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Pattaya: Tourists flouting the alcohol and distancing rules - police chief cracking down

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Pattaya: Tourists flouting the alcohol and distancing rules - police chief cracking down

 

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Pattaya's police chief said he was cracking down on Thai and foreign tourists brazenly breaking the Covid-19 rules in Soi Bua Khao. 

 

Earlier pictures in the Thai media showed people drinking in the area of Tree Town market where there are mainly restaurants.

 

Few masks were on display and social distancing had gone out the window as the revellers stuck their fingers up to the rules, reported 77kaoded. 

 

Chief Pol Col Khemmarin Phitsamai said he was aware of what was going on in the entertainment district. 

 

He had been told that patrons were not served alcohol in the area but they had brought it all in from 7-Eleven.

 

He had ordered his men to crack down on the transgressions. 

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

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    As there has been no domestic cases for 28 days, and there appears to be no further contagion among these people gathering to enjoy a bit of socialising, common sense would say: Open the bars. Ho

  • Suddenly we believe all the Thai statistics! ????

  • Anyone in Pattaya knows Treetown has been like this for at least 2 months

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As there has been no domestic cases for 28 days, and there appears to be no further contagion among these people gathering to enjoy a bit of socialising, common sense would say: Open the bars.

However, we are talking about a government in fear of an massive uprising, so common sense does not come into the equation.

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6 minutes ago, Thaiwrath said:

As there has been no domestic cases for 28 days, and there appears to be no further contagion among these people gathering to enjoy a bit of socialising, common sense would say: Open the bars.

However, we are talking about a government in fear of an massive uprising, so common sense does not come into the equation.

Suddenly we believe all the Thai statistics! ????

17 minutes ago, webfact said:

Chief Pol Col Khemmarin Phitsamai said he was aware of what was going on in the entertainment district.

And I am sending my guys out to make me and them some money. I am actually glad to hear someone in Thailand is actually having some fun.

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This Tree Town area seems to be special. Before there were no public benches to sit. But now there are many and used by people for drinking and socializing. If you go a little bit further to Soi LK Metro it is dark and quiet. Also many other areas in Soi Buakhao are quiet. But this area has been different for many weeks already. 

 

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1 hour ago, BigStar said:

Suddenly we believe all the Thai statistics! ????

Just give some proof against it and I will reconsider. ???? 

Apparently they weren't at the beaches yesterday. Hardly any foreigners but chalked full of Bangkok license plates and Thais getting their drink on but as long as they get foreigners out of tree town all is good.

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2 hours ago, BigStar said:
2 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

As there has been no domestic cases for 28 days, and there appears to be no further contagion among these people gathering to enjoy a bit of socialising, common sense would say: Open the bars.

However, we are talking about a government in fear of an massive uprising, so common sense does not come into the equation.

Suddenly we believe all the Thai statistics!

As you suggest, only when it suits them!

13 minutes ago, skorp13 said:

Apparently they weren't at the beaches yesterday. Hardly any foreigners but chalked full of Bangkok license plates and Thais getting their drink on but as long as they get foreigners out of tree town all is good.

Garbage.  You omitted the very relevant part that stated that Thais were included also, in fact, Thais were the first to be mentioned...

"Pattaya's police chief said he was cracking down on Thai and foreign tourists brazenly breaking the Covid-19 rules in Soi Bua Khao. 

Earlier pictures in the Thai media showed people drinking in the area of Tree Town market where there are mainly restaurants".

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It's been going on for months, even during the booze ban. Why crack down now when bars are probably going to open soon anyway?

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Anyone in Pattaya knows Treetown has been like this for at least 2 months

Photos taken last week, and last night when 30+ officers arrived.

Was fun while in lasted, but it was only a matter of time

 

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3 hours ago, Matzzon said:

Just give some proof against it and I will reconsider. ???? 

On 19 June 2020 at 18:00, Thailand announced that 3,511 additional people met the criteria for PUI, raising the total to 288,088 PUI, as shown in Table 1.

 

https://ddc.moph.go.th/viralpneumonia/eng/file/situation/situation-no168-190663.pdf

A corrupt and lawless society results in a corrupt and lawless society. One needs only look towards those past and present office holders who have turned this town into what it is.

3 minutes ago, Matzzon said:

And what are you saying with that?

I am not saying anything.

You stated "Just give some proof against it and I will reconsider."

So I provided the link pointing to actual government statistics provided by MOPH.

38 minutes ago, Benmart said:

A corrupt and lawless society results in a corrupt and lawless society. One needs only look towards those past and present office holders who have turned this town into what it is.

May I thank them from the bottom of my heart.

Open the bars, give people work, income and some fun.

What shall happen with borders closed and 1 month without a new Chinese virus case ?

Maybe unwanted maternity ?

2 hours ago, timendres said:

I am not saying anything.

You stated "Just give some proof against it and I will reconsider."

So I provided the link pointing to actual government statistics provided by MOPH.

Yes, I saw that. What had that to do with proof for what I asked for. I guess you think it´s right to give people tobacco when they want bubble gum.

3 hours ago, timendres said:

On 19 June 2020 at 18:00, Thailand announced that 3,511 additional people met the criteria for PUI, raising the total to 288,088 PUI, as shown in Table 1.

 

https://ddc.moph.go.th/viralpneumonia/eng/file/situation/situation-no168-190663.pdf

I read somewhere today that there is a spike in cases from returning Burmese workers from Thailand into Mynamar.

7 hours ago, timendres said:

On 19 June 2020 at 18:00, Thailand announced that 3,511 additional people met the criteria for PUI, raising the total to 288,088 PUI, as shown in Table 1.

 

https://ddc.moph.go.th/viralpneumonia/eng/file/situation/situation-no168-190663.pdf

So 286,000 Thais turned up at hospital with Covid symptoms .

If they were not all tested then the published numbers of infections are laughable.

he had ordered his men to crack down on the transgressions. 

 

whats that a typo

15 hours ago, champers said:

It's been going on for months, even during the booze ban. Why crack down now when bars are probably going to open soon anyway?

brown envelopes cops have been missing out for months

18 hours ago, Oldie said:

This Tree Town area seems to be special. Before there were no public benches to sit. But now there are many and used by people for drinking and socializing. If you go a little bit further to Soi LK Metro it is dark and quiet. Also many other areas in Soi Buakhao are quiet. But this area has been different for many weeks already. 

 

Reason is most of the beach rd freelancers migrated there after police crackdowns on beach rd

20 hours ago, webfact said:

He had ordered his men to crack down on the transgressions. 

He's got no men left; they're all out banditing on the roads.

1 hour ago, stubby52 said:

Reason is most of the beach rd freelancers migrated there after police crackdowns on beach rd

Around 11 pm yesterday I came across the Tree Town area on my way home. There I saw very many people without masks close together (tourists and ladies and ladymen). Endless empty beer bottles and cans. (Not loud) Music from a portable unit I guess. A police car with blinking red lights standing there but driving away. All in all I had the impression that this seems to be an approved party zone - but the two bars closed by the police are still closed. It has been busy there for weeks already. And someone put there many public benches not so long ago so that the people can sit. 

22 hours ago, Oldie said:

This Tree Town area seems to be special. Before there were no public benches to sit. But now there are many and used by people for drinking and socializing. If you go a little bit further to Soi LK Metro it is dark and quiet. Also many other areas in Soi Buakhao are quiet. But this area has been different for many weeks already. 

 

I wounder who has there name on the title deeds for this area 

On 6/22/2020 at 11:06 AM, webfact said:

tourists

Tourist??? Really? I guess it's the folks who couldn't wouldn't leave finally shaking loose the lockdown.

On 6/22/2020 at 11:20 AM, BigStar said:

Suddenly we believe all the Thai statistics! ????

All depends on how thirsty or frisky you feel....

The New Normal Tourism in Pattaya:

One hand waving you over to come to Pattaya;

The other hand smashing you in the face.

Covid-Tourism 2020.  What possibly could go wrong?

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