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Customers drinking alcohol at a restaurant in the Isaan province Nakhon Ratchasima reportedly face two-month prison sentences and a 12,500 baht fine. The Bangkok Post reported that Thai police raided the restaurant on Wednesday night and arrested 39 people including customers and staff. Police say the bar was open past the hours set by emergency orders and was serving alcohol. Nakhon Ratchasima is classified as a “dark red” zone for a high Covid-19 infection rate. Alcohol sales and consumption at restaurants is prohibited. And under the emergency orders, the restaurants in “dark red” zones must close by 9pm. Police raided […]

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And TAT are again pushing for tourists to come to the Land of Scams, where you can come and be arrested for having a drink with your meal. 555

TIT.

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36 minutes ago, Thaiger said:

reportedly face two-month prison sentences and a 12,500 baht fine

And, they'll get covid19 in prison. Nice triplet... 🙄

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If, as a farlung, you are convicted of crime and serve time in a Thai jail, are you at the end of your jail sentence deported??

Anyone know?

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Just now, palooka said:

If, as a farlung, you are convicted of crime and serve time in a Thai jail, are you at the end of your jail sentence deported??

Anyone know?

Why? Planning to drink after 22:00?

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1 minute ago, palooka said:

If, as a farlung, you are convicted of crime and serve time in a Thai jail, are you at the end of your jail sentence deported??

Anyone know?

If your looking for a cheap flight it won't work they make you pay for the deportation flight and it's not a cheap one ....🤣

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1 minute ago, Bob20 said:

Why? Planning to drink after 22:00?

Have 2 or 3 under the belt already, by 22:00 I'll be looking at that movie called "Back of the eyelids"

Nah just curiosity.  

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Very draconian way of giving an example to others to follow the law, but if 2 months incarceration is handed out for drinking after 10pm then what kind of action was taken against the Thonglor nightclubs  that blatantly violated protocol and were directly responsible for spreading covid19 when most of the nation took precautions.

Even the Japanese Ambassador contracted it by visiting these upper class whore houses. Not a peep as to what happened to those responsible. 

Yet girls dancing in the makeshift hospitals and people having a beer after 10pm is enough to issue punishment. ... Makes you think.

 

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16 minutes ago, Rain said:

This recent authoritarian invented temperance movement has become quite bizarre....even chilling. 

Perhaps it is the covert muslim take over ?

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58 minutes ago, Thaiger said:

Customers drinking alcohol at a restaurant in the Isaan province Nakhon Ratchasima reportedly face two-month prison sentences and a 12,500 baht fine.

Gee, another wind up clickbait fake news story.

They have already been sentenced and the 2 month prison sentence was wholly suspended.

Why wasn't that included in the TT "story"? 

Click, click, click.

Garbage

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11 minutes ago, mickkotlarski said:

Very draconian way of giving an example to others to follow the law, but if 2 months incarceration is handed out for drinking after 10pm then what kind of action was taken against the Thonglor nightclubs  that blatantly violated protocol and were directly responsible for spreading covid19 when most of the nation took precautions.

Even the Japanese Ambassador contracted it by visiting these upper class whore houses. Not a peep as to what happened to those responsible. 

Yet girls dancing in the makeshift hospitals and people having a beer after 10pm is enough to issue punishment. ... Makes you think.

 

Thonglor is Hi So and connected people country, a restaurant with Farlung well ............

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23 minutes ago, palooka said:

If, as a farlung, you are convicted of crime and serve time in a Thai jail, are you at the end of your jail sentence deported??

Anyone know?

Not necessarily. Depends on crime, visa status, and I am sure a little cash under the table 

Would help sort things out.

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The message is clear.

Prayut doesnt like alcohol. He doesnt like bars.

He doesnt want farangs here who drink 14hrs a day. No one does. 

When he uses the term 'high quality tourist'....it starts with flushing out the barflys. Thats when theyll start coming. 

Just watch...in 3 years Pattaya will be full of hi-so foreigners who buy gems and designer brands and completely devoid of sleazy bars and the zero shower farang that frequent them. 

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13 minutes ago, Rip255 said:

The message is clear.

Prayut doesnt like alcohol. He doesnt like bars.

He doesnt want farangs here who drink 14hrs a day. No one does. 

When he uses the term 'high quality tourist'....it starts with flushing out the barflys. Thats when theyll start coming. 

Just watch...in 3 years Pattaya will be full of hi-so foreigners who buy gems and designer brands and completely devoid of sleazy bars and the zero shower farang that frequent them. 

And then you woke up …😂😂

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1 hour ago, Rain said:

This recent authoritarian invented temperance movement has become quite bizarre....even chilling. 

Good comment. Is Prayut teetotal, maybe. Yeah, that could explain things . . . if he doesn't like alcohol, then no one else must like alcohol. It could be something as selfish and bizarre as that.

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1 minute ago, TV7 said:

Wow, good advertisement to get tourists coming to the land of the smile... not

The Land of the Non Alcohol induced Smiles....

Catchy TAT material maybe...🤣🤣

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1 hour ago, RobMuir said:

Gee, another wind up clickbait fake news story.

They have already been sentenced and the 2 month prison sentence was wholly suspended.

Why wasn't that included in the TT "story"? 

Click, click, click.

Garbage

You beat me to it. Again. Appaling "wind-up" reporting yet again, but sadly from a different reporter.  The fines are a standard 12,500 baht, and the two month sentences suspended - again standard.

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