Traditional massage operators and therapists hand their petition to Ayutthaya deputy governor Somsak Charoenpaithoon, seeking help. Their businesses are among high-risk operations ordered closed to prevent the spread of Covid-19. (Photo: Sunthorn Pongpao)
AYUTTHAYA: Shops offering traditional massage and therapy have asked provincial authorities to relax anti-Covid measures.
Their businesses are among those considered at high-risk of passing on the virus.
About 50 people representating 33 traditional massage shops and massage therapists, led by Rattanaporn Sa-ngasaeng, on Tuesday submitted a petition to Ayutthaya governor Phanu Yaemsri through deputy governor Somsak Charoenpaithoon.
They sought mercy, asking authorities to relax closure measures mandated by Covid-19 containment orders.
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