Daily Covid-19 infections are now showing a downward trend thanks to lockdown measures and should drop to around 5,000 people per day before the end of October,

Thai Airways International (THAI) has announced it will start selling tickets on select international flights to destinations with high vaccination rates, from Oct 1.

Nearly three months ago, Thailand launched its pilot programme to reopen selected destinations to vaccinated foreign tourists without quarantine.

Pattaya in Chonburi and Bangkok, and other provinces in the dark-red zone, will be allowed to reopen spas, cinemas, sports grounds and museums while nighttime curfew to be changed to 10pm-4am, effective on Friday October 1.

Thailand recorded fewer than 10,000 Covid-19 cases for the first time since July 17.

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An earthquake of magnitude 3.2, centred in Sri Sawat district, was recorded by seismologists early on Tuesday morning.

The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Monday unveiled its plan to reopen the country over the next few months.

The second semester for most Thai students will start on November 1. But whether their classes are held online or onsite will depend on what schools and parents say.

Thailand logged 10,288 new Covid-19 cases and 101 more fatalities during the previous 24 hours

Thailand logged 12,353 new Covid-19 cases and 125 more fatalities during the previous 24 hours

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Nearly 2,300 at-risk students were vaccinated in Bangkok without any side-effects.

The long-neck Karen were reportedly among tourism entrepreneurs in Mae Hong Son province who received jabs of Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine allocated by the Chulabhorn Royal Academy.

Thailand logged 11,975 Covid-19 cases and 127 fatalities on Saturday, bringing the total to 1.52 million cases and 16,049 fatalities since the start of the third wave