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Why were all the bars in Pattaya closed for two weeks?

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Mar 19, 2020

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Martin **********

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They just closed all the bars in Pattaya for two weeks!  Here is a pic I took of Walking Street last night.

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The bars in Pattaya have been closed for two weeks due to new restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This measure is part of wider regulations affecting entertainment venues in various provinces, including Bangkok and Chiang Mai.

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Tinder is packed

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Terary **********

How are the prices?

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Mike ********

If you look carefully you will find that there are roads out of pattaya/bangkok that lead to a beutifull place called "THAILAND".....

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@Terary *********

i was just pointing out that there is more to Thailand than BKK & pattaya,.and not saying go out and about in the current crisis,but people can do what ever they like,end of.....

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Terary **********

Thereby spreading any problems further?

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Terary **********

A lot of those girls are going home.

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Roger ********

thereby spreading any problems further?

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Ken ******

Just?

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Glenn ******

Means moe freelancers and no bar fines,,,,,

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Scott **********

Bars closed in greater Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Ubon. Perhaps others I have not heard about. Also do not kid yourself it is likely going to be more than two weeks.

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Ivan ************

It was delegated to the provinces. But a lot have shut.

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Chester ********

I'm in Kanchanaburi and bars are open here.

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Lyndon ************

Sue bar will be open also, probably withmenus from bells pizza

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Lyndon ************

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those bars that are open, are saying they serve food and are restaurants

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Pat *****

more buses to isan needed

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Rob ******

where the infection will soon be spreading, many sick buffalo too

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Andy **********

The end is near

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Henri ******

Welcome to old news

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Martin **********

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I have been here 2 weeks and I can verify it just happened tonight.

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