Cycling locally

[Max69xl]

2 hours ago, marquis22 said:

Dash it all, I was thinking of cycling to try and get the 30 day extension. Hope immigration is open after 7 pm?

I have often gone out after 7 pm but not on the dirt tracks, just along the concrete road bordering the klong.

Keep on cycling but do it before 7pm. There will be a possible fine if getting caught by the police during the curfew.

[marquis22]

20 hours ago, Max69xl said:

Keep on cycling but do it before 7pm. There will be a possible fine if getting caught by the police during the curfew.

True, saw a copper on a bike near an outback Ban which is the first time I have seen one while cycling out there.

[bluesofa]

20 hours ago, Max69xl said:

Keep on cycling but do it before 7pm. There will be a possible fine if getting caught by the police during the curfew.

What curfew is this?  I kept reading about it yesterday. Today I see:

"If the government imposed a curfew, it should be round-the-clock , said Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam March 25.

{snipped}

He said the government did not announce a curfew today, adding that the declaration of a curfew and a state of emergency is not the same."

 

source: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1155865-covid-19-curfew-if-imposed-should-be-24-hour-lockdown-says-wissanu/  

 

[scubascuba3]

No curfew as far as i can see, also lots of conflicting stories, who knows what you are supposed to do.

 

Cycling now ok? with ID it seems

 

I just went for a walk in Pattaya, bars and massage places seem to think they are opening 1st April...wishful thinking

[ChristianBlessing]

These are banner days for cycling. There is far less traffic in and around where I stay, and little chance of encountering anyone in my 6' social bubble. The only downside for me is that my coffee stops are either closed or take-out only.