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Chonburi/Pattaya confirms overnight Covid-19 curfew will end on Halloween, October 31st

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The Chonburi Public Relations Facebook Page confirmed this afternoon that curfew in Chonburi, which includes the popular tourist city of Pattaya, will officially end on Sunday, October 31st, 2021.

 

The last full night of curfew will be Saturday, October 30th, 2021 from 11:00 P.M. to 3:00 A.M.

 

The curfew, in place in some form for over three months, has been nearly universally criticized at least on our social media forums and comments. Officials stated the purpose of the curfew was to stop illegal gatherings and parties overnight and had been successful in this regard. The curfew, however, has decided to be ended for tourism BLUE (Business, Leisure, Ultimate Experience) zones that will let in foreign vaccinated tourists from November.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2021/10/22/chonburi-pattaya-confirms-overnight-covid-19-curfew-will-end-on-halloween-october-31st/

 

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1 minute ago, snoop1130 said:

Chonburi Public Relations Facebook Page confirmed this afternoon

Is this a reliable source or more blather?

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1 hour ago, HappyExpat57 said:

Is this a reliable source or more blather?

Isn't Facebook the official Thai government channel....????

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So now you can stay out even later doing nothing and not going anywhere......the big sell is on.

And will start again on 01st November 2021

 

The Chonburi Public Relations Facebook Page confirmed this afternoon that curfew in Chonburi, which includes the popular tourist city of Pattaya, will officially end on Sunday, October 31st, 2021.

Ready for nightlife opening Nov 1st?

How about giving the people somewhere to go instead of sneaking around doing things illegally .!!!

12 hours ago, Will B Good said:

So now you can stay out even later doing nothing and not going anywhere......the big sell is on.

Well automatically it will mean restaurants can be open a bit later, as staff will not have to rush off to beat the curfew. We shall have to see if their hours, and maybe serving a beer are relaxed at the same time. I don't expect nightlife will return quite yet. 

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GENUINE QUESTION...

 

No bars...No booze...No entertainment.

Why would you bother coming to Pattaya?

So no curfew (soon), but we can still be arrested and fined if 2 or more people drink alcohol together anywhere? Yep watch those tourist's beating down the doors to get a piece of that

9 minutes ago, Aliflair said:

So no curfew (soon), but we can still be arrested and fined if 2 or more people drink alcohol together anywhere? Yep watch those tourist's beating down the doors to get a piece of that

 

This could be a big issue if any tourists do actually arrive. As expats we keep up with what we are and are not allowed to do, then decide which rules we want to follow and which ones we're willing to risk ignoring.

 

If a bunch of perhaps less-informed holiday makers turn up and find the bars closed, it would be a perfectly natural reaction to consider grabbing some beers from 7/11 and sit on the beach drinking them... Oblivious to the fact that they are breaking any laws.

On 10/23/2021 at 4:23 AM, HappyExpat57 said:

Yeah, right. If only I could stay UP that late!

Wifey?

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