By Adam Judd

 

Pattaya, Thailand-Pattaya police spoke with TPN media and other local reporters this afternoon, Sunday, March 27th, 2022, regarding the results of a raid on a local “restaurant” early this morning.

 

First, get caught up on our prior story by clicking the link below:

 

https://thepattayanews.com/2022/03/27/pattaya-police-shocked-to-find-a-local-restaurant-allegedly-breaking-covid-19-rules-and-open-past-legal-closing-time/

 

According to Pol. Lt. Col. Wuttikarn Plongrong, Deputy Police Commissioner of Pattaya City Police, the venue had broken three main orders currently in place.

 

Those three violations were selling alcohol without permission, opening an entertainment venue illegally, and breaking Chonburi Communicable Disease Control orders around social distancing and other Covid-19 rules.

 

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Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/03/27/update-pattaya-police-to-request-permanent-closure-for-restaurant-caught-allegedly-breaking-covid-19-rules-and-open-late/

 

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Good, enough opportunities to run a legal establishment...

 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

selling alcohol without permission, opening an entertainment venue illegally, and breaking Chonburi Communicable Disease Control orders around social distancing and other Covid-19 rules.

Bunch of Numpties

12 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Good, enough opportunities to run a legal establishment...

 

Yeah right..cuz BIB are all about justice and "running legal establishments" and set such a fine example.???? Please! Penalty is over the top.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

the venue had broken three main orders currently in place.

as opposed to the 47 broken by Pattaya City police.

Cant be on the payroll or late with payment always spring to mind with any police operation ???? 

1 hour ago, Skeptic7 said:

Yeah right..cuz BIB are all about justice and "running legal establishments" and set such a fine example.???? Please! Penalty is over the top.

Run it legal/illegal Thai style... you know how it rolls here.

Cut out certain people you'll get done.

Looks more like a pool hall than a restaurant!

33 minutes ago, Darkside Gray said:

Looks more like a pool hall than a restaurant!

Look again...they have green tablecloths......LOL

I always find it interesting to read comments supporting the breaking of the law. Perhaps that's why those people are here, as they enjoy the freedom to do so.

8 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I always find it interesting to read comments supporting the breaking of the law. Perhaps that's why those people are here, as they enjoy the freedom to do so.

that's precisely the reason I chose to retire in Thailand. I try and break as many laws as I can just to annoy the moralists on here ????

8 hours ago, webfact said:

According to Pol. Lt. Col. Wuttikarn Plongrong, Deputy Police Commissioner of Pattaya City Police, the venue had broken three main orders currently in place

And possibly broke the fourth and only important order.  "Kick backs to the police will be paid on time with automatic incremental increases based on attendance figures"

Surely it would be better to have people 'socialising' all spread out and at different times.

 

By limiting peoples time out, you actually increase public densities which would accelerate any bug or virus that is going round?

 

 

11 hours ago, Darkside Gray said:

Looks more like a pool hall than a restaurant!

A dumpy one at that.