Picture: INN

 

The chief of Region 1 of the Royal Thai Police said that the warning phase for curfew breakers in place since 12th July was now over.

 

People breaking the curfew in from 9pm to 4 am can expect immediate arrest and prosecution on the spot, said Lt-Gen Amphol Buarapporn. 

 

Such measures are in place in 13 provinces in Thailand including the capital Bangkok. 

 

INN further reported that vehicles were being checked 24 hours a day as stay at home orders are in place. 

 

They noted that there had been many arrests of people breaking the curfew so far and most fully admitted they knew the rules but still flouted them regardless. 

 

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Any chance we can expect 'No more Mr. Dip<deleted> in the halls of power making stupid decisions'?

4 minutes ago, webfact said:

the warning phase for curfew breakers in place since 12th July was now over.

yes now the super duper party pooper not really a lockdown lockdown has begun. 

 

make sure you keep the music and voices down and have everyone arrive and depart at slightly different times. 

15 minutes ago, webfact said:

The curfew in from 9pm to 4 am

 

15 minutes ago, webfact said:

being checked 24 hours a day

WTRTP?

Edited July 21, 20214 yr by RubbaJohnny

21 minutes ago, webfact said:

People breaking the curfew in from 9pm to 4 am can expect immediate arrest and prosecution on the spot, said Lt-Gen Amphol Buarapporn. 

Prosecution on the spot ey.

 

Officer, Judge & Jury all rolled into one this fella!

43 minutes ago, webfact said:

 

INN further reported that vehicles were being checked 24 hours a day as stay at home orders are in place.

While the curfew runs from 9pm to 4 am? 

Is this linked to interprovincial travel?

2 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

While the curfew runs from 9pm to 4 am? 

Is this linked to interprovincial travel?

It's linked to sounding tough and manly for the media. 

2 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

While the curfew runs from 9pm to 4 am? 

Is this linked to interprovincial travel?

I asked on another forum, can i travel by car between Udon Thani and Khonkaen at any time?

3 hours ago, RubbaJohnny said:

 

WTRTP?

NNTWRTP

3 hours ago, SooKee said:

Any chance we can expect 'No more Mr. Dip5hit in the halls of power making stupid decisions'?

None... he admonished himself of all blame already.

TV showing hospital beds on the streets, and new uncollected corpses.

Now it's hit the fan perhaps those sleeping policmen, redundant TAT spruikers and all those  on inactive posts can help clear their wreckage,give the deceased the dignity of a pitti cremation or funeral.

Once dead on pavements is viral I think re-opening to tourism will be dead too . I expect the cowed/pliant  Thai media to gloss over or self censor but it's happening any pretence of 2nd or developing world slipping rapidly.

 

If I did not have family and responsibilities I think I would seriously think of bugging out for a while .It may be impossible to get flights, papers ot a country that will allow in people from Thailand in the months to come.

Each to there own but be preparred, failing to plan is planning to fail.

As long as there flights out of Swampy/Phuket there will be a way for now.

There is now no quick fix, but spending money on quality vax, PPE and sufficient welfare support to the sick so they isolate and dont spread, it'll cost either way lives or money I wonder how the Hi Sos will go, sacrifice in a Buddhist no one left behind.......?

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/bodies-literally-left-lying-in-bangkoks-streets-as-covid-19-takes-heavy-toll/

 

Edited July 21, 20214 yr by RubbaJohnny

Unless you drive a Ferrari, are a Hi-So, and are connected.
We understand how this country works. It should not work this way, but it does. 

Edited July 21, 20214 yr by CALSinCM

1 hour ago, RubbaJohnny said:

TV showing hospital beds on the streets, and new uncollected corpses.

Now it's hit the fan perhaps those sleeping policmen, redundant TAT spruikers and all those  on inactive posts can help clear their wreckage,give the deceased the dignity of a pitti cremation or funeral.

Once dead on pavements is viral I think re-opening to tourism will be dead too . I expect the cowed/pliant  Thai media to gloss over or self censor but it's happening any pretence of 2nd or developing world slipping rapidly.

 

If I did not have family and responsibilities I think I would seriously think of bugging out for a while .It may be impossible to get flights, papers ot a country that will allow in people from Thailand in the months to come.

Each to there own but be preparred, failing to plan is planning to fail.

As long as there flights out of Swampy/Phuket there will be a way for now.

There is now no quick fix, but spending money on quality vax, PPE and sufficient welfare support to the sick so they isolate and dont spread, it'll cost either way lives or money I wonder how the Hi Sos will go, sacrifice in a Buddhist no one left behind.......?

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/bodies-literally-left-lying-in-bangkoks-streets-as-covid-19-takes-heavy-toll/

 

I wish they'd come and pick up all the dead bodies on the side of the road in our village.  The dogs are getting fat and it stinks.
Then the rats.  God.  Plague next no doubt. 
 

^{#reality_filters_on}

^#sarcasm_off

Edited July 21, 20214 yr by CALSinCM

2 hours ago, RubbaJohnny said:

Once dead on pavements is viral I think re-opening to tourism will be dead too .

Most don't understand.  The tourism is based on the Elysium model.  A clear physical separation between monied visitors and wealthy businesses, and a sterilized worker-bee class who at best shows up to grovel and serve. 

Here in Pattaya  the roads are dead by 9pm. Nobody  dares to break the curfew. People are frightened  of the police. The police are rigorously enforcing take away food rules..one customer only...one cook..no gathering of staff or customers. People are checking on each other and social  events are reported to the police. People  are scared of the police and the virus

2 hours ago, kingstonkid said:

Thus the virus and versions of it will continue to exist.

Yes as they always have and always will  hence we have to "learn to live with it"

3 hours ago, RubbaJohnny said:

TV showing hospital beds on the streets, and new uncollected corpses.

Now it's hit the fan perhaps those sleeping policmen, redundant TAT spruikers and all those  on inactive posts can help clear their wreckage,give the deceased the dignity of a pitti cremation or funeral.

Once dead on pavements is viral I think re-opening to tourism will be dead too . I expect the cowed/pliant  Thai media to gloss over or self censor but it's happening any pretence of 2nd or developing world slipping rapidly.

 

If I did not have family and responsibilities I think I would seriously think of bugging out for a while .It may be impossible to get flights, papers ot a country that will allow in people from Thailand in the months to come.

Each to there own but be preparred, failing to plan is planning to fail.

As long as there flights out of Swampy/Phuket there will be a way for now.

There is now no quick fix, but spending money on quality vax, PPE and sufficient welfare support to the sick so they isolate and dont spread, it'll cost either way lives or money I wonder how the Hi Sos will go, sacrifice in a Buddhist no one left behind.......?

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/bodies-literally-left-lying-in-bangkoks-streets-as-covid-19-takes-heavy-toll/

 

Yep. Get out now before  Thailand  gets red listed.

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12 hours ago, WineOh said:

Prosecution on the spot ey.

 

Officer, Judge & Jury all rolled into one this fella!

Normal state of affairs when looking for a 'tip'

I am not entirely convinced that "Mr Nice Guy" was ever a feature of RTP activities anyway,!

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RTP: No more Mr Nice Guy for curfew breakers as 24 hour checks on vehicles ramped up

The question on many people’s minds is enforcement of the prohibition of interprovincial travel. There are a lot of questions about going from X province to Y province, but its likely that specific routes are not consistently checked or blocked. But, the larger question is the overall enforcement of the prohibition of interprovincial travel.

21 hours ago, webfact said:

People breaking the curfew in from 9pm to 4 am can expect immediate arrest and prosecution on the spot,

"You pay fine.  You pay now!"  aka same-o same-o.

 

Automobile sales set to soar.

 

 

Anyone told him Pattaya does not have a single checkpoint or police patrol anywhere to be seen?

15 hours ago, johng said:

Yes as they always have and always will  hence we have to "learn to live with it"

u think before we learn to live with it we need to find ways to lesson its impact on society so that it is easier to live with.

22 hours ago, WineOh said:

Prosecution on the spot ey.

 

Officer, Judge & Jury all rolled into one this fella!

It appears Lt-Gen Amphol was an avid Judge Dredd fan in his youth.