The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) will allow only restaurants certified by the Safety and Health Administration (SHA) to serve alcohol and no later than 9pm. Night entertainment venues are not allowed to resume.
The move follows the government’s decision to allow serving of alcoholic drinks in restaurants and eateries in Bangkok, Krabi, Phangnga, and Phuket when the country reopens tomorrow.
The BMA has also asked restaurants and eateries to upgrade their health safety standards and agree to SHA inspections. The BMA says the ruling which will take effect for 30 days, from tomorrow until Nov 30, will also allow more businesses and activities to resume.
Nurseries, child development centres and facilities for children with special needs can open normally; the BMA’s Department of Health can allow them to reopen as it sees fit.
Elderly care centres can open…
