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What is an alcohol-free day in Thailand?

Alcohol-Free Days Cultural Practices Thailand Festivals Public Holidays

May 19, 2024

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Wednesday an alchol free day

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The post mentions that Wednesday is designated as an alcohol-free day, suggesting cultural or possibly religious observances in Thailand. However, there are no further details or comments provided to elaborate on this topic.

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