Makan in Thailand

[steveluv]

This morning woke up for work had breakfast, leftovers from yesterday

 

[steveluv]

Well I can't leave them hungry can I? 

 

 

[steveluv]

Good, no more curry, last 2 servings for breakfast a few hours ago

My favourite coffee and toast with curry

Made this for my maid, curry noodles

[steveluv]

https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30386467?utm_source=category&utm_medium=internal_referral

19 new cases in Thailand point to Covid-19 downward trend
Apr 21. 2020

With 19 new cases confirmed over a 24-hour period, Thailand had its best day this month in the battle against Covid-19. The number of Covid-19 patients in the country increased to 2,811while there was one death, Taweesin Visanuyothin, spokesman of the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, said on Tuesday (April 21).

Total fatalities stood at 48, while 2,108 patients have recovered and returned to their homes and 655 are undergoing treatment in hospitals.

Tuesday’s sharp fall in the number of cases offered more proof that the Covid-19 curve in the country might be flattening, and could pave the way for an easing of the nationwide lockdown.

On April 9 there were 54 new cases, 50 on April 10, 45 on April 11, 33 on April 12, 28 on April 13, 34 on April 14, 30 on April 15, 29 on April 16, 28 on April 17, 33 on April 18 , 32 on April 19 and 27 on April 20.

“The declining number today is the outcome of efforts to contain the virus in the past 14 days,” he said.

The report comes as the government and the private sector look at the possibilities of easing some lockdown restrictions.

19 new cases in Thailand point to Covid-19 downward trend

The number of Covid-19 patients in Thailand increased to 2,811, with 19 new cases confirmed over a 24-hour period and one death, Taweesin Visanuyothin, spokesman of the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, said today (April 21).

The cases can be divided into three groups.

The first group of ten had come into close contact with others previously confirmed as infected.

The second group comprised eight people – two had visited crowded areas, one worked in a crowed area, one went to a religious ceremony, two were found during an inspection in Yala, and two discovered before undergoing an operation.

The last was a person under state quarantine after returning from the US.

Meanwhile, 109 people have recovered and returned home.

A 50-year-old male taxi driver who had diabetes and was a smoker died after contracting the virus. He had earlier driven a customer from Lumpini boxing stadium. His symptoms started with a low fever, coughing, and difficulty breathing on March 18. He returned home after being given medicines. However, his condition worsened with high fever on March 23 and he was finally confirmed as a Covid-19 patient the same day. He passed away yesterday.

As of today, the number of confirmed cases in the country stands at 2,811, with 655 undergoing treatment and 2,108 having recovered. Forty-eight people have died so far.

Eleven provinces have reported new cases in the last seven days – Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Phuket, Chon Buri, Yala, Pattani, Songkhla, Krabi, Narathiwat, Khon Kaen and Chumphon.

Globally, there are more than 2.48 million confirmed cases and around 170,000 deaths.

[PSP415]

@steveluv, hi bro how art thou? 

Do share your makan photos ya. Missing the atas and yet simple fare u shared. 

Things ok at your end?

Still allowed to dine out but need to observe curfew? 

We are pretty much in a prolonged circuit breaker mode.

Covid-19 cases here on the rise as warned. Hopefully it will peak soon and start journey down from there.

Take care and keep well too.

Cheers 

 

[sukmanisari]

all the food looks legittt, but asian food is the best

[chelsiachel]

really missing thai food right now.. pad thai is one of my fave!

[steveluv]

On 4/26/2020 at 7:22 PM, PSP415 said:

@steveluv, hi bro how art thou? 

Do share your makan photos ya. Missing the atas and yet simple fare u shared. 

Things ok at your end?

Still allowed to dine out but need to observe curfew? 

We are pretty much in a prolonged circuit breaker mode.

Covid-19 cases here on the rise as warned. Hopefully it will peak soon and start journey down from there.

Take care and keep well too.

Cheers 

 

I am very good. Thank you.All good here. Unlike Singapore here in Thailand business can still go on people not forced to stay at home (except for curfew 10pm to 4am 😂)

We are not allowed to dine out however some restaurant owners are very close to me and asked me to stay for makan guess they also boring want to talk.

You take good care to you and family. Cheers.

[steveluv]

On 4/26/2020 at 8:35 PM, sukmanisari said:

all the food looks legittt, but asian food is the best

Yes this is why at home I will cook Singapore food lol

[steveluv]

Was bored yesterday, Sunday. So decided to make myself some chee cheong fan for breakfast. Love it.

Left is plain, right is with egg 

At the back is the steamer

Actually love the plain one more

[steveluv]

Here you go, briefly the process

 

 

[PSP415]

9 minutes ago, steveluv said:

I am very good. Thank you.All good here. Unlike Singapore here in Thailand business can still go on people not forced to stay at home (except for curfew 10pm to 4am 😂)

We are not allowed to dine out however some restaurant owners are very close to me and asked me to stay for makan guess they also boring want to talk.

You take good care to you and family. Cheers.

Good to know all's well at your end.

Do drop by often to share ya and pls take care too.

Warmest regards to your loved ones at home too. Have a good week.

Cheers

[steveluv]

My brunch yesterday 

 

 

 

 

[steveluv]

https://thethaiger.com/coronavirus/what-does-the-extension-of-the-emergency-decree-mean

What does the extension of the Emergency Decree mean?

The Covid-19 Centre for Situation Administration announced today that the Emergency Decree for Thailand will be extended, although it technically will not be official until announced in official channels. The announcement has caused many to believe the extension means that nearly all businesses must remain closed and all current restrictions, such as closures of public spaces and beaches, will not be lifted for another month. This is not the case

The Emergency Decree mainly allows PM Prayut Chan-o-cha and the CCSA to control and manage the national situation, and help stop the spread, or even a second wave, of Covid-19. But restrictions in place can, and in some cases have, already been eased or strengthened, as the order allows for fluidity based on the overall situation. Many orders and restrictions, like the sale of alcohol, are at the discretion of provincial governors. Without the Emergency Decree, restrictions can’t be applied (or removed) quickly and easily on a national level.

Dr. Taweesilp Visanuyothin, spokesman for the CCSA, told the Thai press this afternoon that that the national curfew will very likely remain. Bans on international flights, except for repatriated Thai citizens and a few other exceptions, have now been extended to the end of May. Some domestic travel restrictions will remain. Social and mass gatherings will still be banned.

But Tawesilp says the administration will be looking in depth at reopening businesses and easing restrictions, based on a colour coded scale of guidelines, gradually throughout May. Businesses will have to adhere to new health rules and guidelines once opened. These could include the compulsory wearing of face masks in stores, limits to the numbers of people in stores and no special incentives that may create too many customers at one time.

Provincial governors also have significant freedom in making decisions about openings for their districts and areas, as much of easing local business measures will be “guidelines” and open to local interpretations. In Chon Buri, for instance, based on the Governor’s discretion, hair salons (a red item on the national chart for opening) have been re-opened for with no problems reported.

Orders such as beach and park closures, alcohol bans etc. will be based on the decisions of provincial governors and will likely be announced this week.

SOURCE: The Pattaya News

[steveluv]

https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/1909315/city-hall-lists-places-for-reopening

City Hall lists places for reopening
published : 28 Apr 2020 at 14:58

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration plans to reopen restaurants, markets, exercise venues, parks, hairdressers, clinics, animal hospitals and grooming parlours, golf courses and driving ranges.

Bangkok governor Aswin Kwanmuang said on Tuesday the city's current lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 was set to expire at midnight on Thursday. 

The BMA had informed the government of its plan to reopen venues in eight categories, with strict conditions to ensure disease control. The communicable disease committee would make a decision on Wednesday.

He said restaurants would have to seat customers 1.5 metres apart, comply with opening hours as restricted by the emergency decree, and not sell alcoholic beverages.

Markets and flea markets would be allowed to sell their usual goods.

Sports and exercise facilities would be opened for activities that do not require people to gather closely -  such as walking, running, badminton, tennis and table tennis. Sports that require teams, or players in close contact, would continue to be suspended. They included football, softball, volleyball and basketball, and also fitness classes.

Parks would reopen, but visitors would be prohibited from forming groups.

Barbers and hairdressers could provide only hair washing, cutting and drying, and must stop for cleaning every two hours. Customers would not be allowed to wait at the shops, and would have to make appointments. Staff would be required to wear face masks and face shields.

Pet grooming shops and pet hospitals would reopen, but a customer could bring only one pet at a time. The premises would have to close for cleaning every two hours.

Health clinics would reopen, but beauty clinics would remain closed. Golf courses and driving ranges would reopen.

Before entering such places, customers must have their body temperature checked, wear a face mask, clean their hands with soap or alcohol, and stay 1.5-2 metres apart from each other, the Bangkok governor said.

He did not specify a reopening date, but officials expected it would be Friday.

Mr Aswin said he would wait for the government's  decision on whether to lift the ban on sales of alcoholic beverages. 

[steveluv]

Fry noodles for breakfast yesterday

[PSP415]

6 minutes ago, steveluv said:

Fry noodles for breakfast yesterday

Looks really yummilicious! 👍

Have a good day bro. Keep safe.

Cheers 

 

[steveluv]

51 minutes ago, PSP415 said:

Looks really yummilicious! 👍

Have a good day bro. Keep safe.

Cheers 

 

Thank you. 
 

You too.