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Director of the Department of Land Transport Jirut Wisanjit spoke to Daily News after decisions made by the CCSA to reopen Thailand.

 

He said that in line with the recommendations the ban on overnight public transport and the movement of goods would continue in seven deep red provinces.

 

These are Chanthaburi, Tak, Nakhon Sri Thammarat and the four far south provinces of Pattani, Yala, Naratiwas and Songkhla.

 

The bottom line is that public buses and vans cannot use the roads from 11 pm to 3 am.

 

This will continue to at least November 15th, potential tourists should note. 

 

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Do say I needed to get to Yala after flying into BKK at 1am because that's where I lived and where my SHA+ hotel was........guess one would need to stay in BKK for a day then....

An SHA+ hotel in Yala? Really? I doubt you could fly from BKK to HDY at that time of night anyway.

I hope you're kidding.

So to go from Chiang mai to Bangkok I need to book a night in an 1 SHA+ hotel?

PCR test too? 5555