Are all bars closed and bannes from selling alchohol even in restaurants ???
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In Thailand, bars and places like pubs, karaoke, etc., are officially closed, and restaurants are currently not allowed to serve alcohol due to COVID-19 restrictions. However, comments suggest that while this is the official policy, some venues may still be serving alcohol in practice. Many expats express frustration with the situation, questioning the rationale behind such bans, especially as the country attempts to navigate the pandemic.
Toll ***************
Went to 2 different places yesterday and had no problem getting served. Sorry can’t tell you which ones. If they know you,just ask.
Dave *********
Yes at the moment till the old crew meet up again on .. emergency decree extended till at least the end of the month..
Michael *********
In America the cdc says no masks. But where I work many people still wear the sign of subservience. Why is that? That's why this plandemic keeps going on and on.
Grant *******
Come on Donald, how do you spell 'banned'?
Dennis ********
I am setting now in the FagsNest Ladyboy2GoBar. We have been drinking for 3 days straight. Pattaya
I'm not a heavy drinker but in Rayong life is nearly back to normal. A lot of these people moaning are not in Thailand so they are with all due respect clueless.
David ***********
Well if you dont drink for 3 days you will have problems
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Nathan ********
It’s the same in UK it’s only hard closing down so they can save on wages and bills etc etc
They get rich while those out of work are still poorer.
Strange how Thailand had no covid for months and then as soon as UK is open and we have viaccines then Thailand got 2793 cases per day wtf
Now our bars and pubs are opening again
Does anyone really think covid just goes on holiday or takes a break lol
The govt decides when covid is high or low and right now we are far too low for it to be believable
Keep an eye on infrastructural developments happening everywhere while everyone is locked indoors
We have had huge amounts of roads tarmaced pavements layed, new traffic lights, new rail systems heaps of new buses rolled out etc etc etc
Silver cloud or something bigger 🤔
Antonio ***********
Haha, should be.. If you ask you will get😏
David ***********
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Janice ***********
And you should follow your own advice and chill out too. Do you not have anything better to do. At least I was trying to be helpful. You just want to be a stupid smart arse. It suits you
Janice ***********
Keith Price-jones it’s an American international chain
Janice ***********
M.J. Greig. someone asked a question about
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Janice ***********
Keith Price-jones in Australia it’s not. Stores may choose to open 24 hours but my understanding is the original intention was 7 to 11.
Yes. The current outbreak spread through bars and clubs starting in Bkk, so a ban is in effect until further notice. You can still buy in supermarkets,
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Bob **********
Yes
Han ********
^ There is no alcohol ban, however bars/pups/karaokes/etc. are not allowed to open, and restaurants are not allowed to serve alcohol.
That's the official line. In real life, your mileage may vary. Especially if you're okay drinking beer from a mug. Like a Viking.
Han ********
David Broadfoot the angriest my son ever got in his life was when he was 5 years old and I replaced the straw with a chopstick. ;)