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2021 countdowns can be held under Covid-prevention guidelines: Anutin

By The Nation

 

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Anutin Charnvirakul

 

In this era of Covid-19, New Year countdowns can only be held under the government’s laws and regulations, Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Monday.

 

As for the Big Mountain Music Festival in Nakhon Ratchasima province, which was cancelled for not following Covid-19 control measures, he said the provincial governor has to decide on whether the organisers should be sued.

 

Governor Wichian Chantaranothai had instructed Pak Chong police officers to take legal action against the organisers for violating orders to keep the Ocean Khao Yai resort closed. The organisers may face up to a year in prison and/or Bt100,000 in fines.

 

"In order to curb the spread of Covid-19, people must proceed under government laws and recommendations, while those who violate the law create problems for others,” Anutin said, adding that people can organise events, including countdowns, provided they follow the regulations.

 

As for those who attended the Big Mountain Music Festival, the minister said they should isolate themselves for 14 days and see the doctor immediately if they have respiratory symptoms.

 

“Life will return to normal when the vaccine arrives,” Anutin said, adding that these measures have nothing to do with politics.

 

“Covid-19 is more worrisome than the state of politics, so we have to strictly enforce laws to protect people from infection,” he said.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/lifestyle/30399574

 

 

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

Life will return to normal when the vaccine arrives,” Anutin said, adding that these measures have nothing to do with politics.

 

“Covid-19 is more worrisome than the state of politics, so we have to strictly enforce laws to protect people from infection,” he said.

Wow, Normal once a vaccine is enforce. Quite optimistic isn't he.  Comparing Covid and politics, which he says is less worrisome is hilarious, unless he thinks that the current political atmosphere is like a virus.  If thats the case then it is even bigger then covid I would think with the number of protestors being summoned and/or arrested by the government.

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"In order to curb the spread of Covid-19, people must proceed under government laws and recommendations, while those who violate the law create problems for others,” Anutin said, adding that people can organise events, including countdowns, provided they follow the regulations.

 

In all seriousness, does anyone know what these laws and recommendations and regulations are anymore?

 

I see restaurants full of people now, sitting in every chair, people with no masks in the shopping malls, pubs open until (well...after 1 am - I walked past at 1 am), shouting in pubs (it was very noisy)

 

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I heard the the Big Mountain Festival was officially cancelled due to COVID-19 precautions being ignored. However the, apparent anti-Govenment/Monarchy displays by the musicians and the audience may possibly have had a role to play in the cancellation. Allegedly.

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22 hours ago, Moonlover said:

Sure glad Anutin  wasn't around at the function I attended last Friday. 400 plus guests plus catering staff, security, entertainment crew etc. Not mask in site, no social distancing. All crammed around the dining tables. As we do in Thailand.

 

'E'd 'ave a fit 'e would!

 

And just for a change, the traditional dance and music display was really good.

 

And this was just a house warming. Wait till new year!

 

Where was it? Shh, it's a secret!

 

 

 

Much the same as the wedding reception I attended in Bangkok a couple of weeks ago. Mai ben rai????

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22 hours ago, Moonlover said:

Sure glad Anutin  wasn't around at the function I attended last Friday. 400 plus guests plus catering staff, security, entertainment crew etc. Not mask in site, no social distancing. All crammed around the dining tables. As we do in Thailand.

 

'E'd 'ave a fit 'e would!

 

And just for a change, the traditional dance and music display was really good.

 

And this was just a house warming. Wait till new year!

 

Where was it? Shh, it's a secret!

 

 

 

 

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On 12/14/2020 at 8:45 AM, webfact said:

As for those who attended the Big Mountain Music Festival, the minister said they should isolate themselves for 14 days and see the doctor immediately if they have respiratory symptoms

Why ?? Only yesterday or day before they said they knew and had found every positive Covid person in the country and they were all in quarantine ! ????

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20 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Brainwaves from the Minister for count downs and keeping C V out were so powerful they could ignite a sparkler in his lughole to match the backdrop from whence he was speaking .. 

 

 

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If that thing in his Ear Hole goes Bang ! , there will not be much damage, it will only blow the Wax out 

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Anutin assures us that things will return to normal when the vaccine arrives.The Oxford vaccine may be approved soon but how long will it take to vaccinate everyone or a majority thais ? Do we know if the vaccine prevents re-infection or transmission ? Only then things will return to a very new normal.

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