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[Esspe]

2 minuter sedan, skrev kenke:

Pattaya lockdown set for 4 p.m. Thursday after successful checkpoint test

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 Theerarak Suthathiwong

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April 16, 2020

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Chonburi Gov. Pakarathorn Thienchai (3rd right) and Pattaya Mayor Sonthaya Kunplome (2nd right) inspect the lockdown to make sure it is running smoothly.

Following their poorly planned, botched attempt to lock down the city, Pattaya officials on Wednesday actually tested their checkpoints to determine the impact on traffic.

 

Last week’s attempted lockdown was a classic case of Pattaya officials announcing a plan without thinking it through first. Traffic chaos quickly resulted when police, Pattaya and Banglamung officials shut down streets to check for identification cards and fevers.

It took a week, but a new plan was devised and on April 15 a dry run was staged to ensure the same problems would not reoccur.

 

Intended to go into operation today will be eight checkpoints along Sukhumvit Road entering the city at its north and south ends at a major intersections.

Ingress and egress lanes were clearly marked and, this time, traffic didn’t jam as badly.
With the checkpoints set up on Sukhumvit with the intent of screening entering downtown, Pattaya is making no effort to protect the “dark side”, or East Pattaya. While residents there consider themselves residents of Pattaya, the area east of Sukhumvit actually is not inside the legal city boundary and is governed by Nongprue Subdistrict.

So, for the intents of the lockdown, the many foreigners and Thais living on sois Nernplabwan, Khao Talo, Khao Noi, Nong Yai, Railway Road and other large residential streets will effectively be locked out of downtown, treated the same as travelers from Bangkok and other provinces.

Traffic moved much better the second time around. Everyone passing through the checkpoints are checked, no exceptions.

 

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[kenke]

16 minuter sedan, skrev Esspe:

 

Håller dom på med nyinspelning av "Dum, Dummare, Dummast"? Kan nog bli många nya avsnitt. 

 

 

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[kenke]

Sjømannskirken Pattaya Norwegian Church provides for the needy in Pattaya and Jomtien

By

 Adam Judd

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Thursday, 16 April 2020, 17:46

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Norwegian Church in Pattaya in Soi 5, Thappraya Road, for the second week in a row handed out food for needy people hit by the COVID-19 Coronavirus and the economic effects resulting in an estimated 80% of people in the area currently out of work, according to City Hall.

The following photos were provided by the Church and they plan to repeat this next week. However, as one can see, over 1,000 people showed up and regretfully after handing out over 700 meals they ran out. An estimated 1,400 people showed up in all and the lines only get longer weekly as the situation continues without an end in sight.

 

If you would like to assist and help them provide food and drinks for those who do not have the funds to do so, here is some information to do so:

Direct Donations can be given to:

SJOMANNSKIRKEN NORWEGIAN CHURCH IN Thailand account no: 484-4-60686-5 Bangkok Bank

Questions can be directed to the following numbers, posted with permission:

My phone number (Hansi) 088 203 0429, Jansila 086 824 8729

The food charity runs from 4 pm on Thursdays. A map to the location can be found on their Facebook page as well as additional photos and information:

https://www.facebook.com/sjomannskirken.Pattaya/

[kenke]

ISKCON Pattaya Temple is supporting the needy in Pattaya daily on Jomtien Beach

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 Adam Judd

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Thursday, 16 April 2020, 18:39

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The following is a brief public notice from the ISKCON-Pattaya Temple, who is providing food daily on Jomtien Beach. They also have provided information on where they prepare and pack the food for any potential donations or questions.

Those who live in Jomtien have likely seen the long lines daily near the Jomtien Condo as they assist those who are laid off and having trouble paying for their basic needs.

 

The Pattaya News is devoted to helping support and inform the community of all those generous organizations and people who are assisting those in need at this time. If you are interested in having your charity event posted please send us a private message or email to Pattayanewseditor@gmail.com

Thank you,

Here is their basic information:

…ISKCON-Pattaya temple location
Naklua road Soi 16/2/n…behind Ivory Villa Hotel…
EVERYDAY morning 9 am to 12 pm temple team cooking-packing
foods leading by
Mr. Paul Subedi chief/ Dharmaraj Das and
Ms. Davee Susivaporn
0816964123

“Food for Life” program EVERYDAY on Jomtien beach, in front of Jomtien Condo and Paradise Condo
from 1 pm distribution of packaged food helps to survive needy people in this though time! For more information please contact Ms. Davee Susivaporn
0816964123
Thank you very much!

[Fantomen]

Jättekul att du är engagerad och postar nyheter om vad som händer i Pattis.

Ta inte illa upp nu men ett tips är att det går alldeles utmärkt att posta en länk och skriva en kort beskriving istället för att köra copy/paste rätt in.

T ex:

 

Jag såg att ISKCON Pattaya Temple hjälper de utsatta här i Pattis nu under dessa svåra tider och det är ju glädjande att se.

 

https://thepattayanews.com/2020/04/16/iskcon-Pattaya-temple-is-supporting-the-needy-in-Pattaya-daily-on-jomtien-beach/

[stefan5300]

10 timmar sedan, skrev kenke:

ISKCON Pattaya Temple is supporting the needy in Pattaya daily on Jomtien Beach

By

 Adam Judd

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Thursday, 16 April 2020, 18:39

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pattaya-

The following is a brief public notice from the ISKCON-Pattaya Temple, who is providing food daily on Jomtien Beach. They also have provided information on where they prepare and pack the food for any potential donations or questions.

Those who live in Jomtien have likely seen the long lines daily near the Jomtien Condo as they assist those who are laid off and having trouble paying for their basic needs.

 

The Pattaya News is devoted to helping support and inform the community of all those generous organizations and people who are assisting those in need at this time. If you are interested in having your charity event posted please send us a private message or email to Pattayanewseditor@gmail.com

Thank you,

Here is their basic information:

…ISKCON-Pattaya temple location
Naklua road Soi 16/2/n…behind Ivory Villa Hotel…
EVERYDAY morning 9 am to 12 pm temple team cooking-packing
foods leading by
Mr. Paul Subedi chief/ Dharmaraj Das and
Ms. Davee Susivaporn
0816964123

“Food for Life” program EVERYDAY on Jomtien beach, in front of Jomtien Condo and Paradise Condo
from 1 pm distribution of packaged food helps to survive needy people in this though time! For more information please contact Ms. Davee Susivaporn
0816964123
Thank you very much!

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[clion]

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[clion]

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[Tallviking]

Läs mer här
Chonburi planerar att öppna ALLA företag den 1 maj

En ny order utfärdades från Chonburi guvernör som ändrar alla tidigare order till slutet av den 30 april, tillsammans med återöppning av elektroniska butiker och apparater.
Det senaste utspelet ledde till många frågor på sociala medier om det verkligen innebar att företag kunde börja öppna igen den 1 maj. Som bekräftat av ett uttalande från Chonburi PR, är det exakt vad den senaste ordern innebär. Företagen öppnar igen från 1 maj 2020 om situationen inte förvärras.
De uppgav att om situationen med Covid-19 fortsätter att förbättras och inte förvärras är den nuvarande planen att öppna företag igen och få de tiotusentals – uppskattningsvis 80 till 90 procent av staden – tillbaka till arbetet.

Det kommer troligtvis att ta månader innan internationella resenärer återvänder, men att öppna i minst en lokal skala är ett första steg för att få många människor tillbaka på fötterna. Denna order kan naturligtvis komma att ändras utifrån det övergripande nödförordningen och den övergripande Covid-19-situationen i Thailand, men andra provinser som Udon och Phuket har också sagt de senaste 24 timmarna att de också tittar på maj först som ett öppningsdatum.

[thomas001]

15 minutes ago, Tallviking said:

Läs mer här
Chonburi planerar att öppna ALLA företag den 1 maj

En ny order utfärdades från Chonburi guvernör som ändrar alla tidigare order till slutet av den 30 april, tillsammans med återöppning av elektroniska butiker och apparater.
Det senaste utspelet ledde till många frågor på sociala medier om det verkligen innebar att företag kunde börja öppna igen den 1 maj. Som bekräftat av ett uttalande från Chonburi PR, är det exakt vad den senaste ordern innebär. Företagen öppnar igen från 1 maj 2020 om situationen inte förvärras.
De uppgav att om situationen med Covid-19 fortsätter att förbättras och inte förvärras är den nuvarande planen att öppna företag igen och få de tiotusentals – uppskattningsvis 80 till 90 procent av staden – tillbaka till arbetet.

Det kommer troligtvis att ta månader innan internationella resenärer återvänder, men att öppna i minst en lokal skala är ett första steg för att få många människor tillbaka på fötterna. Denna order kan naturligtvis komma att ändras utifrån det övergripande nödförordningen och den övergripande Covid-19-situationen i Thailand, men andra provinser som Udon och Phuket har också sagt de senaste 24 timmarna att de också tittar på maj först som ett öppningsdatum.

Det är nog välkommet! Enl. denna artikel är det ju hisnande 10 miljoner som har mist sina jobb p.g.a av Corona-epedemin här i Thailand!

http://www.nationthailand.com/news/30386149?utm_source=homepage&utm_medium=internal_referral&fbclid=IwAR0yWmNSRiKQRmvHO_nyuaKVTNlTiVQKbidkdpGCg6dfOm4jRaFkZtG-9Qs

[clion]

Undrar om det komer några  turister till Thailand  de närmaste 5 åren

Tror inte det så  mycket jävligt de har gjort mot oss typ där det ligger folk och sover och kanche dör på gatan

I Pattaya 

Tänk så mycket pengar de kommer att losa Gott åt svinen

Ändrades April 17, 2020 av clion

[born41]

44 minuter sedan, skrev clion:

Undrar om det komer några  turister till Thailand  de närmaste 5 åren

Tror inte det så  mycket jävligt de har gjort mot oss typ där det ligger folk och sover och kanche dör på gatan

I Pattaya 

Tänk så mycket pengar de kommer att losa Gott åt svinen

Det är inte "glittret" och dom rika som lider, utan det är som vanligt dom fattigast som får ta stöten.

Så länge som dom flesta länder stängt sina gränser, så får vi alla ( inte bara brodern) nöja oss resor på google.

Tur att nu finnes appar som messinger eller line och facetim med flera så upplevelsen har stigit mot att bara ringa eller fantisera.

 

Born41

[spooncreek]

Nu har man i Pattaya testat 600 stycken personer, som sägs tillhöra högriskgrupper. 1 smittad.

Sedan tidigare vet vi att den officiella siffran på insjuknade är runt 30 i Pattaya, 83 totalt i hela Chonburiprovinsen sedan början, typ någon gång i februari eller början på mars. Fler tillfrisknade än fortsatt sjuka.

 

Det man kan fundera över är om Pattaya överhuvudtaget har haft något större utbrott eller pandemi om man så vill. Samma skulle i så fall gälla för hela Thailand.  Ett motargument skulle förstås kunna vara att det är de kraftfulla åtgärderna som gett resultat, men för min del haltar det argumentet betydligt av flera skäl.  Främst om man jämför med andra länder som infört liknande åtgärder.

 

 

 

 

https://thepattayanews.com/2020/04/16/Pattaya-city-disease-prevention-team-continues-proactive-search-for-covid-19-update-on-testing-so-far/

Ändrades April 17, 2020 av spooncreek

[Soengsang]

5 minuter sedan, skrev spooncreek:

Nu har man i Pattaya testat 600 stycken personer, som sägs tillhöra högriskgrupper. 1 smittad.

Sedan tidigare vet vi att den officiella siffran på insjuknade är runt 30 i Pattaya, 83 totalt i hela Chonburiprovinsen

Onekligen lite underligt då det bör ha vart hundratusentals kineser från de värst drabbade regionerna i i kina där, i Sverige räckte det med att ett par tusen åkte skidor i Italien......

Men hur som bra för Thailand om siffrorna nu stämmer.

[spooncreek]

29 minutes ago, Soengsang said:

Onekligen lite underligt då det bör ha vart hundratusentals kineser från de värst drabbade regionerna i i kina där, i Sverige räckte det med att ett par tusen åkte skidor i Italien......

Men hur som bra för Thailand om siffrorna nu stämmer.

T.ex. testerna som görs nu i Pattaya är rätt öppna och svåra att mörka, bland annat så hänger ju media på låset varje dag. Och skulle det finnas fler insjuknade så kan man väl fundera över hur man gömmer undan sådana utan att det märks och sprids information om det. 

Apropå kinesisk turism, så hade även grannländerna många sådana och uppvisar ännu lägre antal insjuknade.

Ändrades April 17, 2020 av spooncreek

[Esspe]

50 minuter sedan, skrev spooncreek:

T.ex. testerna som görs nu i Pattaya är rätt öppna och svåra att mörka, bland annat så hänger ju media på låset varje dag. Och skulle det finnas fler insjuknade så kan man väl fundera över hur man gömmer undan sådana utan att det märks och sprids information om det. 

Apropå kinesisk turism, så hade även grannländerna många sådana och uppvisar ännu lägre antal insjuknade.

Man drogs väl med i den allmänna paniken. Det tog ju lång tid innan något hände men när övriga världen började stänga ner så orkade man inte stå emot utan måste visa handlingskraft. 

[spooncreek]

27 minutes ago, Esspe said:

Man drogs väl med i den allmänna paniken. Det tog ju lång tid innan något hände men när övriga världen började stänga ner så orkade man inte stå emot utan måste visa handlingskraft. 

Yes, och paniktillståndet bland medborgare i Thailand är trots allt omfattande, inga siffror biter på det som bekant.

[kenke]

Farang news round up for Pattaya April 16 • By Barry Kenyon©

By Barry Kenyon, exclusively for Pattaya Mail

April 17, 2020

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There are eight roadblocks at intersections, all on Sukhumvit, to check vehicles coming into and leaving Pattaya City and to carry out temperature checks.

As news continues to pour in – not always accurate – about the local impact of the Corona virus outbreak, here’s a summary of the latest developments affecting Pattaya and Chonburi-based foreigners.  The topics are sometimes a mixture of national and local authority edicts.


Visas and extensions of stay

Those with short visas – 90 days and under – whose permission expired on or after March 26 are automatically extended until April 30.  Most of the people currently visiting the very quiet immigration offices are holders of a 12 months’ extension of stay who need to renew their permits.  They are not covered for visa renewal by the amnesty described above, although they do not need to report for the 90 days address check-in if the due date falls between March 26 and April 30.  An announcement for the month of May is expected soon from national immigration headquarters.  The likelihood is that the broad amnesty will continue to avoid unhealthy long queues and chaos.  Nothing has been heard of the earlier suggestion to introduce remote visa extension applications by the internet.

No routine extensions to November 30

Some nationals of Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia working in Thailand, often in the construction industry, under the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding between governments) are now permitted to stay here without extension of their labour permit until the end of November 2020.  But this provision is specifically for authorized and documented workers from these three countries bordering Thailand and does not apply to anyone with a passport from another country.

 

No free Corona treatment

Earlier reports that hospital checks and treatment for Corona-related illnesses among foreigners being free are untrue. The only farang able to claim free treatment are those with authorized work permits since they pay directly into the social security system and are linked to individual hospitals.  All other foreigners must pay for any medical treatment, Corona virus-related or otherwise, at clinics and private or public hospitals or use applicable medical insurance.

The booze ban

The Chonburi governor has announced a ban on buying or transporting all alcohol until the end of the month.  Unless he extends the ban, it would then be permitted to buy booze only during the hours 11.00 – 14.00 hours and 17.00-18.00 hours – a specifically Chonburi–announced regulation.  There is separately a national ban on overnight alcohol sales from 18.00 to 06.00 but the tighter Chonburi time schedule would remain in force, unless cancelled by the provincial governor.  The booze situation is a good example of how national and local orders can overlap.


Pattaya traffic blocks

There are eight roadblocks at intersections, all on Sukhumvit, to check vehicles coming into and leaving Pattaya City and to carry out temperature checks.  In practical terms, residents of Nongprue municipality (known variously as the Dark Side or Nongprue or Banglamung) will not automatically be able to pass into Pattaya City by crossing Sukhumvit.  The same will be true vice-versa.  There have been reports of spot checks at other locations too.  It is best for farang drivers to carry face masks for all passengers, have a bottle of hands’ sanitizer and keep original and blown-up A4 copies of relevant documents, including passport, driving licence and proof of residence.  If travelling outside the permitted area by driving on Sukhumvit, you should also have documentation showing the purpose of travel, e.g., hospital appointment letter.  Foreigners with work permits will have been separately advised by their employer.  The road blocks are temporary until the end of April, unless decreed otherwise, and are in operation daily outside curfew hours.



Curfew hours

The Pattaya lockdown above is a provincial decision and quite separate from the national curfew which lasts nightly from 22.00 – 04.00 hours until April 30 or until changed.  Everyone must be at home during these hours.  The exceptions are very tight and largely restricted to government personnel, Thai overnight workers with dispensation and deliverers of food and essential items.  However, foreigners will be permitted to go to airports with a relevant ticket.  Ambulances or transfer to hospital of obviously injured people are allowed.

[kenke]

Pattaya health officers begin testing bar workers at home

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 Jetsada Homklin

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April 17, 2020

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Health workers interview a 7-Eleven employee, one of the many workers who remained on the job in high risk areas.

Pattaya public-health workers have begun visiting popular bar areas to test lingering workers for Covid-19.

While bars have been closed for nearly a month in Pattaya, some hostesses and staff have remained in the city, some peeking out from behind “closed” doors to entice straggling foreigners inside for a “private” drink.



Health workers on April 14 visited both Soi 6 and Soi Buakhao, areas thick with hostess and beer bars that offer accommodations to employees who may have remained in Pattaya, rather than return to the provinces.

Workers tested them for the coronavirus and encouraged them to tell friends to get tested if they are still working in a “high-risk” occupation, such as with foreigners.

It was not made known if any of the people tested were positive.

 

Nurse Naanya Jantarakad said anyone who thinks they’ve been had high-risk exposure should call 038-429-116 to arrange a test.

[kenke]

Benevolent District Chief buys food for 300 poor Thai families

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 Patcharapol Panrak

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April 17, 2020

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Sattahip District Chief Anucha Intasorn reached into his own pocket to buy rice, eggs, water and dried food.

Anucha Intasorn, chief of Sattahip District, 30 kms from Pattaya, reached into his own pocket to buy rice, eggs, water and dried food for 300 families struggling to make ends meet during the coronavirus shutdown.

Teams spread out across the district to distribute the food to grateful families, many of whom are suffering from all the closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.

 

 

 

 

 

Teams spread out across the district to distribute the food to grateful families, many of whom are suffering from all the closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.

[kenke]

Discarded face masks pose COVID-19 risk to Pattaya trash collectors

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 Jetsada Homklin

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April 17, 2020

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When Pattaya garbage men sort rubbish from recyclables, they are confronted with a wave of potentially coronavirus-infected fabric. To protect garbage men, people should discarded face masks into easily identifiable sealed plastic bags.

Face masks are one of the main tools to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but, for Pattaya’s garbage collectors, they are perhaps their greatest risk of infection.

Despite pleas from health officials, the overwhelming majority of Pattaya residents are simply tossing their soiled facemasks into the trash. When Pattaya’s garbage men sort rubbish from recyclables, they are confronted with a wave of potentially coronavirus-infected fabric.



Hospitals bag their gowns and facemasks into hazardous waste bags. Medical professionals and Pattaya’s trash collectors want residents to do the same.

Kung, one of the city’s many garbagemen, said he fears catching Covid-19 from the refuse he has to sort through every day. Reaching senior citizenship, he’s in the highest-risk group for infection and uses both gloves and masks to protect himself.

He said residents smile and are polite to him, but simultaneously are being thoughtless about how they disposed of their personal hazardous material.

 

To protect garbagemen, people should sort their own recyclables, put infectious waste into bags and also put broken glass and toxic material into easily identifiable bags, Kung said.

The men and women sorting through society’s waste and refuse never aspired to do this as a career. For many, he said, it’s their only option. Pattaya’s locals need to be considerable enough to understand that, he said.

[kenke]

Pattaya tweaks lockdown checkpoint in Najomtien

By Pattaya Mail

April 18, 2020

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People trying to enter Pattaya show their paperwork to checkpoint officers.

Pattaya tweaked its lockdown plan after traffic backups became untenable in Najomtien.

Pattaya currently is running checkpoints at eight access points to the city from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., barring anyone from entering who does not live or have essential business there. Drivers and passengers entering downtown are checked for fevers and their identification and travel motives are also reviewed.
 

One checkpoint, on Sukhumvit Road by Najomtien Temple, has created too much congestion, however, said Mayor Sonthaya Kunplome. So on April 18 it was relocated to the intersection of Soi Chaiyapruek.

As part of that move, parts of Sukhumvit sois 66 and 68 along with Jomtien Beach Road and Jomtien Second Road will close today.

 

The lockdown, meant to prevent the import of new Covid-19 cases in Pattaya, is set to last through May 7. (PCPR)

[kenke]

Pattaya tests 1,393 for coronavirus

By Pattaya Mail

April 18, 2020

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Pattaya has tested nearly 1,400 people for Covid-19 at the city’s new field hospital at the Grand Bella Hotel.

Pattaya tested nearly 1,400 people for Covid-19 at the city’s new field hospital at the Grand Bella Hotel.

The number of people who tested positive for the coronavirus, if any, was not disclosed. But Pattaya officials said that they met their goal of testing 200 people a day at the closed two-building resort.

Testing is being done on Thais and foreigners deemed to be “high-risk”, specifically Thais working with foreign tourists, such as bargirls, taxi drivers and hotel staff. Foreign tourists remaining in the city also are being tested.

Subjects arrive at the hotel lobby and have their temperatures and medical history taken. They are then screened and sent to the first floor of the second building to await results.

 

Pattaya is using a new “loop-mediated isothermal amplification”, or LAMP, test to rapidly detect a gene in the novel coronavirus that requires less equipment and expense than standard tests and can return results in as little as 30 minutes. Test kits are processed at Banglamung Hospital.

However, the medical community questions the accuracy of the LAMP tests, as the gene targeted by the test mutates frequently. As such, anyone testing positive is subjected to a second, more-accurate, expensive and slower test.

Anyone testing positive is admitted to the higher floors in the second building where they are either held in quarantine or treated for mild and moderate symptoms.

Anyone developing serious symptoms are transferred to area hospitals. (PCPR)

[kenke]

Soi Khopai, Pattaya surveys locals on pandemic compensation

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 Jetsada Homklin

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April 18, 2020

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Soi Khopai Community President Wirat Joyjinda surveys residents about what steps they would like to see the government take to offset the financial blow from the coronavirus shutdown.

Soi Khopai Community leaders surveyed residents about what steps they would like to see the government take to offset the financial blow from the coronavirus shutdown.

Neighborhood President Wirat Joyjinda led the survey team around the South Pattaya community April 16.

The survey, created by Pattaya and Banglamung District officials, asks what more the city, district, provincial and national government can do to alleviate the financial hardship from the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting business shutdown.

Residents of all stripes, from merchants to company staffers to motorcycle taxis, have been affected. Most have been put out of work and those still in business have seen customers and incomes fall by 50 percent or more.

 

Residents said they want assistance obtaining the government’s promised 5,000-baht monthly compensation for casual workers, a handout of consumer products, short-term employment, vocational training, low-interest loans and tax cuts.

[kenke]

BuBu Bar, Jomtien donates food to the needy every Wednesday

By Pattaya Mail

April 18, 2020

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People file past the distribution table gratefully picking up a food box and a bottle of water.

Swiss national Christian Isler along with his wife, and staff of the BuBu Bar at the Jomtien Complex set up a table to distribute food and water to people who have been badly affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Christian said, “Thousands of people have lost their jobs and have practically no money left. We really feel for them and want help in any way we can. I know that everyone needs food for themselves and their families for the immediate future, so we will distribute food to the needy every Wednesday at 15.00 hrs until the need subsides.” Last Wednesday 250 boxes of stir fried garlic chive flowers with pork liver were distributed, together with drinking water.

Christian Isler with his wife and BuBu Bar staff distributed 250 boxes of food and water to needy residents living in the area.