180 adults, 2 children included in second repatriation from Thailand
A total of 367 Filipinos have already been repatriated.
A total of 367 Filipinos have already been repatriated.
“Simula pa lamang sa accommodation sa Bangkok, paghatid sa airport, pag-rapid test sa NAIA, pagkuha ng hotel ng OWWA, paghatid ng coast guard at ng DOTR, pagkain 3 meals a day kasama na din ang mga hotel staff at mga riders. Lahat libre galing sa kaban ng ating Gobyerno,”
The entertainment industry is among the industries heavily affected by COVID-19 as filmings have been ordered to be halted and all public events were cancelled. So Thai actor Amp Pheerawas decided to sign up to become a Grab delivery driver after his friend, who is a pilot, invited him to do so. Amp shared that […]
The Thai government said on Wednesday that it had discovered no new cases of coronavirus infections.
The Ministry of Labor has issued a notification forbidding employers from locking out employees and forbidding employees from striking during the period of emergency situation, in accordance with the 2005 Emergency Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations.
Royal sponsored cremation will be held at 2:00PM today, May 12.
Lacatan went back to the Philippines on February 8. Her work permit and Non B visa is valid until November 2020.
The new phenomenon of the "community pantry", also known as "pantry of sharing", is rapidly increasing as Thais continue to donate daily necessities items to people affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Social distancing of at least 1.5 meters is applied to queues for ticket machines and counters at all 17 stations of the BTS Skytrain, which is now deploying all 98 trains, each contains four bogies – totaling 392 bogies – to cater to commuter demand.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has allowed shops at the Weekend Market to reopen from 05.00 to 18.00 hr.
Shopping malls and large retail outlets selling construction materials will be allowed to reopen as lockdown measures are eased further on May 17 if there is no surge in new infections, Bangkok Post reported. China and South Korea will also be the first countries to be removed from a list of the government’s dangerous communicable […]
The Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) has designed and presented special barriers to five taxi fleets in Bangkok for use in preventing the spread of the coronavirus disease between the driver and passengers in the backseat.
11 more patients have recovered from the virus bringing the total number of discharged patients to 2,772.
The Thai Cabinet has approved proposals to help ease the people’s burden during the Covid-19 situation by providing 20% discount on water bills until the end of June
Schools wishing to open must first seek permission from their provincial governors.
Central Group has approved 2.3 billion baht to boost the sustainable grass-roots economy, including 1.5 billion baht to buy products directly from growers and community enterprises, including farm produce and SME products, for sale in stores to support 25,000 farmer households in 42 provinces.