Queen Sirikit Convention Centre and 19 hotels off-limits to protesters Nov 14th-19th

**misskit** · 13-11-2022, 06:42 AM

Protests or public gatherings which will disrupt officials in their performance of duties during the APEC Summit and related meetings, between November 14th and 19th, are banned from the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre and 19 hotels during that period, according to an announcement from the Prime Minister’s Office.

The 19 hotels are:

Grand Hyatt Erawan
Anantara Siam
Park Hyatt
Rosewood Bangkok
The Okura Prestige
The Athenee
Conrad Bangkok
KIimpton Malai Bangkok
Sinthorn Kempinski Bangkok
Sheraton Grand Sukhumvit
Siam Kempinski Bangkok
So Bangkok
Waldorf Astoria
The Saint Rigis
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park
Sukhothai Bangkok
Banyan Tree Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
Shangri-La Bangkok

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**Seekingasylum** · 13-11-2022, 09:57 AM

Just as well we are not living in a free democracy with a functioning rule of law.

What gets me are the so-called Thai civilised intelligentsia from the educated urban classes who have been totally mute since the military coup. Thai truly are quite gutless and useless, preferring to leave matters to their children to protest.

**sabang** · 14-11-2022, 05:53 AM

I wonder how many of them are owned by the royal family?

**reinvented** · 14-11-2022, 12:08 PM

my wife's office overlooks sirikit, they were told to close
my office is opposite, effectively closed
kids schools are at chidlom and phaya thai, both told to close
stuck at home with them until this is all over
wifes off with her sisters to bannork on a bored house wifes visa
what a week

the hotels are the bangkok a-list

**armstrong** · 14-11-2022, 04:36 PM

It sounds like chaos down on Suk already. Police out in force. Schools staying open but I wouldn't want to be on the school bus despite apparently being given permission to go through the road blocks.

Business as usual out in Bang Na. Although I doubt we've got any policemen left in the province.

**reinvented** · 14-11-2022, 06:58 PM

hmm, got to go in tomorrow, but will bail mid afternoon. though sirikit MRT may be off-limits which will necessitate a walk

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