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.
The government on Tuesday reported one new coronavirus case and no additional deaths, bringing the total in Thailand to 2,988 infections and leaving the death toll at 54.
To date, the DFA has facilitated the repatriation of 24,422, of which 16,936 are seafarers and 7,486 are land-based workers.
The Airports of Thailand (AOT) resumed its domestic flights at its airports following over a month of temporary flight suspensions by several airlines as part of the efforts to help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Dr Songkran said the new cases would cause some hospitals, including Yaha Hospital, to approach their full capacity.
The government has announced guidelines on domestic air travel scheduled to resume on Friday, May 1.
The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration has allowed six groups of businesses and some public activities to restart from 3 May onwards, after having faced closure temporarily to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. These businesses and public activities are considered at low risk, so they are permitted to restart in the first stage of the […]
There were no new fatalities with the death toll still at 54.
As per an official contacted by PinoyThaiyo, The news article “Strict Measures against the Spread of COVID-19 among Foreign Workers” pertains to Cambodian, Lao, and Myanmar migrant workers.
Surat Thani Airport has announced flight resumptions of Nok Air, Thai AirAsia and Thai Lion Air during 1-30 May, 2020.
It is the third day in a row that the number of new infections was limited to single digits.
From P2,400 annually, Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) must pay Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) premium contribution of up to P21,600 this 2020.
