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Liquor Policy Committee drops plan to extend liquor sale hours, for now

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5 hours ago, proton said:

Kids are not allowed to buy any booze anyway

 

Some "kids" can look way past their actual age - especially the girls - as one or two farangs found guilty of underage sex with a minor have found out to their cost!

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2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Sure, give the kids an ID... and the small shops will still ignore it, [they want to sell]

The solution is to stop shops selling to kids... that takes a deeper thought process.

 

So you catch an underage kid with booze - it's an easy enough job to find out where they got it from and then hit the small shop owner with a big fine/closure?

I can’t tell you how many times we had to rearrange our buying habits since living here!

 

oh well

Bars and clubs open until 4 am in certain areas, but no booze sales in the afternoon. Total nonsense, otherwise known as "Thai Logic".

nothing to do with school kids - it was mentioned last week that this military junta law was invoked in 1972 ,primarily to stop the Generals from getting drunk in the afternoon and not coming back to work..

You lot are all missing the  point the TAT  is making Thailand Muslim friendly .... so alcohol has to GO!!!!!

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