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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.
A beach bar prepares to close its doors as new partial lockdown measures take effect in Rio de Janeiro, including a ban on beach bars and vendors starting on March 5 at 2000 GMT, and limited opening hours for bars and restaurants, which will be allowed to open only between 6 am and 5 pm following a spike in Covid-19 cases in virus-stricken Brazil. IMAGES
Bangkok, Oct 15 (EFE), (Camera: Rungroj Yongrit / Diego Azubel).- Thousands of protesters Thursday occupied Bangkok’s city center, defying an emergency decree imposed earlier in the day banning political gatherings to curb recent large-scale demonstrations demanding political and monarchical reform.Peaceful demonstrators who had gathered despite the ban on crowds of more than four people initially struggled for control of the city’s Ratchaprasong Intersection, as Thai police linked arms to block access to the BTS Skytrain overpass and the street below.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST.
Hundreds of protesters gather in the Thai capital Bangkok calling for police to free arrested activists, defying emergency measures imposed earlier to quell a pro-democracy movement. IMAGES
Bangkok, Sep 10(EFE/EPA).- After several months of hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Bangkok's colorful nightlife scene has begun to take shape once again, a moment that some have taken advantage of to boost new businesses. Renowned drag queen Pangina Heals has opened House of Heals, a nightclub to showcase drag artists and live music. (Camera: DIEGO AZUBEL)FOOTAGE SHOWS DRAG QUEEN PANGINA HEALS' HOUSE OF HEALS BAR IN BANGKOK, THAILAND. SOUNDBITES: PAN PAN NARKPRASERT AKA PANGINA HEALS (IN ENGLISH)
Bangkok, Sep 10(EFE/EPA).- After several months of hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Bangkok's colorful nightlife scene has begun to take shape once again, a moment that some have taken advantage of to boost new businesses. Renowned drag queen Pangina Heals has opened House of Heals, a nightclub to showcase drag artists and live music. (Camera: DIEGO AZUBEL)FOOTAGE SHOWS DRAG QUEEN PANGINA HEALS' HOUSE OF HEALS BAR IN BANGKOK, THAILAND. SOUNDBITES: PAN PAN NARKPRASERT AKA PANGINA HEALS (IN ENGLISH)