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.

The Department of Disease Control (DDC) provided updates on Monday (September 7) of the people who are suspected of having been in contact with the 37-year-old man who tested positive for Covid-19 while in detention at the Central Special Correctional Institution for drug charges.

The government on Monday reported one new case of the coronavirus disease 2019 over the past 24 hours, a returnee from India, as total cases rose to 3,445.

Popular tourist destinations were teeming with holidaymakers over the four-day long weekend, giving the ailing tourism industry some hope of recovery.

Giving at least some local business and hotel owners a welcome reprieve, Pattaya was bustling Saturday night as thousands of domestic Thai tourists spent the weekend in Pattaya.

The Immigration Bureau has urged foreigners to renew their visas before the end of an exemption which falls on Sept 26.

Environment minister says natural habitat needs regular recovery breaks from tourism

Several leading Walking Street business owners, from seafood restaurants, to small shops to bars have warned of a “total collapse” of the Pattaya tourist industry if the Thai government does not find a way to allow in foreign tourists.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) has lifted its ban on food and drinks served on domestic flights, according to the authority's director-general Chula Sukmanop.

Expatriates may not be able to join tourism stimulus packages, but the government pledges to end dual pricing as soon as possible.

A male inmate has tested positive for the coronavirus and has been moved from the prison to a hospital run by the Corrections Department.

The government on Thursday reported two more cases of coronavirus disease, quarantined Thai returnees from Indonesia and the United States, raising the total to 3,427.

The Transport Ministry is reviewing double-track rail projects worth Bt270 billion that it says have been hit by fallout from the Covid-19 crisis.

Wingspan Services Company Limited, an offshoot company of Thai Airways, had announced its objective yesterday, September 1, to lay off nearly 2,600 employees, effective immediately.

Nok Airlines Public Company Limited suffered a loss of THB3,750.61 million during the first half of 2020 up from TH1,187.70 million year-on-year.