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| Jan 18, 2021 After City Hall ordered Bangkok bars to stop serving booze indefinitely, citing rising Covid-19 infections, an uncertain future loomed for Bangkok’s bars. Or so it seemed. Bangkokians have always seemed to adapt effortlessly to crises, from floods to forced closures. Now, Bangkok bartenders are once again having to prove their resilience.  With alcohol sales banned at bars, cafes, and restaurants for the second time in ten months an ordinance that could cost the industry up to B9 billion in revenue, according to The Nation bartenders and bar owners are not sitting idly by. Whether it’s Studio Lam selling Thai dishes as “Studio Yum” or Khaosan Road’s Hippie de Bar reopening as a vintage flea market, the city’s revered nightlife institutions have pivoted left and right, launching revenue-generating side hustles that might help many survive until business can get back to normal. 

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