Updated restrictions for Chiang Mai

[jackdd]

 

Source: https://www.facebook.com/covid.int.cm

[trevoromgh]

Very vague.  What's their definition of what constitutes a 'social gathering' then?  If it's over 50 persons that's fine but it doesn't specify so could be 4 people, open to misinterpretation by everyone. 

[jackdd]

4 minutes ago, trevoromgh said:

Very vague.  What's their definition of what constitutes a 'social gathering' then?  If it's over 50 persons that's fine but it doesn't specify so could be 4 people, open to misinterpretation by everyone. 

After looking up some Thai sources about this, seems to be "No gatherings with more than 10 persons".

[kimincm]

Would shopping centre cover Dallard Worarot??

I'd guess the number of people would see it shut.

Edited May 17, 2021 by kimincm

[CharlieH]

Off topic post removed

[ThaiPauly]

My wife wants to bring the massage woman in the village round to attend to her back.

What's the score  there?

OK to do I would presume as long as they are sensible and both wear masks?

Anybody know for sure,?

I see no mention of massage shops or massages in the latest guidelines. 

Thanks

[Bill97]

52 minutes ago, ThaiPauly said:

My wife wants to bring the massage woman in the village round to attend to her back.

What's the score  there?

OK to do I would presume as long as they are sensible and both wear masks?

Anybody know for sure,?

I see no mention of massage shops or massages in the latest guidelines. 

Thanks

Can it be done without posting on Facebook, line or similar?  If so do it.

[jackdd]

1 hour ago, ThaiPauly said:

My wife wants to bring the massage woman in the village round to attend to her back.

What's the score  there?

OK to do I would presume as long as they are sensible and both wear masks?

Anybody know for sure,?

I see no mention of massage shops or massages in the latest guidelines. 

Thanks