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All being well, Thailand will celebrate Songkran this year: Health Ministry


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the last year songkran was cancelled on 18th March, so less than 4 weeks in advance. Possibly it will go in zero infections provinces and strictly barred in red ones.

I do think the government are trying to boost it's popularity and show covid success, give people hope for future.

Possibly with this announcement they are trying to convince to strictly follow rules and have some 10 days of songkran this year (it's in the middle of week, tuesday-thursday) as a reward.

But how the second wave will play out is too early to guess. It might last until hot weather comes sometimes in March.

The quantity of vax (some 800k) from china will come only on 8th March, before they are distributed and start to work would be the end of month.

Personally I don't plan to travel anywhere at that time, because traffic jams and overflowing hotels, but will do many short mid-week brakes before that. Still many provinces are opened and travel is possible.

I am afraid, that red zone provinces around bangkok will be growing, probably samut songkran, nakhom pathom or even some districts in bangkok. The sixth red province included just a few days ago is samut prakan, which is very well integrated with bangkok

 

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According to Sanook News, Deputy Public Health Minister Sathit Pitutecha has said that if people continue to follow the preventative measures put in place to limit the spread of the virus, then the Songkran water festival will go ahead as normal in April.

 

Who would believe that?

 

They announced two weeks ago to shut down schools in provinces without sick people. 

 

   It was decided on a Sunday evening at 9 pm. 

 

How would they know now if the numbers are still low in April?

 

   The fortune tellers must make good money these days. 

 

 

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11 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

Well or not.

Thai communities will observe in one fashion or another. 

 

Needn't have the suppressive authorities to tell us when to wipe and when not to. 

The oppressive authorities you refer to may well have saved your life and 000’s of others by preventative measures.

be safe- or dead ????

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