Volume 122Issue 58A
Royal Gazette
16 July 2548
(1)prohibition of any persons from leaving their dwellings during the designated period of time, save where they have obtained permission from competent officers or are exempt persons;
(2)prohibition of assemblies or gatherings at any places or the commission of any acts which instigate disorder;
(3)prohibition of presentation of news or distribution or circulation of written materials, printed materials, or any other materials whose contents may subject people to fear or contain intentionally distorted information which causes misunderstanding about the state of emergency to the degree that affects the security of the State, peace and order, or good morals of the people, both within the bounds of the areas where the state of emergency has been announced and throughout the Kingdom;
(4)prohibition of the use of transportation routes or use of vehicles, or designation of conditions on the use of transportation routes or use of vehicles;
(5)prohibition of the use of buildings or entry into or stay in any places;
(6)evacuation of people from the designated areas for their safety or prohibition of any persons from entering the designated areas.
The ordinances under paragraph 1 may be subject to time clauses governing their observance or conditions governing the performance of work by competent officers, or may authorise competent officers to designate additional areas and details in order to prevent a performance which causes immoderate trouble to people.
Section10.For the purpose of enabling expeditious rectification of the problems in the areas where the state of emergency occurs, the Prime Minister may authorise the competent officer who has been appointed chief officer according to section 7, paragraph 4, to exercise the power to issue the ordinances under section 9 on his behalf. But once this has been done, a report must promptly be made to the Prime Minister for his information, and if the Prime Minister does not give the same ordinances within forty-eight hours from the time the competent officer issued the ordinances, those ordinances shall cease to be in operation.
Section11.In the event that the state of emergency involves terrorism or the use of forcible violence against lives, bodies, or property, or there is a reasonable belief that an act of such seriousness as would affect the security of the State or the safety of the lives or property of the State or people is being committed, and it is necessary to rectify the problems with dispatch so as to terminate them in an effective and timely manner, the Prime Minister shall have the power to announce, with the approval of the Council of Ministers,
