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Pattaya: Mayor says he's ready to combat "second wave" to protect domestic tourism industry

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Pattaya: Mayor says he's ready to combat "second wave" to protect domestic tourism industry

 

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Pattaya's strongarm mayor Sontaya Khunpluem has said that the resort is ready to combat potential problems that might arise from further cases of Covid-19.

 

Pattaya is not letting its collective guard down, he told INN.

 

His comments come as Thailand is jittery after the Tachilek cases of infection brought in from Myanmar.

 

Sontaya said that he had instructed his deputies and health officials to be ready for anything. 

 

Equipment was being checked and training drills perfected. 

 

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They would be using their experience from the previous lockdown, he said. 

 

He said that Pattaya is enjoying a resurgence in domestic Thai tourism and his focus would be to protect that.

 

INN said he was not overly worried by the situation though he was determined that the resort would not let down its guard.

 

Source: INN

 

 

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so when does the mass testing begin

Looks like he is ready to beat it to death with his bare hands ????

1 hour ago, webfact said:

They would be using their experience from the previous lockdown, he said. 

Well ! Thats all OK then

More Traffic chaos as Suk is closed again.

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3 hours ago, smedly said:

so when does the mass testing begin

Don't be so rude!!!!!????

An  honest question

Why is this Mayor always portrayed as  Pattayas " Strongarm " Mayor  in the Press

3 minutes ago, Cake Monster said:

Why is this Mayor always portrayed as  Pattayas " Strongarm " Mayor  in the Press

He is the son of the late Kamnan Poh, who was dubbed the "Godfather" of Chonburi.

1 minute ago, Phuketshrew said:

He is the son of the late Kamnan Poh, who was dubbed the "Godfather" of Chonburi.

Yes, I am aware of that fact, as was the previous Mayor Ittipol Khunpluem, the now Culture Minister.

Ittipol never had a label such as this, so I still ask why " Strong arm "

Another utterance about a future event without previous experience of the same.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Equipment was being checked and training drills perfected. 

for what?

Which second wave?

 

The first one still didn't arrive. Probably stuck at immigration and sorting out paperwork.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

 

They would be using their experience from the previous lockdown, he said. 

Aha, so he evidently plans yet again to blame the small number of farangs left in the city, block off access to Pattaya to stop them from infecting noble Thais, shut down the beaches and tell the police to be especially wary of those pesky 80 year-old farangs who still want to swim in the sea. Great strategy, that's Pattaya dead again. 

21 hours ago, webfact said:

Pattaya's strongarm mayor Sontaya Khunpluem has said that the resort is ready to combat potential problems that might arise from further cases of Covid-19.

 

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17 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

An  honest question

Why is this Mayor always portrayed as  Pattayas " Strongarm " Mayor  in the Press

You do not want to know how strong his arm is.  He will make you an offer you can't refuse.

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