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Panda Dolls Kick Pandemic Blues For Thai Diners

2020-12-30T13:57:30Z

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By [http://de.bab.la/woerterbuch/englisch-deutsch/Jiraporn Jiraporn] Kuhakan BANGKOK, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-sapa-tu-ha-noi-3-ngay-2-dem-2-ngay-1-dem-tour-sapa-ban-cat-cat-fansipan-thac-bac-ham-rong-tour-sapa-gia-re.html tour sapa] May 14 (Reuters) - Can't bear to eat alone? One restaurant in Thailand is ensuring it meets new social distancing guidelines, and providing lonely diners a bit of company, by seating stuffed pandas at its tables. Thailand earlier this month relaxed some restrictions on businesses as the number of coronavirus cases slowed, allowing restaurants to reopen but with strict rules in place to reduce the risk of the virus spreading. "Earlier we had only one chair for the tables where the customer came alone. But for me, it felt strange, so I thought I'd give them some company," said Natthwut Rodchanapanthkul, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-sapa-tu-ha-noi-3-ngay-2-dem-2-ngay-1-dem-tour-sapa-ban-cat-cat-fansipan-thac-bac-ham-rong-tour-sapa-gia-re.html tour sapa giá rẻ] the owner of Maison Saigon, a Vietnamese restaurant in Bangkok. Sitting opposite one of the panda dolls, diner Sawit Chaiphuek said he was happy to have some company as he stepped out to eat for the first time in months. "The doll makes me feel less lonely eating by myself," said Sawit, 25. Siriporn Assavakarint, another customer, said the new seating rules often bamboozled diners, and the army of plush pandas made things much clearer. "It's a lot easier to understand compared to other restaurants where people always get confused about where to sit and end up sitting too close to each other." Thailand reported one new coronavirus case on Thursday and no new deaths, bringing the total to 3,018 cases and 56 deaths since the outbreak started in January. On Wednesday, it reported zero new cases for the first time since early March, before the lockdown began. (Writing by Patpicha Tanakasempipat; Editing by Lincoln Feast.)

Jennifer Hawkins Enjoys A Casual Day Out With Her Daughter Frankie

2020-12-28T11:01:33Z

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It has been nearly a month since she delightedly rang in her daughter Frankie Violet's first birthday. And Jennifer Hawkins, 36, continued with her doting display as she stepped out with the cherubic one-year-old in Double Bay, Sydney on Wednesday. The former Miss Universe nailed her off-duty style in a casual white co-ord and baseball cap while lovingly carrying her bundle of joy in her arms. Out and about: Jennifer Hawkins, 36, continued with her doting display as she stepped out with the cherubic one-year-old daughter Frankie in Double Bay, Sydney on Wednesday Meanwhile, on Friday, the model revealed she was 'melting' over her adorable tot, who was shown having a little dance in the living room in an Instagram Stories post. She shared a photo of the toddler cuddling a pink bunny toy to her face, which Jennifer captioned: 'Melt.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-8887279/Jennifer-Hawkins-shares-adorable-family-pictures-daughter-Frankie-husband-Jake-Wall.html Jennifer Hawkins shares adorable family pictures of her...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8791899/Jennifer-Hawkins-stuns-shows-trim-post-baby-body-set-photoshoot.html Jennifer Hawkins looks stunning as she shows off her slender...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8945993/Pregnant-Bindi-Irwin-wishes-husband-Chandler-Powell-happy-birthday.html 'I love you with all my heart': Pregnant Bindi Irwin wishes...] [/tvshowbiz/article-8946007/Pregnant-Big-Brother-star-Skye-Wheatley-asks-fans-tell-shes-having-boy-girl.html 'We need baby sex whisperers!' Pregnant Big Brother star...] Share this article Share 30 shares The beauty also shared footage of Frankie bopping along to a song while she clung onto a couch. Her delighted mother could be heard encouraging the tot as she showed off her moves. Mummy and daughter day! The former Miss. Universe nailed her off-duty style in a casual white co-ord and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali] baseball cap while lovingly carrying her bundle of joy in her arms. Mama duty: On Friday, the model revealed she was 'melting' over her adorable tot, who was shown having a little dance in the living room in an Instagram Stories post It comes after Jennifer revealed that she avoided sex with her husband Jake Wall while she was pregnant with their daughter last year. During an [http://www.bing.com/search?q=interview&form=MSNNWS&mkt=en-us&pq=interview interview] with [ ], Jen also joked that she felt like a 'whale' while carrying her baby. 'You as the mum-to-be, you're like, "Please don't come near me with that! I do not want that, I've got enough in here!"' she laughed. Despite her aversion to love making, Jen said that she loved being pregnant. 'I loved it, I was a whale, I loved it!' she gushed. 'I was eating ice cream, it was so good.' Sweet! She shared a photo of the toddler cuddling a pink bunny toy to her face Took a break: This comes after Jennifer revealed that she shied away from sex with her husband Jake Wall (right) while she was pregnant with their daughter Frankie last year Joy: Frankie celebrated her first birthday last month, with Jennifer sharing a series of adorable photos on Instagram to mark the occasion Frankie celebrated her first birthday last month, with Jennifer sharing a series of adorable photos on Instagram to mark the occasion. 'Our sweet girl Frankie Violet is ONE today! This year with her has been such a ride!!' she posted on October 17. 'A dream come true! All the love, laughs, fun (+ nappies & chaos) - such a blessing!! We adore you cheeky monkey!!' The genetically blessed couple, who married in [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali giá rẻ] in 2013 after eight years of dating, welcomed Frankie on October 17. Happy tidings: The genetically blessed couple, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] who married in Bali in 2013 after eight years of dating, welcomed Frankie on October 17 data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Jennifer Hawkins: 'I can't remember what life was like before I had her to now' | Exclusive - 9Honey] [ Kyle & Jackie O] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Noosa-bound Schoolies Plan apos;nightly Bush Doofs apos; And Beach Parties

2020-12-28T09:51:07Z

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Teenagers heading to Noosa for Schoolies celebrations are already planning hidden 'bush doof' parties and seeking out illegal drugs on the Queensland coast. More Schoolies than ever before have set their sights on the Sunshine Coast for 2020 after official events were cancelled on the [/news/gold-coast/index.html Gold Coast] and flights to Bali and [/news/fiji/index.html Fiji] were grounded due to coronavirus restrictions. Critics of the event were slammed for not trusting graduates to be safe and respectful, and instead said the teens were entitled to celebrate after enduring a horror final year of school during the Covid pandemic. But newly unearthed messages suggest the teenagers aren't looking to come to Noosa to relax and enjoy the quiet town, as tourism bodies suggested. 'If everyone packs their sh*t and goes to Granite Bay and sets up early... It'd be a mad beach doof and far away for no cops or locals to hear,' one of the school leavers suggested. Others agreed, while one said Noosa should be prepared for 'mass bush doofs on the beach every night'. From November 20, an estimated 5,000 school leavers will descend on Hastings Street and surrounds - after organised events and beach parties were cancelled on the Gold Coast to stem the spread of Covid Newly unearthed messages suggest the teenagers aren't looking to come to Noosa to relax and enjoy the quiet town, as earlier suggested by tourism bodies More than 20,000 partygoers descended on the Glitter Strip in 2019 - and school leavers are expected to arrive in Noosa in droves in 2020 Poll Would you be concerned if 5,000 Schoolies came to your hometown this year? Yes No Would you be concerned if 5,000 Schoolies came to your hometown this year? Yes 89 votes No 9 votes Now share your opinion DM.later('bundle', function() DM.molFePolls.init( id : "p-23", params : pollStyle: 'default', pollId: '1110002', pollImage: '', articleImage: website defaultImage: website question: "Would you be concerned if 5,000 Schoolies came to your hometown this year?", questionId: '1106412', twitterVia: 'MailOnline', fbAppId: '146202712090395' ); DMS.PollShare.init("p-23", pollStyle: 'default', pollId: '1110002', pollImage: '', articleImage: website defaultImage: website question: "Would you be concerned if 5,000 Schoolies came to your hometown this year?", twitterVia: 'MailOnline', fbAppId: '146202712090395' ); ); The teenagers, who range in age from 17 to 18, are concerned that the few venues in Noosa they would be interested in attending will reach maximum capacity early on given the sheer amount of people expected to arrive on the coast from Friday. The tourism and hospitality industries are hoping an estimated 5,000 school leavers will inject much-needed money into the economy, which was crippled by Covid and the subsequent lockdowns. But some locals worried their personal safety wasn't taken into consideration before Noosa agreed to become the unofficial Schoolies destination of 2020. Others are simply concerned the cash injection isn't worth the potential damage to local beaches and nature reserves. In response, Tourism Noosa chief executive officer Melanie Anderson told The Courier Mail locals should not be concerned by the influx of tourists. 'We don't have nightclubs so they're not coming here to party,' she said. 'If everyone packs their sh*t and goes to Granite Bay (pictured) and sets up early... It'd be a mad beach doof and far away for no cops or locals to hear,' one of the school leavers suggested Schoolies responded to a question asking what they were actually hoping to do for a week in Noosa 'We're not the Gold Coast, we do shut down fairly early... There are rules when you come to Noosa. You have to respect them.' It now appears that message might not have reached Schoolies ahead of their arrival. 'We can have a massive f**k off rave on the beach... Huge beach doof,' one said in a post. In a separate post, another teen asked 'who needs bags', which many on the post assumed was a reference to cocaine. 'I'll black out in the national park on a copious amount of substances,' one person responded. Another reveller asked who would 'come to the Fairy Pools on caps?'. The Noosa Fairy Pools are a short hike away from the main beach and can be extremely dangerous during high tide. Another reveller asked who would 'come to the Fairy Pools on caps?'. The Noosa Fairy Pools are a short hike away from the main beach and can be extremely dangerous during high tide Damning photographs taken at various Schoolies events across the Gold Coast in recent years show beaches littered with rubbish from the night before. Pictured: Cavill Avenue in 2019 Tourism Noosa chief executive officer Melanie Anderson (pictured) said Schoolies who choose Noosa as their destination of choice are likely not coming 'to party' given venues close early and there aren't any night clubs Another teen asked 'who needs bags', which many on the post assumed was in reference to cocaine From November 20, an estimated 5,000 school leavers will descend on Hastings Street and [http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/public/sitesearch.do?querystring=surrounds surrounds] after organised events and beach parties were cancelled on the Gold Coast to stem the spread of Covid. Red Frog volunteers - who usually offer support to teens during their stay - will also skip the Glitter Strip, instead deploying at least 100 people north to Noosa. Red Frogs Queensland's Chris George said they're 'bolstering support for locals in Noosa' but really aren't sure what to expect from school leavers this year. 'We're not quite sure until we get there and find out,' he said, admitting that while early estimates anticipate about 5,000 Schoolies, that number doesn't factor in private bookings or AirBnB stays. The volunteers work round-the-clock during Schoolies week to offer support to the teenagers, from walking them home to ensure they get there safely to cooking pancakes for breakfast the next morning. But some locals are concerned the Red Frogs won't be able to protect Noosa's pristine beaches and nature. Some locals are simply concerned the cash injection isn't worth the potential damage to local beaches and nature reserves 'Partying til dawn in their AirBnBs, drinking, lighting fires on Main Beach... stay safe everyone,' one resident said. 'Many of us bought in Noosa so we wouldn't have to endure such a thing as Schoolies,' one longtime Noosaville resident said. 'Who in their right mind would consider it a good idea from a health risk point of view... given the age demographic of most residents in Noosa.' Another said: 'The Gold Coast is refusing to have them. Every Schoolies year has been a disaster... The council always come out at a loss, replacing damaged infrastructure... Good luck Noosa.' Damning photographs taken at various Schoolies events across the Gold Coast in recent years show beaches littered with rubbish from the night before. According to Schoolies.com chief executive Matt Lloyd, the lack of school leavers travelling to the Gold Coast over the next two weeks will cost the region tens of millions of dollars. 'It's disappointing for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] building managers and unit owners but hopefully things will return to some sort of normality in 2021,' he said. Red Frog volunteers - who usually offer support to teens during their stay - will also skip the Glitter Strip, instead deploying at least 100 people north to Noosa Tourism Noosa chief executive officer Melanie Anderson said Schoolies who choose Noosa as their destination of choice are likely not coming 'to party' given venues close early and there aren't any night clubs. Instead, she hopes they will behave responsibly and enjoy the dining and facilities on offer. Pictured: A restaurant on Noosa's Main Beach Pictured: Melanie Anderson 'Once the government cancelled the official celebrations on the Gold Coast, we started to see a lot of interest in Noosa and it's gathered momentum.' 'I'd say the numbers heading to Noosa will be in the thousands.' While tens of thousands of school leavers normally descend on the Gold Coast in the last two weeks of November, others flood [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-bali-tour-du-lich-bali-indonesia-4-ngay-3-dem-tu-ha-noi-tu-sai-gon-hcm-may-bay.html tour bali giá rẻ] or Fiji for other official celebrations. With international travel halted as a result of the pandemic, Noosa has become one of the most sought after destinations. Others are choosing to still go to the Gold Coast for unofficial celebrations, while Airlie Beach and Byron Bay have proven popular choices, as well. 'They won't have events to keep them safe and occupied, so they will be roaming the street drunk and with no destination. They can't dance in a club or watch a band... It'll be chaos,' one Noosa local warned. But most locals are excited to see the main street and beaches packed once more after the Covid pandemic flattened the economy - which relies significantly on tourism. Investors are 'taking a chance' and renting their homes to groups of teenagers while businesses are putting on extra staff to cope with demand and security to monitor the venues. The overwhelming response to the Schoolies criticism - particularly from the younger demographic - is to 'harden up'. 'There's more to Noosa than just being God's waiting room. Young adults are as welcome here as anyone else. They deserve to celebrate after the year they've had,' one woman said. Most locals are excited to see the main street and beaches packed once more after the Covid pandemic flattened the economy - which relies significantly on tourism. Pictured: Schoolies at an earlier celebration on the Gold Coast