Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market bans smoking, again

A strict policy will come into effect at the massive Weekend Market next month, along with a crackdown on alcohol sales

Bangkok’s world-famous Chatuchak Weekend Market will be under a strict non-smoking policy from October 1, reports the National News Bureau of Thailand. Puff-happy offenders will pay a maximum fine of 2,000 baht.

This is certainly great news for non-smokers, but we thought that smoking has been banned at Chatuchak since 2008. Just last month we saw security guards politely telling tourists to butt out, though no fines were issued.

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