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The results of the Bangkok Communicable Disease Meeting Do not splash water during Songkran. To travel throughout the province, he reiterated between April 10 and 15, 64, anyone who organizes an event with more than 100 participants must apply for a district permit
At 3:30 pm on March 19, 2021, Bangkok The results of the Bangkok Communicable Diseases Committee meeting were announced. Guidelines to prevent the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), including guidelines for organizing activities during Songkran Festival by Major General Asawin Kwanmuang, Governor of Bangkok He stated that splashing water was not allowed but that he could do merit or traditional activities.
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Then Police Lieutenant Colonel Pongsakorn Kwanmuang, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration He discussed the details of the activities during the Songkran Festival 2021 during the period April 10-15, 2021 that the activities that are at risk of spreading the disease. And focus on activities according to ancient traditions.
“Splash of water activities, concerts, foam parties, etc. These activities Bangkok will ask the organizer to refrain from this year first. And he was asked to focus on activities that promote Songkran traditions, such as sprinkling water, pouring ceremony. Religious activity As for traveling around the province to travel, you can travel normally. And ask for cooperation, all activities must have social space “
However, during the period April 10-15, if there is an event with more than 100 participants, it can be organized, but permission must be asked from the district office to verify various measures. And don’t let any activity spread the disease.
Additionally, event organizers are asked to consider defining the boundaries of the event area. Or business clearly AND provide an I / O as appropriate for the activity. Including having control measures AND measures to prevent the spread from being completed. In addition to emphasizing requesting cooperation for participants to wear cloth masks OR a mask Follow spacing measures Avoid contact with other people. Wash your hands with alcohol gel. Including scanning the “Thai Chana” or “Mor Won” app every time you travel to various places.
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