It's amazing, yet again the issue of alcohol sales to school-kids has to be curbed with such draconian meassures due to
the simple fact that it cannot be policed...

GLCQuantum wrote:"Alcoholic drinks may not be sold within 300 metres from a school or educational institution, according to an announcement to take effect soon."
My word that's a hell of a task... where I'm currently residing there must be a school every 100-200 meters, I kid you not. So essentially, the whole town will become an alcohol free zone.
That I will Kendo... that I will.kendo wrote:GLCQuantum wrote:"Alcoholic drinks may not be sold within 300 metres from a school or educational institution, according to an announcement to take effect soon."
My word that's a hell of a task... where I'm currently residing there must be a school every 100-200 meters, I kid you not. So essentially, the whole town will become an alcohol free zone.
You'll be alright though GLC
If it was within 300m of any school there wouldn't be hardly any bars left in Thailand but it's not, it's tertiary or vocational educational establishments which, I suppose, is anything after normal schooling. Certainly in Bangkok there are many of those in the city but I can't think of any actually in Hua Hin itself, there are several outside the city but they probably don't have any bars or restaurants that near to them.JamesWest wrote:look at th map in bangkok:
http://bangkok.coconuts.co/2015/07/23/b ... rohibition
as some have pointed out here, there is a school next to soi bintabaht.
a school next to Market Village... and schools all over the place.
This Junta seems intent on turning Thailand into a pretty boring place for no real good reason as I've spent many an hour in Thai bars and I don't remember ever seeing them being exactly a magnet for high school children.Thai TV saying high schools are included.
Unless they're selling flowers, or some other useless piece of tat.STEVE G wrote:I don't remember ever seeing them being exactly a magnet for high school children.