forcebwithu Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 Good news. While dining inside would have a slightly elevated risk, my preference are the open air restaurants where I would expect the risk of virus transmission approaches zero.
KWA Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 I just heard the same via Pattaya Thai language local news and came on here looking for confirmation. Looks like the parties could be back on tonight.
KWA Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 Now being reported on Thaivisa but it says no alcohol. 1
Esco Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 I had lunch at a restaurant around the lake just now. Not been announced officially yet though. 1
fforest Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 Hey use your brain....If they did not want a lockdown they would not have announced it in the first place.....Robin hoods food will only be take out shortly...
tommy dee Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 nothing announced or approved yet. someone jumoped the gun on the news articles that have floated on FB and for the RH, which was subsequently told.. to close. chances are restaurants will open, for food only. there is a reason for that. and its all in the translation. Rahn Ahan is the word for restuarnats, cafes, diners and roadside tin shacks with plastic seats. closing Rahn ahan, menas thais cant get food, as most dont cook. so a bi product of making sure workers can eat, is that restaurants and diners can open too amd anyone who believes the region has peaked, and troughed in 24 hrs needs their head examining, either that or they will believe tomorrows headline.. "Nick rock ate my hamster" ( which he did btw, bit thats another story) 1
Esco Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 1 minute ago, fforest said: Hey use your brain....If they did not want a lockdown they would not have announced it in the first place.....Robin hoods food will only be take out shortly... I disagree. Announcement coming shortly.
tommy dee Posted December 31, 2020 Posted December 31, 2020 Mr. Phatthon Thianchai, Chonburi Governor Chairman of the Communicable Diseases Committee, Chonburi Province Said after having attended a meeting to discuss that for the COVID situation in the area In Banglamung District, the number of infected cases has increased today, we found 16 more infected cases from yesterday when we found 108 more infected people. Red To prevent the spread of disease But today there are fewer infected people, it will be relieved, such as restaurants, department stores. Because there are tourists traveling in Bang Lamung District no booze mentioned so assume... no booze 1
KWA Posted January 1, 2021 Posted January 1, 2021 Richard Barrow reporting the CCSA are asking for everything to be shut again.
Esco Posted January 1, 2021 Posted January 1, 2021 37 minutes ago, KWA said: Richard Barrow reporting the CCSA are asking for everything to be shut again. Oh dear.. CCSA has requested cooperation in eight provinces & in Bangkok to close entertainment venues & for restaurants to only do take away: Bangkok, Samut Sakhon, Samut Prakan, Samut Songkhram, Nakhon Pathom, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Chonburi & Rayong. Please standby for announcements. 1
Esco Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 Here's the latest announcement for Chonburi. Announcement of Chonburi Province regarding the assessment and determination of the situation of the epidemic of coronavirus 2019 in Chonburi Province by the Governor of Chonburi Province as Chair of the Chonburi Communicable Disease Committee in collaboration with the Chonburi Communicable Disease Committee Consider assessing and determining the situation of the epidemic of COVID-19 in Chonburi Province, which was announced in general, Kan Po has already been detected that there are confirmed cases of COVID-2019 in various districts. Therefore, in order to be able to manage the area for the prevention of the spread of coronavirus infection 2019 effectively, Chonburi Province by the Governor of Chonburi Province as the Chair of the Buri Provincial Communicable Disease Committee in collaboration with The Communicable Diseases Committee of Chonburi Province has considered assessing and determining the situation of the epidemic of COVID-19 in Chonburi Province as follows: The highest control area (red) is Bang Lamung District 2. The control area (orange) is Muang Chon Buri District, Sriracha District and Sattahip District 3. High surveillance area (yellow) is Ban Bueng District 5. The surveillance area (green) is Phan Thong District, Phanat Nikhom District, Bo Thong District, Nong Yai District, Koh Chan District, and Koh Si Chang District, assigned and assigned the District Chief of Disease Control Operation Center (R.O.C. Assessment and determination of the area The above, together with the duty to control operations in each area in accordance with the guidelines and conditions that appear in Annex A. Attached to this announcement strictly, therefore announcing to be generally announced on December 31, 2018 (Mr. Phakthorn Thianchai) Governor of Chonburi Province Banglamung = Red (Appendix A) Appendix A. Preparations for Preventing the New Epidemic Coronavirus 2019 Attachment to the Notification of Chon Buri Province dated 31 December 2020 regarding Assessment and Determination of the Situation of the Epidemic of Coronavirus 2019 in the provinces. Chonburi at the area of New Year Celebration Activities 1982 and Children's Day - No celebration activities of all kinds, except online activities in the highest control areas (red), preparation for the prevention of epidemic areas. No of the disease - Areas with a large number of infected - Banglamung 1) Accelerate the detection of infected people proactively in the group of people and activities / activities that are sound and more than the area (sub) 2) Isolate infected people. With the establishment of a field hospital according to the capacity. 4) Emphasize on disease prevention measures 5) Limit the time to open and close necessary establishments 5) Workplaces at risk of the epidemic 3) Prohibition of foreign workers from moving Move in and out of the area is strictly prohibited. 😎 Control the entry-exit of vehicles and Thai persons without affecting trade and industry 4) Establish checkpoints, screening points, extraction points and patrols to control and limit entry-exit. (o) Take the Work From Horne measure; o) encourage educational institutions to adjust their teaching model to online; ai 2) refrain from organizing large-scale activities; an) workplaces that still need to focus on prevention measures Disease (D / VH / T: Distancing Mask wearing Hand Washing Testing) to its full capacity in both the factory area and the workers' accommodation, if unable to do so, consider stopping the operation 14) able to fishery. But must be tested for infection before leaving the boat Sattahip & Sri Racha = Orange (Appendix B) Control area (orange), the area adjacent to the highest control area or the area with more than 0 infected people and more likely to be infected Up - Refrain from organizing public events. However, they are allowed to organize activities that limit the participants of the activities or activities that are known only to those who are familiar with it, or consider organizing online activities to prepare for the district prevention of the new epidemic. Muang Chon Buri r) Accelerate the detection of proactive infectious agents in the area of groups of individuals and activities / businesses at Si Racha 2) Emphasize Sattahip's preventive measures 3) Limit the opening-closing time for establishments that are necessary 4) Close or limit the opening-closing time for establishments at risk of spreading disease 5) Prohibit foreign workers from moving in and out of the area 5) Coordinate the establishment of screening with the highest control areas as appropriate. d) Take the Work From Home measure for those who have the highest control areas 4) In educational institutions, consider stopping teaching or converting to online formats 4) Avoid organizing activities with large concentrations 10) Establishments And factories that are still operating to focus on disease prevention measures (DVM / VT) in both the factory area and the workers' accommodation, if this cannot be done, consider stopping the operation. 32) Monitor the illegal entry into the labor area. Alien coming from the highest control area, Ban Bueng | High surveillance area (yellow), an area with no more than 2 infected people but is likely to be able to control the situation (3) Proactively detect infected people in groups, individuals and activities Risky Affairs - Three Able to organize activities But need to focus on the measures to prevent disease | of work to be smaller than usual, with measures 3) year or limit the opening-closing time of establishments at risk of the epidemic of reducing the density of participants Disease activity And there is a control measure to prevent congestion 4) Prohibit foreign workers from moving in and out of the area 5) Use the Work From Horse standard as appropriate 5) Use the online teaching model to prepare the system according to the needs Appropriate. 7) Avoid organizing activities that involve a large number of gatherings.
Esco Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2044359/governor-rules-out-chon-buri-lockdown
forcebwithu Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 27 minutes ago, Esco said: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/2044359/governor-rules-out-chon-buri-lockdown Good to hear as this from your previous post had me thinking we were going into another lockdown. 4) Establish checkpoints, screening points, extraction points and patrols to control and limit entry-exit.
Esco Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 18 minutes ago, forcebwithu said: Good to hear as this from your previous post had me thinking we were going into another lockdown. 4) Establish checkpoints, screening points, extraction points and patrols to control and limit entry-exit. Yes I had noticed that too, but last night's announcement appears to be a general one as to what measures they might take at some point. It doesn't mention anything in particular about bars and/or restaurants either, so whether restaurants may continue to open with or without alcohol (like in Bangkok) is still up in the air. I'm guessing they'll wait for today's covid figures to be released before making a decision.
tommy dee Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 25 minutes ago, Esco said: Yes I had noticed that too, but last night's announcement appears to be a general one as to what measures they might take at some point. It doesn't mention anything in particular about bars and/or restaurants either, so whether restaurants may continue to open with or without alcohol (like in Bangkok) is still up in the air. I'm guessing they'll wait for today's covid figures to be released before making a decision. and with testing machines not working on national holidays and weekends, we can expect a report sayign that its all over and numbers are down again 🙂
Esco Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 5 minutes ago, tommy dee said: and with testing machines not working on national holidays and weekends, we can expect a report sayign that its all over and numbers are down again 🙂 Checkpoints have been announced. Bang Lamung District set up a checkpoint to control the spread of coronavirus infection 2019 or COVID-19. Setting up a checkpoint in the Chonburi Province to carry out public screening Who travel across the area within Chonburi Province, including monitoring and observing the symptoms of travelers and risky behaviors and inspecting there is a movement of migrant workers in all cases # In Banglamung district consists of > In front of Banglamung Police Station > In front of Big C, South Pattaya > In front of Huay Yai Police Station > Chaloem Phra Kiat Intersection, Mitkamol Intersection #Location of checkpoints > In front of Highway 36 Construction Project Office, Chonburi Province Kratinglai-Rayong Road > Opposite the Banglamung Police Station Inbound side, Pattaya City, Sukhumvit Road
tommy dee Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 4 hours ago, Esco said: Checkpoints have been announced. Bang Lamung District set up a checkpoint to control the spread of coronavirus infection 2019 or COVID-19. Setting up a checkpoint in the Chonburi Province to carry out public screening Who travel across the area within Chonburi Province, including monitoring and observing the symptoms of travelers and risky behaviors and inspecting there is a movement of migrant workers in all cases # In Banglamung district consists of > In front of Banglamung Police Station > In front of Big C, South Pattaya > In front of Huay Yai Police Station > Chaloem Phra Kiat Intersection, Mitkamol Intersection #Location of checkpoints > In front of Highway 36 Construction Project Office, Chonburi Province Kratinglai-Rayong Road > Opposite the Banglamung Police Station Inbound side, Pattaya City, Sukhumvit Road is that to keep it IN or OUT 555555555 bit fuckin late and only checks not lock down
tommy dee Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 BANGKOK as of today: They include 1) entertainment places, pubs, and bars, 2) water parks and amusement parks, 3) children’s playgrounds and places where children play at markets and floating markets, 4) snooker and billiard parlors, 5) gaming centers, 6) game and internet shops, 7) cockfighting rings and cockfighting training rings, 😎 nurseries and elderly care centers (except those that offer overnight stays), 9) boxing stadiums, 10) martial arts schools (gyms), 11) horse racing tracks, 12) establishments providing showers, 13) massage parlors, 14) competitive-sports fields, 15) banquet halls and similar places, 16) bull-fighting rings and fighting-fish venues or similar places, 17) amulet markets and centers, 18) pre-school nurseries, 19) tattoo and piercing parlors, 20) fitness centers, 21) health and wellness establishments, spa shops, and traditional Thai massage and foot massage parlors, 22) boxing gyms, 23) bowling, skate, and rollerblade venues or other similar services, 24) ballroom dance halls, and 25) all buildings at schools, tutorial schools, and educational institutions.
Bazle Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 5 hours ago, Esco said: ...... including monitoring and observing the symptoms of travelers and risky behaviors and inspecting there is a movement of migrant workers in all cases Technically, are you classified as a "migrant worker"?
Jambo Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 49 minutes ago, tommy dee said: BANGKOK as of today: They include 1) entertainment places, pubs, and bars, 2) water parks and amusement parks, 3) children’s playgrounds and places where children play at markets and floating markets, 4) snooker and billiard parlors, 5) gaming centers, 6) game and internet shops, 7) cockfighting rings and cockfighting training rings, 😎 nurseries and elderly care centers (except those that offer overnight stays), 9) boxing stadiums, 10) martial arts schools (gyms), 11) horse racing tracks, 12) establishments providing showers, 13) massage parlors, 14) competitive-sports fields, 15) banquet halls and similar places, 16) bull-fighting rings and fighting-fish venues or similar places, 17) amulet markets and centers, 18) pre-school nurseries, 19) tattoo and piercing parlors, 20) fitness centers, 21) health and wellness establishments, spa shops, and traditional Thai massage and foot massage parlors, 22) boxing gyms, 23) bowling, skate, and rollerblade venues or other similar services, 24) ballroom dance halls, and 25) all buildings at schools, tutorial schools, and educational institutions. Trying to follow the restrictions as they apply to Pattaya is difficult to follow. I was under the impression that the above had already been extended to Pattaya or was expected to be announced as being extended to Pattaya today? Or maybe neither of the above is correct. As usual, it seems to vary according to whom one speaks. 🙄
Esco Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 17 minutes ago, Bazle said: Technically, are you classified as a "migrant worker"? I don't know, nor care. Pretty sure they don't consider any farang expats to be migrant workers 🙂 1
tommy dee Posted January 2, 2021 Posted January 2, 2021 4 minutes ago, Esco said: I don't know, nor care. Pretty sure they don't consider any farang expats to be migrant workers 🙂 burmese, laos, cambo and dutch. just saying 2
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