TAIT Sathorn 12
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With the concept of ‘Live the Best of Sathorn Life,’ TAIT Sathorn 12 – a new luxury high-rise condominium – is redefining an ultimate metropolitan lifestyle in the heart of Bangkok’s prime central business district (CBD).
The most distinctive lifestyle condominium abounds with Michelin-starred restaurants, chic café bistros, lifestyle entertainment and hangout spots, surrounded by a multitude of office buildings, embassies and 5-star hotels.
With green space flowing throughout the building, the 40-storey condominium is installed with double-glazed full height curtain walls and centred air gaps to prevent heat and external noise for ultimate comfort and privacy.
Its crown-level wellness facilities with Bangkok’s skyline view include a leveled rooftop common area and 6 floors of state-of-the-art facilities across 2,000 square metre, specially designed for ultimate relaxation.
Bangkok's Bang Rak district office has denied reports that 310 people were infected with Covid-19 at Lalai Sap market in Silom and that the market has been ordered closed indefinitely.
Patpong on its last legs
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Sex workers surviving on handouts as Coronavirus drives away trade
published : 7 Mar 2021 at 04:00
117 Pawan Leewajanakun, 33, a male prostitute and sex-worker rights activist, boosted his income by taking in private customers via an online platform, rather than relying solely on the bar in Patpong.
The vivid lights of Patpong Road are slowly ebbing away as many bars and clubs cannot keep their heads above water. Many bars are taking their last gasps of air amid an economic slump caused by the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic last year.
On Feb 22, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) allowed the reopening of entertainment venues as well as pubs and bars in almost all provinces except Samut Sakhon, where alcohol drinks can be sold until 11pm.
Round 2 hits just as hard
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Service sector still ill-equipped as latest round of closures and restrictions kick in
published : 8 Feb 2021 at 04:30
50 The normally bustling entertainment strip at Patpong has gone eerily quiet as Covid-19 restrictive measures took effect last month. (Photo by Wichan Charoenkiatpakul)
This is the second time businesses have been hit by coronavirus-related restrictions and closures, and many firms are finding it hard to stay afloat.
Chayanggurn Ardam, 54, the owner of Telephone Bar in Silom Soi 4, said he has now reached breaking point. His bar was heavily affected by the service venue ban in the first round during which he estimates he lost 90% of his customers, nearly all of whom were foreigners.