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07-20-21 15:23 #49557
Posts: 1693Failure of Sandbox Concept
Originally Posted by Pimpampoumpipo [View Original Post]
I'm still wishing for travel in late 2021, a pipe dream. Even February 2022 may be too early.
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07-20-21 11:45 #49556
Posts: 220To EihTooms, BangkokBull and Christian G :
Thank you very much for your very comprehensive answers.
Unfortunately when I posted my question there were still domestic flights and now there are none between Phuket and Bangkok.
The only way to reach Phuket is +10 hours by taxi (not sure about but long time), or more than 7 hours by flight through Singapore. I like Singapore airport but not enough to just make this detour.
I am therefore afraid of having to give up my little escapade in Bangkok.
And yes i am looking for go back to Paris from Phuket lol
Anyway thank you for your help.
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07-20-21 04:06 #49555
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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07-20-21 01:45 #49554
Posts: 5454Originally Posted by Smoothy [View Original Post]
So it's not like I dodged all responsible safety and precautionary expenses 😁
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07-20-21 01:14 #49553
Posts: 5454Yes, but not many
Originally Posted by Pimpampoumpipo [View Original Post]
The better looking ones have started to show up in front of or near Thermae by 5-6pm lately due to the 9pm curfew. The handful of semi-lookers and occasional genuine lookers among them are still mentally living in the fantasy normal times and in fact might see themselves as rare and exotic birds these days so be prepared to negotiate down from 3,000+ baht for Short Time, 5,000+ for Long Time (just longer time, not overnight) and FOR anything remotely resembling Real Sex or a Real Blowjob with a Real Blowjob CIM finish.
Less atractive ones will be more agreeable to whatever you want at 1,000 baht or sometimes less for ST.
Some are still sitting around on Sois 7 and 7/1 at various hours of the day or night. No way to predict when with the current curfew in place. And down Soi 4.
Alternatives would be Tinder, ThaiFriendly, possibly ThaiCupid, Smooci and so on.
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07-19-21 19:19 #49552
Posts: 3497Originally Posted by JohnClayton [View Original Post]
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07-19-21 15:00 #49551
Posts: 18Check your flight status
Originally Posted by Pimpampoumpipo [View Original Post]
Better you fly out from Phuket to Europa as Bangkok are closing down.
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07-19-21 14:50 #49550
Posts: 1579Originally Posted by Pimpampoumpipo [View Original Post]
Also lockdown and curfew in both Bangkok and Pattaya https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...wn-until-aug-2.
Originally Posted by Pimpampoumpipo [View Original Post]
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07-19-21 11:51 #49549
Posts: 220Hello,
I plan to come 2 or 3 days in Bangkok before my return to Europe next week in a hotel in Sukhumvit. I will come from Phuket Sandbox.
My question is simple: are there prostitutes between Nana and Asok despite the curfew and at what time can they be found?
Or otherwise what is the best solution?
Thanks for your help.
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07-13-21 14:47 #49548
Posts: 5656Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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07-12-21 19:22 #49547
Posts: 746Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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07-12-21 19:05 #49546
Posts: 5454Originally Posted by DannyDuck [View Original Post]
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07-12-21 18:12 #49545
Posts: 411Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
But them gatherings getting exemption s is proof that Covid lockdowns are a Farce.
All follow or it's just silly.
Come on Thais take your Sinovac and open up.
Us middle agers aren't getting any younger. I feel real bad for the majority of this Forum who seem to be well over 60 years old.
Assumption based on Viagra getting a lot of action here. LOL.
Young guys just don't chat about limp Penis.
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07-12-21 16:01 #49544
Posts: 35Originally Posted by Explorer8939 [View Original Post]
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07-10-21 05:11 #49543
Posts: 5454Curfew in Greater Bangkok from Monday.
Mall closures and other curbs to last 2 weeks, same rules apply in southern border provinces
July 9, 2021.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...ok-from-monday
Strict measures, including a curfew, will be imposed in Bangkok and five adjacent provinces for two weeks starting from Monday as the government attempts to curb the soaring number of new Covid-19 infections.
The same 9pm-4am curfew will also be imposed in the four southernmost provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani, Songkhla and Yala.
The tightened measures affect Greater Bangkok, which encompasses the capital and the five neighboring provinces of Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Nakhon Pathom, Samut Prakan and Samut Sakhon.
The announcement was made by the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Friday afternoon.
Measures to be imposed in Greater Bangkok include the closure of department store malls except for businesses such as supermarkets, which will be allowed to operate until 8pm.
Other premises allowed to open until 8pm in the malls are banks, chemists, shops selling communication devices and vaccination centers.
Other measures in Greater Bangkok are:
All eateries to close at 8pm.
Work for home encouraged for all businesses.
Strict enforcement of social distancing measures.
No public transport services from 9pm to 3am.
Closure of public parks at 9pm.
Closure of all infection-risk businesses such as salons, spas and traditional massage parlours.
No gatherings of more than five people, except for religious functions.
Convenience stores and night markets closed from 8pm to 4am.
CCSA assistant spokeswoman Apisamai Srirungson stressed the lockdown measures focus on Greater Bangkok. However, checkpoints would be set up from Saturday in all provinces to discourage people's movements, she said.
Greater Bangkok is the center of the third virus surge that began in early April, triggered by the arrival of the Delta strain first found in India. New cases have also soared in the four southern provinces, but mostly the Beta variant first detected in South Africa.
Health officials said the Delta variant would soon dominate in Thailand.
The measures were announced as new transmissions continued to rise and with no let up in fatalities, even though all workers' camps have been closed and dining-in banned at eateries since Monday.
Thailand logged a record high of 75 fatalities on Wednesday and the second highest number of new infections, 9,276, on Thursday. The highest number of daily infections was 9,635 on May 17. Another 72 deaths were recorded on Friday.
There is also a serious bed shortage as more patients stay longer in hospitals and the rate of discharges slows. More than 700 people are on ventilators.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, who chaired the CCSA meeting on Friday, reportedly directed authorities to keep new infections down during the semi-lockdown period and said all measures to fight the outbreak would be adjusted to better cope with the rapid virus spread.
The prime minister also decided to take a three-month pay cut to save state budget funds for the fight against the pandemic. Other cabinet ministers then followed.
Gen Prayut receives 125,590 baht a month, from a salary of 75,900 baht and position allowance of 50,000 baht. He does not receive a salary as the defence minister. A cabinet member is allowed to receive a salary from only one position, the highest-paid one.
Limiting the lockdown to selected provinces was favored by business leaders to minimize the economic damage.