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Rayong governor orders nightly beach closures to curb the spread of Covid-19


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Starting today, all beaches on the coastal province Rayong, near Pattaya, will be closed to the public during the night and early morning hours. The beach closures are an effort to prevent the spread of Covid-19 after the province reported an uptick in infections. Rayong governor Charnna Iamsaeng signed an order earlier this week to close the beaches from 8pm to 5am every day. The order goes into effect today. In the recent wave of infections, health officials have recorded 1,618 Covid-19 cases in Rayong, including 41 cases confirmed yesterday. A total of 2,201 Covid-19 cases have been reported in […]

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But it is OK during the day??  This just keeps on keeping on.  Thailand politicians are the joke that just keeps giving.

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30 minutes ago, Guevara said:

Another scenario from the Monty Python handbook. You really couldn't make some of this up.

Well, I'll give it a go:

Albatross, Albatross, Stormy Covid on a stick.
D'you get wafers with it?
What flavour is it?
Delta flavour, it's bleedin' South African flavour innit?

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11 minutes ago, Mike-Hunt said:

Well, I'll give it a go:

Albatross, Albatross, Stormy Covid on a stick.
D'you get wafers with it?
What flavour is it?
Delta flavour, it's bleedin' South African flavour innit?

Careful. You might have started more than you can handle, here! . . . Was that your own creation?

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This is another example of being seen to be doing something. Remember, most Thais don’t ask any follow up question or analyse what is happening. It’s enough just to do anything in order to be seen as a busy and productive politician. Most people here will see this for what it is. A totally pointless waste of time. 

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I agree , closing at night coz a few people might enjoy themselves is a joke  itself ,surely  its crowds of  people who are more likely to spread infections , so they think crowds on the beach daytime is safer - it just gets  worse every week .

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Great, so there should be no reason they can't have a crew out there picking up the daily 60kg of plastic trash that covers every 2 sqm. Its atrocious. 

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16 hours ago, AussieBob said:

But it is OK during the day??  This just keeps on keeping on.  Thailand politicians are the joke that just keeps giving.

Alcohol and darkness are 2 evils of Thailand, you should know that already

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1 hour ago, AlexPTY said:

Alcohol and darkness are 2 evils of Thailand, you should know that already

Yes I do indeed. They come out at night dont they. 

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36 minutes ago, AussieBob said:

Yes I do indeed. They come out at night dont they. 

there is another thing, but they recommended not to do it too. i feel so guilty today :)

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