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Kao San Road Bangkok looks like a ghost town due to Covid-19 April 07 2020
Published 7 Apr 2020
Today Tuesday April 7th, I had to be around the Democracy Monument and went to have a little look on Kao San Road. It is really a pity to see how this area is affected by the Covid-19 virus. It looks like a ghost town. The whole street is under construction, it will look nice when it is finished. Soi Ram Butri which runs parallel to Kao San Road is also completely dead. The only shops open are the 7-eleven supermarkets. Bangkok now has an evening curfew, people are not allowed outside between 10 pm and 5 am. Only people with special permissions are allowed to travel during the night time. #bangkok #kaosan #covid19 #kaosanroad #coronavirus #7eleven #shopping #bkkpark #rambutri #bangkokcovid19 #bangkokcorona #bkkshutdown #bkkupdate #thailand #backpackers #thaiadventure #nanaBTS #sukhumvit11 #sukhumvithomes #socialdistancing #quarentine #oldtown
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