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Bangkok bar calls it quit to stop Covid-19 'bleeding'

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Bangkok, Jun 10 (EFE/EPA).- Thaisho, a Bangkok bar best known for its shots of traditional herbal moonshine, sold off their furnitures on Thursday before shutting its doors for good. Citing a lack of government compensation after nightlife venues were ordered to close amid Covid-19 outbreak, the bar announced it would sell off everything from chairs and tables to fans and fridge. The bar previously announced that it would be pouring the last rounds on 20 June. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK).SHOT LIST: CUSTOMERS QUEUE UP TO BUY PRODUCTS AND FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES AFTER THAISHO BAR AND RESTAURANT IN BANGKOK, THAILAND, DECIDED TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS FOR GOOD.

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