Police set up checkpoints to detect 104 one-night curfew violators in Region 9, up to 44

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14 July 2021 – 14:19

Police set up checkpoints to detect 104 one-night curfew violators in Region 9, up to 44

Pol Maj Gen Yingyot Thepchamnong, spokesman for the Royal Thai Police. Disclosure of the results of setting up checkpoints, intercepting points, forbidding persons from leaving their homes or curfews during the period between 21.00 – 04.00 according to the announcement of the requirements under Section 9 of the Emergency Decree B.E. No. 27) dated 10 July 64 on the control, suspension, suppression of the epidemic of COVID-19, dated 14 July 64

that in the area of the Metropolitan Police Headquarters Found guilty of leaving the residence of 17 people, Provincial Police Region 1 of 29 people, Provincial Police Region 7 of 14 people and Provincial Police Region 9 of 44 people, a total of 104 people.

The National Police Office also emphasized to all police officers adhere to the measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 strictly If any area is neglected Disciplinary and criminal deficiencies will be considered decisively.

In addition, if any clues to the offense are found can notify to the hotline Royal Thai Police No. 191 and 1599 available 24 hours a day.