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It's on! Jet-ski World Cup comes to Jomtien next month


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The Jet-Ski World Cup 2020 - cancelled last year - has been confirmed as taking place next month.

It will be held at Jomtien Beach from Wednesday 21st April to Sunday 25th April. 

It was recently given the go ahead by the CCSA Covid authority.

Ronnakit Ekkasingh, deputy mayor, held a meeting to iron out issues related to the areas used, electrical supply, traffic management, safety and above all Covid-19 safety protocols.

The Thai National Jet-Ski Association has invited participants from 20 countries - they will have to so 14 day State Quarantine, reported Manager.

Crowds will be limited and all visitors will be expected to wear masks, socially distance and wash hands.

In 2019 the event attracted 12,000 visitors with participants from 71 countries. 

Note that the name has not changed to 2021 despite being held this year. 

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Did the players at the recent badminton events in Bangkok have to quarantine? My impression was that they didn't but I could well be wrong.

If there was no quarantine for badminton, why should there be for jet-skiing? The competitors are easily kept apart from spectators.

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11 hours ago, webfact said:

 

Crowds will be limited and all visitors will be expected to wear masks, socially distance and wash hands

before being harangued by the J S mob about damage to the underside of the ski' and that 10k baht would put it right .. 

 

11 hours ago, webfact said:

Ronnakit Ekkasingh

Is that Ron or Kit for short ..

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