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Curfew In Your Area, What's Going On?

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I live on the other side of the river to where the trouble is but looking from my condo balcony it looks like business as usual!

Plenty on vehicles on the road, soi shops busy with customers, as a matter of fact in the immediate area looks busier than normal!

What's going on where you live?

absolutely nothing. 7-11 closed, not a soul on the street. no cars, nothing.

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absolutely nothing. 7-11 closed, not a soul on the street. no cars, nothing.

What area do you live t.s?

It's now 9.30pm and my area is still busy but slowed down from my first post.

Sounds like the curfew has arrived "a few minutes late" in your area by Thai standards.

Bangna Area - very quiet ... I vote for the curfew to be extended.

Bang Kapi,

business as normal, nobody seems to be bothered about the 40k baht fine.

We must be on a different time zone out here in the sticks.

Police knocking a few back with their red shirt mates, sabai sabai.

All normal here. Bikes out on street. Shops open.

A few bikes on the streets, 7/11 open, restaurants open, cars around and on the expressway heading into Bangkok.

Living in Nonthaburi

Bang Kapi,

business as normal, nobody seems to be bothered about the 40k baht fine.

We must be on a different time zone out here in the sticks.

Police knocking a few back with their red shirt mates, sabai sabai.

I heard that the red hooligans are planning to invade RAM university, after the incident 3 days ago, when they were chased away by the RAM student crowd, which is not very much supporting the red movement.

anything going on there now ? or in which part of RAM r u staying ?

GF staying with the Parents at the moment near Chaiapoon in a small Village told me Police came and told them to stay inside. So they take it serious even in Nakon Nowhere.

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It's 10.30pm now.

Looks normal to me from the bacony, I'm in Chareon Nakorn area.

Only difference, there seems to be no cars on the road, only bikes.

Electricity on Sukh. Soi 6 will be down for 2 days. The Reds burn down the Power generator at Klong Toyie.

Its a bit strange cause on soi 4 and Soi 8 Power is on.

That forced me to move to a Hotel near my Home.

Its strane to stay in a Hotel and you can see your apartment across the street. :)

Well......will the Electric company pay me back the cost for the Hotel? Or maybe the Government?

I don't think so.

Pinklao...ghost town...can hear crickets and frogs normally just the 6 lane highway....love the curfew hate the reasons......

bang po, all the shops closed about 6 and its soooooooooo quite.

bit like the zombie movie based in london....cant think of the name....

Wife is at her mothers house in Nakhon Sawan. Phoned me to say the curfew is in force. No traffic. Places closed.

Well......will the Electric company pay me back the cost for the Hotel? Or maybe the Government?

I don't think so.

why you don't ask that person who is out of the country (forever, most probably) and sponsoring the entire "event" ?

from what i can judge from the posts here so far, the curfew seems to be a VERY SMART thing !

and this shows that Bangkok people are really wanna have their peace back !

Good on you, folks of Bangkok ! So sad to see what happened to the most exciting city of the world today :)

Well......will the Electric company pay me back the cost for the Hotel? Or maybe the Government?

I don't think so.

why you don't ask that person who is out of the country (forever, most probably) and sponsoring the entire "event" ?

Good point but i can't find his number in my contact list... dam_n!!!

Pattaya all closed down, police cars teling everybody go home, nearly never made it as they shut gas stations down, informed about 9pm where i was, went to walking street all closed.

Well......will the Electric company pay me back the cost for the Hotel? Or maybe the Government?

I don't think so.

why you don't ask that person who is out of the country (forever, most probably) and sponsoring the entire "event" ?

Good point but i can't find his number in my contact list... dam_n!!!

I as well don't have his number anymore , as he seems to change his number frequently..... he must have a reason for doing so

Overlooking Nawamin road just past major ratchayonthin . Usually 200+ cars a minute, from 9pm onwards I would say about 1 car a minute. Never seen it so quiet.

First time ever that the majority of Thais have followed the rules! Maybe they should have a curfew for a week during Songkran. In fact every night!

Central Khon Kaen quiet last night but still a few cars on the road even quite late. Supposedly a curfew in KK according to reports from Bangkok but the local army and police brass said they'd received no specific instructions to enforce one. The army camp near my house had about 50 unarmed squaddies manning a barrier blocking the main gate.

Curfew in Korat last night, seemed to kick in around 9pm in the 'burbs.

I hope its not in effect tonight. I'm missing out on my nightly junkfood fixes... ham cheese sandwich from 7/11 with my name on it.

absolutely nothing. 7-11 closed, not a soul on the street. no cars, nothing.

What area do you live t.s?

It's now 9.30pm and my area is still busy but slowed down from my first post.

sorry for late reply. soi 11 sukhumvit.

another 3 nights of this!

9 p.m- 5 a.m

I'm missing out on my nightly junkfood fixes... ham cheese sandwich from 7/11 with my name on it.

Is this the America... I mean the Thailand Dream???? :)

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absolutely nothing. 7-11 closed, not a soul on the street. no cars, nothing.

What area do you live t.s?

It's now 9.30pm and my area is still busy but slowed down from my first post.

sorry for late reply. soi 11 sukhumvit.

Geez, ur in the thick of it down there!

I feel sorry for all the small business owners (stalls) around your area.

Are things improving around your neck of the woods?

Edited by Livinginexile

Out here in a small village in the central province of Khampaeng Phet there is no curfew and little change except people don't have so much money to spend

Here in Ratchayothin the 7-11 next door was closed by 6pm last night. Venders/restaurants all closed.

A few motorbikes driving every now and then, and occasional pedestrian.

Tried to order McDonalds delivery...they closed at 6pm...damnit

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