Restrictions increased in Pattaya/Bang Lamung - non essential business ordered to close

 

 

The governor of Chonburi has ordered increased restrictions in the Pattaya and Banglamung areas of the province.

 

According to an order issued on Wednesday, all shopping malls are to close in a bid to stop the spread of COVID-19.

 

Convenience stores such as 7-Eleven and Family Mart must be closed between 22.00 and 05.00, the order also states.

 

In malls, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and mobile phone shops can remain open.

 

Restaurants are allowed to offer takeaway only.

 

All bars, massage shops and nightclubs must close.

 

Public swimming pools and gyms must also close, as must public parks and outdoor exercise areas. 

 

Schools, waterparks, amusement parks, tourist attractions and theatres have also been ordered to close.

 

All schools and educational centres to close.

 

All beauticians and spas must close, it is not clear if barbers and hair salons are included in the order. 

 

It is not clear if golf courses and beaches are included in the order.

 

Social gatherings and even parties at houses and condos are not permitted. 

 

The news comes as officials on Wednesday reported a total of 250 new COVID-19 cases in Thailand.

 

This is a developing news story. This post may be updated without warning.

Source: Chonburi PR

 

here we go. this is serious list of businesses. 

In malls, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and mobile phone shops can remain open.

 

Any idea why phone shops should remail open as not necessary ?

Just now, JoePai said:

In malls, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and mobile phone shops can remain open.

 

Any idea why phone shops should remail open as not necessary ?

You beat me to it.

Were they allowed to open during the first lock-down, I can't remember?

Very bad news. Numbers are up again to 250 nationwide, which is the worst number ever. I see things getting increasingly messy from here on in.

11 minutes ago, JoePai said:

In malls, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and mobile phone shops can remain open.

 

Any idea why phone shops should remail open as not necessary ?

A functioning phone is necessary to trace and to contact

the people in case of infection, so it makes sense to keep the phone shops open

 

My concern is they will probably close the beach again

a very bad news as i am used to go here everyday

2 minutes ago, kingofthemountain said:

A functioning phone is necessary to trace and to contact

the people in case of infection, so it makes sense to keep the phone shops open

and how long is a new phone suppose to live for.....mine is 5 yrs old and still going strong......

Good, lockdown is needed and immediately.

Unfortunately the writing was on the wall. It's gonna be a bumpy ride from here on in. 

Luckily we have a second chance with Chinese New Year ...  

5 minutes ago, tinca tinca said:

and how long is a new phone suppose to live for.....mine is 5 yrs old and still going strong......

I am not a frequent user of the phone shops too

but seeing the number of phone shops always full

of thai customers i guess there is some demand

No doubt Lottery sellers will still be allowed to ply their trade with a dozen people crowded round  

Barbers?

6 minutes ago, tinca tinca said:

and how long is a new phone suppose to live for.....mine is 5 yrs old and still going strong......

I had to change my 5 year old phone just the other day as it was an Android 6 version. A number of Apps now need a newer version, especially banking apps. Although, having said that, I ordered via Lazada so had no need to visit a phone shop.

Is all this effective starting today?

28 minutes ago, JoePai said:

In malls, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and mobile phone shops can remain open.

 

Any idea why phone shops should remail open as not necessary ?

To buy new phones and download the "cha-cha app" or how this thing is called.

I think Central Pattaya has closed

<deleted> about to get real. This will be a rough ride this time around 

Who wants to guess what's about to be banned next ????

Just now, madmen said:

<deleted> about to get real. This will be a rough ride this time around 

Who wants to guess what's about to be banned next ????

I'll guess - alcohol sales. Stock up if you can't live without it.

I would much rather that they did all this now, rather than later. The spread needs stopping, quickly. 

3 minutes ago, madmen said:

<deleted> about to get real. This will be a rough ride this time around 

Who wants to guess what's about to be banned next ????

Part of the plan is to avoid prople from Bangkok coming to Pattaya for party

be prepared for another control soon at the city enters,with only the residents allowed 

to go in, since yesterday they have already closed some of the U turns on Sukkumvith road

the check point will be probably coming back soon

Maybe all those farang idiots I see regularly in Big C, walking around without a mask over their faces, will start to conform.   Sticking it under your chin doesn't count. 

47 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

You beat me to it.

Were they allowed to open during the first lock-down, I can't remember?

Yes, I believe they were. Maybe for people to pay their bills.

Just now, jacko45k said:

Yes, I believe they were. Maybe for people to pay their bills.

Son: Dad, dad, there's a man at the door with a bill.

Dad: No son, it's a duck with a hat on.

(sorry!)

6 minutes ago, kingofthemountain said:

Part of the plan is to avoid prople from Bangkok coming to Pattaya for party

Earlier it was to deter them coming  here to celebrate Songkran.

7 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

Maybe all those farang idiots I see regularly in Big C, walking around without a mask over their faces, will start to conform.   Sticking it under your chin doesn't count. 

Might be more important for those employing foreign workers to bring them in legally. 

6 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

Maybe all those farang idiots I see regularly in Big C, walking around without a mask over their faces, will start to conform.   Sticking it under your chin doesn't count. 

Don't hold your breath

they are part of the same ''rebels'' on motorbikes without helmets

or on working girls without condoms, a lot of totally irresponsibles individuals here in Pattaya

30 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Barbers?

Theyre for the chop

11 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

Maybe all those farang idiots I see regularly in Big C, walking around without a mask over their faces, will start to conform.   Sticking it under your chin doesn't count. 

The  vast majority of  people doing that are................THAIS

Just now, bodga said:

The  vast majority of  people doing that are................THAIS

Wouldn't agree there, more nonThais  for me.