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I think we saw this coming. I got home yesterday from Bangkok and several other of my American friends left Bangkok the last few days. With all the Asian countries closing their borders we didn’t want to get stuck there.1 point
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Government closing bars
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From Bangkok Post Migrants let through 'shut' checkpoints Thousands of migrant workers from Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam returned to their home countries after authorities reopened land borders which had been ordered shut to prevent the spread of Covid-19. The government's temporary ban on cross-border travel between Thailand and neighbouring countries failed, as it was forced to reopen shuttered crossings to allow the growing number of migrant workers which had gathered at border checkpoints to cross, out of fear of causing a riot. Most of the migrants worked in Bangkok, but decided to leave after the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ordered businesses -- including shopping malls -- to close until April 12 as part of its effort to urge the public to stay home during the outbreak. Under the closure order, only supermarkets and food retailers at other markets are allowed to open, and restaurants can only offer take-outs to its patrons. According to Bangkok Metropolitan Administration estimates, about 90% of those who left Bangkok over the weekend were migrant workers. In Chiang Rai, the border was reopened after a group of about 100 workers from Myanmar arrived at the Mae Sai checkpoint -- which links to Tachileik in Myanmar -- only to find the border has been closed. "We must go home, or we will starve to death in Bangkok," said a 28-year-old woman in the group who was recently laid-off due to the shutdown. Their insistence forced the governor and immigration officials to grant them exemptions and allowed them to cross the border into Myanmar. In Tak, more than 4,200 Myanmar workers were allowed to cross back into their country through the checkpoint at Mae Sot district. Meanwhile, the atmosphere was tense at Sa Kaeo's Aranyaprathet checkpoint near Cambodia, where police had to prevent more than 400 Cambodian workers from protesting against the border closure. A bus terminal in the Nakhon Phanom Municipality was also packed with stranded workers from Laos and Vietnam. They were later allowed to pass over the 3rd Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge to Khammouane province in Laos. Meanwhile, Thai workers returning home from Bangkok are being told to go into 14-day self-isolation. The situation eased after Thai and Cambodian authorities decided to reopen the border temporarily to let the workers through. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/1884830/migrants-let-through-shut-checkpoints1 point -
Will the Palm Springs Escort Weekend get cancelled?
Buddy2 reacted to RockHardNYC for a topic
I'm confident RA1 will see Vogue magazine as the work of the devil, or at the very least a Commie rag. No matter. Anna decided to give props to Andrew. Why We Are Crushing on Andrew Cuomo Right Now I loved author Molly Jong-Fast's opening line: "I never much cared for Andrew Cuomo. Even though, like most New Yorkers, I voted for him three times to be governor of New York, I just didn’t fall in love with the guy." I could have written the exact same line. I voted for him, but I never donated. That could change.1 point -
Western Union should work. Tell him to snap his passport personal particulars page and his last entry stamp into Thailand, which should be less than 30 days ago. That way you'll know that he's still in Thailand. If he's already left Thailand, the exit stamp would be next to it. As for how much to send, up to you.1 point
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No, some moneyboys are really rocket scientists.1 point
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Help friend stuck bangkok
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He’s alone now in Bangkok my heart breaks I will try best to send money I don’t mind especially with the world Now my life his life never the same but that’s what friends are for once he gets home safe to his family1 point -
In the USA, the President is one, among many, who believes the coronavirus will go away with the onset of warm weather. According to Alexa, the low temp in Bangkok is 25C. The high will be 30C. That means the reports of new cases in Thailand must be fake news.1 point
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Best Bangkok Trip Ever: A Taste of Heaven Experience With A Sex God
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The KHmer govmt rather wants their citizens to stay in TH, and there are near a milion of them. There are BUSes by the dozen and this is the usual way about any Khmer travels back home. Do I really need to explain this will also be the cheapest option by far? It also seems there si now some special respite from Thai immi for those who have to overstay due to canceled flutes or border bands, etc, but I DK if/how this effects Khmer.0 points