In case anyone in here was going to run the Bangkok marathon, that will be a no go.
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The Bangkok marathon is now not allowing participation from foreigners, which has sparked discussions about the implications of such a decision on the expat community in Thailand. Many comments express frustration and anger regarding perceived discrimination and the treatment of foreigners. Some users argue about the broader implications of such policies on cultural and social dynamics in Thailand, while others discuss ongoing issues related to COVID-19 and government policies affecting the expat community.
I understand that Article 27 of the Thai constitution says: “Unjust discrimination against a person on the grounds of differences in origin, race, language, sex, age, disability, physical or health condition, personal status, economic and social standing, religious belief, education, or political view which is not contrary to the provisions of the Constitution, or on any other grounds shall not be permitted.” I guess if pressed Thais would say their discrimination is justified 😂
Ok - your country; your race; your rules ...at least have the courtesy to give the reason why foeigners aren't allowed to run...we're all ears and waiting
Welcome to Thailand, I wonder if they will stop collecting our corporation tax and payroll taxes ? If you ever believed Thailand wanted you for anything other than money then you where wrong.
This country is so F#%+£ up I wonder why I don’t hate it. I’d be super angry if I trained to run it. So GD racist it’s not even funny anymore. I think maybe Canada should treat all the Thai people living in Canada the same way for a day and see what the backlash would be. World headline news I bet. I’m guessing the rest of the world has no idea what’s really happening here to all the “dirty foreigners. With dual pricing and exclusions from events, restaurants, golf courses etc.
If Thai people are scared of foreigners who did not leave the country for at least 4 months, it is going to take a very long time for Thailand to open the borders.
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