@RichardBarrow Anyone can leave the island, in theory. But in reality there are no flights and no public transportation. And drivers are not exempt of the restrictions, so in reality no driver will want to leave the island. So unless you have your own vehicle, you are basically stuck..
@thainewsreports Besides the info I'm equally confused about what makes this is an infographic and not a table. Is it the suitcase in the background? 🤔
@RichardBarrow Lots of mistakes being made lately. Chiang Mai marathon also just announced it is only open to Thais, foreigners will be considered after October 1st.
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Have you heard of Mueang Khong? This little town tucked away in the mountains is perfect for anyone who wants to unwind in the middle of nature. Amazing views and friendly smiles all around!
#muangkhong#chiangdao… https://t.co/OBWfTQndCg
@Pasci100@RichardBarrow That would be the number on the bottom right, 78. It's the number of people currently in treatment at hospitals. Which is the same as active cases as all discovered cases are admitted to a hospital.
Today is Khao Pansa, the start of Buddhist lent. During the coming 3 months many people will follow the 5 precepts more strictly. Habe a blessed day!
#khaopansa#buddhist#lent#เข้าพรรษา#holiday#weekendtrip… https://t.co/nvks51rpXV
Kung Kraben Bay is an interesting area near Chanthaburi town, well worth a half day trip. The Mangrove Research Center is one of the main attractions there with the highlight being the walkway through this peculiar… https://t.co/SKEaLxTNGd
@JamesGoyder@RichardBarrow The ones in red are the new 4 provinces that now have not had any new cases for 14 days, bringing the total to 33 provinces. The other ones are Ayutthaya, Sakhon Nakhon and Surin.
Make sure to put Khao Kitchakut on your list of places to visit when things get back to normal. This venerated pilgrimage site in Chanthaburi is unique to experience in Thailand, and only open for a couple of months… https://t.co/jeyAg58zbz