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    Booze industry urges govt to lift prohibition

    Alcohol-industry organisations have asked the prime minister to lift the ban on selling alcohol, imposed as part of measures to curb the spread of Covid-19. The request came in a proposal from seven organisations – led by the Thai Fruit Wine and Local Spirit Producer Association, Thailand Bartender Association, and Thai Wine Association – to ease alcohol-related restrictions.


    The alcohol associations asked the government not to prolong the prohibition on sales beyond April 30, and allow beer and liquor to be sold via take-away and delivery services.

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    ...good news: I imagine there'll be a line of farangs elbowing each other at alcohol outlets...

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    Quote Originally Posted by tomcat View Post
    ...good news: I imagine there'll be a line of farangs elbowing each other at alcohol outlets...

    At the appropriate 6-8 feet social distancing measures, of course.

    Wouldn't wanna be disrespectful.

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    I can certainly drink 6 feet from anyone.......just need to explain it to the missus.




    Priorities.

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    ...I imagine healthy contributions to various retirement funds will sway opinions...for once, the good side of Thainess...

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    The ban was set up because people were gathering in each other homes...not respecting social-distancing. Without alcohol, these gatherings are less attractive. Of course, there's still alcohol available if you look for it.

    Like my neighbours who kept inviting 8/10 people for dinner and some drinks, I actually saw them significantly more often than prior to the covid situation, they must be bored.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Farang Ky Ay View Post
    The ban was set up because people were gathering in each other homes...not respecting social-distancing. Without alcohol, these gatherings are less attractive. Of course, there's still alcohol available if you look for it.

    Like my neighbours who kept inviting 8/10 people for dinner and some drinks, I actually saw them significantly more often than prior to the covid situation, they must be bored.
    That's the basic crux as such applies to instinctively social/familiar cultures and their natural extensions - a burden that finds difficulty to break from.

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