has no limits. I shake my head in disbelief everytime I hear from them. A lot of stupid talk coming from them. Wearing masks on the beach? Clean toilets? Where? These officials talk a lot of nonsense just pretending they are doing their job.

Finally, about time, thank you.

 

"DOH said that local organisations should also come up with measures to control the number of visitors to beaches in their respective provinces to prevent overcrowding. "

 

And how do they think this can happen. Just nonsense.

Having a beer at restaurant or bar?

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11 hours ago, LivinginKata said:

"DOH said that local organisations should also come up with measures to control the number of visitors to beaches in their respective provinces to prevent overcrowding. "

 

And how do they think this can happen. Just nonsense.

Exactly, wonder if they're doing the same for massage places, Central or any markets...pretty sure that's a big "No".

14 hours ago, hugolars said:

Having a beer at restaurant or bar?

You need to know the right restaurant ????

Phuket Governor signs order for June 9 beach re-opening

By The Phuket News

 

Phuket beaches to re-open next Tuesday (June 9). Photo: Khao Phuket File Photo

 

PHUKET: Governor Phakaphong Tavipatana has signed an official order to open all Phuket beaches from June 9 and gradually resume operations at the Phuket Land Transport Office (PLTO) as well as driving schools across the island.

 

The Phuket office of the Public Relations Department of Thailand (PR Phuket) publicly posted the order – signed and dated by Governor Phakaphong Tavipatana yesterday (June 6) – at 11:09am this morning (June 7).

 

The beaches are opening on the condition that five rules are followed by all involved parties:

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-governor-signs-order-for-june-9-beach-re-opening-76317.php

 

 

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Should be interesting, will try to keep the dog away from those...

 

The beaches are opening on the condition that five rules are followed by all involved parties:

1. All surfaces should be cleaned before operations