Thailand’s government said on Monday that it had discovered seven new cases of coronavirus in the last 24 hours. The infected cases were Thai’s returning from India and the US. This is 35th straight day of no new locally transmitted case in Thailand. The new discoveries bring the total number of cases up to 3,169. […]
The government on Sunday reported no new cases of novel coronavirus for the second consecutive day, leaving total infections in Thailand at 3,162.
The Ministry of Public Health is preparing related information before the plan is submitted to the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA), chaired by Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha, for consideration on June 29, 2020.
The vaccine is joint development between Bionate Asia and the National Vaccine Institute.
The National Security Council (NSC) has recommended extending enforcement of the emergency decree imposed to curb the COVID-19 pandemic for another month until July 31.
The first group of foreigners to be allowed to enter Thailand will comprise business representatives, skilled workers, experts, people with Thai families, teachers, students and patients who agree to quarantine, according to the government.
All businesses and activities suspended to control the spread of coronavirus disease will be allowed to resume on July 1 - including entertainment venues and "soapy massage" parlours.
The Special Chartered Flight from Bangkok to Manila will be on June 25, Thursday via Philippine AirAsia.
The only case reported is a repatriate from the Philippines.
Thailand’s Cabinet has designated July 7 as an extra holiday, which will give Thai people religious holidays from July 4 to 7, including Asalha Puja Day on July 5.
Maj Narin said the Khao Yai National Park is now ready to welcome tourists.
It was confirmed on Monday that investors and businessmen based in Thailand, and medical tourists, would probably be the first foreigners allowed into the country.
June is shaping up to be a good month for Southeast Asia’s currencies, with every one gaining, according to Bloomberg.
This is the 28th straight day of no new local transmitted cases in Thailand.
Thai nightlife will soon be back as the CCSA on Sunday promised to allow pubs, bars, karaoke parlours and other entertainment venues to reopen.
A Filipino teacher died of cardiac arrest on Thursday evening, June 18 in Kalasin, Thailand.
