2 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

Good news.

I just heard on the radio that they've scrapped that travel permission thing.

 

That the one that was not policed ?

 

<deleted> clowns.

9 hours ago, notnaff said:

Where did you get your permit?

 

Thanks

 

As of today, it's official: permit isn't required anymore. But in case smth changes, you can get one here:

https://goo.gl/maps/8xA7dvKhpnCQbdgv7

You'll need the building with the tables outside, next one to the actual City Hall

It has been revoked I give you this fresh news of the day

On 5/1/2021 at 7:18 AM, ThailandRyan said:

Misinformation post. Try some real information. 

 

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/how-indias-second-wave-became-the-worst-covid-19-surge-in-the-world&ved=2ahUKEwjqzbjg3afwAhWfzTgGHW2nB3AQFjAPegQIEhAC&usg=AOvVaw0afYoP3FVQzcMnh1xv9AF7

Here you go Ryan. Real information.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries

As you can see by deaths per million of the population.

India 163

Uk 1871

USA 1781.

As I said, blown out of all proportion.

I can see it's been revoked but incase anyone wants to know I got the bus yesterday, nobody wanted to see my pass and travelling back today there was no issue entering Chonburi (not that I thought there would be). 

Oh good, so infected people are allowed to pour in and out of town now.... what is it, Issarn food market on Beach Rd?

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18 hours ago, Pauliewall said:

I can see it's been revoked but incase anyone wants to know I got the bus yesterday, nobody wanted to see my pass and travelling back today there was no issue entering Chonburi (not that I thought there would be). 

 

The pass was needed to leave Chonburi.... but was a non event.

On 5/2/2021 at 1:19 PM, bkk6060 said:

They will be far away from central Pattaya and never see it.

Isolated in a bubble and tested in an unknown hotel away from the city.

 

Correct 

Never found whether or not we can travel into Chonburi from Bangkok and then return to Bangkok without any special needs or certificates.  We wanted to take the daughter for a trip to Nong Nooch Gardens before school restarts, spend the night nearby and then return to Bangkok the next afternoon. Can anyone give me any new info regarding this.

37 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Never found whether or not we can travel into Chonburi from Bangkok and then return to Bangkok without any special needs or certificates.  We wanted to take the daughter for a trip to Nong Nooch Gardens before school restarts, spend the night nearby and then return to Bangkok the next afternoon. Can anyone give me any new info regarding this.

No checkpoints AFAIAA, but think Nong Nooch will remain closed while Chonburi is classed as Deep Red

 

PH

12 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Never found whether or not we can travel into Chonburi from Bangkok and then return to Bangkok without any special needs or certificates.  We wanted to take the daughter for a trip to Nong Nooch Gardens before school restarts, spend the night nearby and then return to Bangkok the next afternoon. Can anyone give me any new info regarding this.

No problem making the trip as there are no checks... although I doubt if Nong Nooch is open.

But you know what, considering the high infection numbers in Bangkok and surrounds do you really think it prudent to even consider such a trip? 

 

12 hours ago, Phulublub said:

No checkpoints AFAIAA, but think Nong Nooch will remain closed while Chonburi is classed as Deep Red

 

PH

Nong Nooch returned a call to my GF yesterday and told her they were open, they even sent her a reduced coupon for entry.  It was why I posed the question, as It had been a plan prior to this wave hitting.

 

39 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

No problem making the trip as there are no checks... although I doubt if Nong Nooch is open.

But you know what, considering the high infection numbers in Bangkok and surrounds do you really think it prudent to even consider such a trip? 

 

Thank you.  Prudent, well maybe not in your view, but if we do stay clear of all others it can be done.  Driving our own vehicle, staying in a hotel over night possibly and then driving back.  Not so much different than staying here is Bangkok, using the car to drive to the market and buy food stuffs or shop in the mall with no one around while wearing the proper gear and sanitizing, or even going on the evening runs we do.  Very few people around in the Sathorn Area, and Icon Siam was deserted yesterday, it was actually nice to get out and walk inside a large mall.  Closest we were to anyone was through the plastic screen at the checkouts where we bought items.  No one inside but us as customers but plenty of staff standing around in their sections playing on their phones.  I see no reason why it could not be done if all precautions were taken.   

On 4/30/2021 at 10:13 PM, Kinnock said:

It's like a black hole ..... with a beach.

Which disappears when it rains.

Just seen a Facebook post from a nearby restaurant I use and he seems to think he can open for dine in from today. Now it was in Thai so plenty of opportunity for error. I was of the impression there MIGHT be a decision today to allow some dine in for the deep red zones.