News Forum - Pattaya Music Festival postponed due to a rise in Covid-19 cases

[Thaiger]

Next month’s Pattaya Music Festival 2022 is being postponed due to the surge in Covid-19 cases which hit 1,250 new infections in Chon Buri today. With the recent decision to hold off the music festival, some are worried authorities may also yet again April’s Songkran festival, the massive water fight celebrating the Thai New Year. Pattaya Music Festival was planned to take place every weekend throughout March. The locations and artist lineup were already confirmed, but the festival was just postponed due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases in Chon Buri, which includes Pattaya. An official announcement says the […]

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[LoongFred]

56 minutes ago, Thaiger said:

Next month’s Pattaya Music Festival 2022 is being postponed due to the surge in Covid-19 cases which hit 1,250 new infections in Chon Buri today. With the recent decision to hold off the music festival, some are worried authorities may also yet again April’s Songkran festival, the massive water fight celebrating the Thai New Year. Pattaya Music Festival was planned to take place every weekend throughout March. The locations and artist lineup were already confirmed, but the festival was just postponed due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases in Chon Buri, which includes Pattaya. An official announcement says the […]

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That seem reasonable. 

[Saunk]

Does The Thaiger bother editing articles before they are published? The amount of grammatical mistakes in this article are laughable. 

[King Cotton]

9 minutes ago, Saunk said:

Does The Thaiger bother editing articles before they are published? The amount of grammatical mistakes in this article are laughable. 

And before you know it, @Saunk, Tim or one of his Thaiger clones will be responding and smugly pointing out that, with the word 'amount' being singular, your critique should have ended with ' . . . is laughable'. What's the betting?