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UPDATE: Thailand imposes tighter restrictions to slow virus spread - including curfew


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Posted
14 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

 

A major supermarket is on the second floor of Big C... so how does that work?

Use the tradesmans entrance.

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Posted (edited)

Well it seems in my province (Kanchanaburi), they have since Monday gradually been introducing many 'lockdown' restrictions.

 

As of today, announced by the village chief ....

 

Curfew - dont leave homes between 10 PM and 4 AM

No alcohol to be sold before 10 AM and between 2 and 5 PM, shops to close 8 PM

No one allowed in or out the village except with a letter from the poo yai stating it's neccessary. This is also apparently in effect in the nearest supply town so could cause some people hardship. People returning from Bangkok etc are turned around.

Ban on delivery vans in and out. They today set up a depot in the Highways depot for all delivery vans. Many entrepreneural types have set up large lorries selling direct to customers - this place is 5 minutes from the checkpoint (on the wrong side), but packed today when I went to collect a packet from Lazada.

 

If this is already in place in my small village am pretty sure the Bangkok and surrounding areas will be announced soon.

 

The 10 am alcohol was sprung on the worthies today and there was a queue of shaky-hand-men lining up for their morning shots.

 

Edited by Saltire
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Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Hairy.... never mind the restrictions for getting out of Bangkok... Chiang Rai has been known to implement it's own very strict rules for those traveling in. Paperwork showing just out of ASQ a must I expect.

I already checked with Chiang Rai.  I need to show my ASQ release and my proof of vaccination.  At least if I get stuck in Bangkok we have a condo I can stay at.  
 

Of course between now and Sunday things may change in CR

Edited by statman78
Posted (edited)

Basically this means more Bangkok registered vehicles will be sighted in the North and North East. Stop travel between provinces.

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Posted
Just now, natway09 said:

At last, they realize that malls are not exactly necessary.

Try telling that to the big five Chinese families that own Thailand.

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Posted
1 minute ago, ripstanley said:

Basically this means more Bangkok registered vehicles will be sighted in the North, Easts. Stop travel between provinces.

....or get yourself some new plates.....?

Posted
11 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

3 closed  in my area about a week ago.

You must be close to Naklua, the market on SSCC opposite the newish condo's was packed when we went past yesterday, apparently picking up the slack from the closed Naklua ones, I personally wouldn't go anywhere near them.

Posted
1 minute ago, Golden Triangle said:

You must be close to Naklua, the market on SSCC opposite the newish condo's was packed when we went past yesterday, apparently picking up the slack from the closed Naklua ones, I personally wouldn't go anywhere near them.

I thought they were due to reopen after a few days.... we don't regularly use them but Mrs tried to last week. Two in Naklua and one in Rong Po she went to. All shut.... 

Posted
2 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

I thought they were due to reopen after a few days.... we don't regularly use them but Mrs tried to last week. Two in Naklua and one in Rong Po she went to. All shut.... 

Not sure if they have reopened or not, sorry I'm on the Darkside 55

Posted
23 minutes ago, DjSilver said:

skip the ridiculous restrictions and let the people live their lifes as usual 

....................or deaths as the case might be.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Golden Triangle said:

Not sure if they have reopened or not, sorry I'm on the Darkside 55

My Mrs says they have....

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Posted

Their course of action should be vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate. Protection not restrictions. But that bird left the nest a long time a go and this is the result.

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Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, webfact said:

The measures, which are expected to be formally announced following the conclusion of the CCSA meeting on Friday afternoon, are as follows:

 

  • Work from home where possible

  • Shopping malls closed

  • Supermarkets to remain open but hours restricted

  • No unnecessary travel

  • Vaccinate vaccinate vaccinate

Edit: Posted before I read the comment above. Spooky.

Edited by Bangkok Barry
Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Golden Triangle said:

Probably, I count that as essential shopping, failing that we have a very friendly bottle shop owner who always looks after us ( I mean me ) 

Someone very close to me has a brother who is a policeman and he supplied us with beer last time there was a lockdown :)

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Posted
1 minute ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Someone very close to me has a brother who is a policeman and he supplied us with beer last time there was a lockdown ????

Same here....but he was just stood at the other side of the bar.

Posted
3 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

These half measures will wreak havoc on the economy and livelihoods while doing little to stop the spread. 

 

Well we are in the midst of 'half measures' and as you say, they aren't working. Yes... vaccinations needed.... stop the dying.

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Posted
31 minutes ago, ripstanley said:

Basically this means more Bangkok registered vehicles will be sighted in the North and North East. Stop travel between provinces.

They are flowing quicker into Pattaya than the rising flood waters on beach road !!

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Posted
1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

In nakhon pathom where I reside and an area which would be included in any restrictions it says shopping malls must be closed but supermarkets open?

A major supermarket is on the second floor of Big C... so how does that work?

It means Big C is open (for food sales) but the other parts of the mall are not.  Just like in April 2020.

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Just finished watching a very late CCSA broadcast, one little snippet I saw, 80% of all available vaccines will be redirected to Bangkok, tuff tittie provinces, you're getting next to chuff all. 

 

Please get the emoticons working ????

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Posted
3 hours ago, Crossy said:

Can I buy BEER in the supermarkets??

 

Yes from 11am to  2pm  and then again from 5pm till 8pm   for the moment !

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