Are you going to Thailand? Holiday-favorite banishes alcohol

Thailand is known to be a party-paradise, where you can sweat the carpenters out on the beach the day after.

This weekend there will not be any opportunity to be spruttet up, alcohol has been banned in the popular holiday favorite.

It is reporting News.com.au.

the parliamentary Elections in Thailand will be held this weekend, and just like on the five holy days in buddhism will booze not be allowed to purchase anywhere in the country.

Alkoholforbuddet will enter into force on the 23. march at 18: 00 and last until the 24. march at 18.00, which means that there will not be sold any form of alcohol in 24 hours.

should you not Comply with the law, you can look forward to imprisonment and a fine.

- the Ban on the sale of alcohol is mandatory by the law, says Col Sermpan Sirikong, vicepolitidirektør on Phuket.

- the Police will enforce it in the same way that we do it for the five buddhist religious days during the year.

- I believe that foreign tourists will understand that this law must be followed.

the law breakers will be able to look forward to up to six months in prison and a fine of 2000 kroner (10,000 baht).

Bandlysningen of alcohol has been determined to prevent valgmanipulation and bribery, since the polling stations have previously held parties to attract voters.

the parliamentary Elections will take place on 24. march, where the polling stations will close at 17.00. It is the first election since 2011, after the military coup that took place in 2014.

Holiday - 13. apr. 2018 - at. 17:57 Police warn vandkamps-tourists in Thailand