What are the latest alcohol restrictions in Rayong and Lampang, Thailand?

Alcohol Ban Rayong Lampang COVID-19 Restrictions Provincial Regulations

Apr 30, 2020

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Roger ********

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The conversation notes that Rayong has banned alcohol sales until May 15th, while Lampang's ban lasts until May 30th. There is hope that other provinces might allow some exceptions.

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James **************

Interpretated.

Key word.

Rayong has banned alcohol until the 15th, lampang until the 30th.

Lets hope some over provinces allow a day or 2

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Darryl *****

Damn..

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