PAL Bangkok-Manila flight on September 23
Philippine Airlines' next flight from Bangkok to Manila will be on September 23 (Wednesday).

Philippine Airlines' next flight from Bangkok to Manila will be on September 23 (Wednesday).
A Thailand-based pinay business owner ran away with OFWs’ money amounting to more than 53 million baht or around 82 million in pesos.
Passengers are advised to prepare for the payment of 8,000 THB to 9,000 THB. Bangkok Vista Holiday will send confirmation and payment details via email within this week.
The government on Tuesday reported one new case of Covid-19 infection, a quarantined Indian man who returned from abroad, raising the total number of cases to 3,446.
A strong rainstorm hit eight villages in tambon Nong Rawiang of Muang district on Sunday afternoon, causing damage to houses and property.
Taweesilp Visanuyothin, spokesman for the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, said on Thursday the prisoner's first test for the Covid-19 virus returned positive.
Immigration Deputy Commander Maj Gen Pornchai Khuntee announced the news at a press conference held at the Immigration Bureau headquarters in Bangkok todat (Sept 3).
Thailand has reported zero locally-transmitted Covid-19 cases for 100 days in a row, joining a small group of places like Taiwan where the pathogen has been virtually eliminated.
The easing applies to train services operated by the State Railway of Thailand, the Metropolitan Rapid Transit (MRT), Bangkok Expressway and Metro (BEM), BTS and SRT’s Electric Train Company.
Starting September 7, travelers with long-term passes coming from the Philippines, Indonesia, and India will not be allowed to enter the Southeast Asian country.
He can still clearly name his favorite pinoy bands and singers such as Paco Arespacochaga of Introvoys, The Dawn and Francis Magalona.
The event will take place from 11 to 13 September, 2020, from 10.00 to 22.00 Hrs. at the Quartier Gallery, EmQuartier shopping mall in Bangkok. The event is free for interested persons.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Thursday stressed the need for Thailand to start opening up to limited foreign tourist arrivals “as the country needs oxygen to breathe for survival.”
The fines are in the amounts of 200, 400, 500 and 1,000 baht and cover all kinds of vehicles.
The Cabinet on Tuesday approved a one-month extension of the state of emergency through September 30 to control the Covid-19 outbreak as the nation seeks to prolong its streak of going three months without a local transmission.
The government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration reported five new cases over a 24-hour period today, August 25, the 92nd day without any domestic case since May.