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Thailand to lift curfew, allow alcohol sales in restaurants, hotels

 

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Thailand will lift the night time curfew on 15 June, as well as allow the sales of alcohol in restaurants.

 

Natapanu Nopakun Deputy Spokesman for Ministry of Foreign Affairs, announced that the the Prime Minsiter had agreed in prinicple to lift the night time curfew from next Monday, however, the emergency decree will remain in place.

 

Regarding the sale of alcohol, pubs, bars and karaokes will remain closed, but restaurants, eateries and hotels are allowed to serve alcohol from 15 June.

 

Thailand’s ban on international arrivals also remains in place, Mr Natapanu said. 

 

It was also announced that the Thai Chana app is now available on iOS: https://apps.apple.com/th/app/thaichana/id1514639877

 

Source: LiveNBT2HD

 

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1 minute ago, OneeyedJohn said:

So you have some numbskull General with a bad haircut saying earlier the curfew will continue, and now it is announced it will not continue.

 

Can't someone in this government get a grip, and nominate a single proper spokesperson to announce the announcements.

 

Assistant, deputy, acting, mayor, general, chief police major, governor, fer gawds sakes.

They said they want to test 15 days without curfew if I remember correctly. But without curfew and by allowing alcohol everywhere they have opened a bigger part of the nightlife already even if they keep bars for instance closed.

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Night curfew to be lifted from June 15 but international travel to be controlled

By THE NATION

 

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The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) approved ending the night curfew from June 15.

 

The centre made the decision at its meeting on Friday (June 12). The meeting was presided over by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha.

 

The 11pm-to-3am curfew will be lifted from next Monday (June 15) but the state of emergency in the country will continue. The centre decided to strictly control travel in and out of Thailand, as most of the Covid-19 patients in recent days were returnees from foreign countries.

 

The CCSA also said that some high-risk activities, such as the use of school buildings or some sports, will be relaxed in the fourth phase of the lockdown relaxation. Sale of alcoholic beverages will be allowed, as well as the holding of concerts. However, bars and pubs will remain closed in this next phase.

 

On Wednesday (June 10), the National Security Council had proposed the lifting of the nationwide night curfew for a 15-day trial period while maintaining the state of emergency.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30389508

 

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Great news for restaurants and for many hotels like the one I am staying at which has dropped its room prices 75%. I have seen many examples of beer being served at restaurants in Bangkok in glasses you can't see through. 

Also seating so you can't be seen from the street. 

 

 

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Schools to reopen, restaurants can serve alcohol from Monday

By The Nation

 

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The government has revealed which businesses and activities can reopen when the fourth phase of relaxed lockdown restrictions begins on June 15 (Monday).

 

Taweesin Visanuyothin, the spokesman of the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA), announced on Friday (June 12) that educational institutes would be allowed to reopen on June 15, and alcohol could be served in restaurants and hotels – but not in pubs, bars or entertainment venues.

 

On the education front, international schools and tuition schools are permitted to resume operations on Monday. Private and government schools can open for a maximum 120 students at a time. Other educational institutes, including universities, can begin seminars and workshops.

 

Meanwhile, gatherings for ceremonies, meetings, exhibitions, concerts, performances and events are permitted under the following conditions:

 

Meetings and seminars must provide a space of 4 metres square per participant.

 

Spectators at events, exhibitions, contests, or sports competition must sit or stand at least one metre apart. And music performances or concerts must provide 5 metres square per attendee.

 

Alcohol can be sold in restaurants, hotels and retail stores but entertainment venues, pubs, bars and karaoke joints remain closed in the fourth phase of easing.

 

Daycare centres for young children and seniors can reopen but need to provide 2 metres square per child and check body temperatures.

 

Science centres for learning can open to a limited number of visitors.

 

Film or TV shoots will be allowed a maximum 150 crew members while studio audiences are capped at 50.

 

Spas and saunas will also be permitted to reopen on Monday, but with mandatory mask-wearing, hand cleansing, and social distancing of five square metres between customers

 

Group exercise in parks will be allowed for groups of up to 50 people, with five square metres between participants.

 

Amusement and water parks can also reopen, but customer numbers are limited to one per 4 square metres while ball pools and bouncy castles must remain shut.

 

Sports competition now allowed without any audience in stadium but okay to broadcasting.

 

Game booth and game centre now available with shop operator keep clean to prevent the virus from spreading.

 

Domestic flights face no seating restrictions, though all passengers must wear face masks on board.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30389519

 

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2 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Some good news then. Have to feel sorry for the bar owners and staff though.  18 days without a local case and still they can't open or make any money.

Eighteen days? As far as I can tell, we only ever had six cases, over a three week period here in Samui, and the last one was around 5th April I believe. 

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1 hour ago, Saint Nick said:

Oh...so I can have a drink with my dinner and say cheers to my wife on the other table or behind the plastic- shield!

Some marriages may benefit from such an arrangement due to negative disposition of one party or another.

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