Thailand was hit with 13,002 new Covid-19 cases on Wednesday, which pushed the country’s caseload to 439,477. Deaths over the past 24-hours stood at 108.
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In a bid to control the unprecedented surge in Covid-19 cases in the capital, Bangkok governor Pol General Aswin Kwanmuang met public transport agencies on Tuesday to come up with ways of slowing down transmissions.
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Some restaurant and food shop owners have started hunting for places to rent after the government decided to close their operations in malls from Tuesday as part of new lockdown measures.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has banned airlines from operating domestic flights to and from dark-red zones, which includes Bangkok.
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State-run Transport Company has suspended all bus services on the northern, northeastern, eastern and southern routes, except parcel deliveries, from July 21-Aug 2.
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The Department of Disease Control (DDC) signed a contract with Pfizer-BioNTech to procure 20 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Foreigners aged 75 and above can now walk into Bang Sue Grand Station to get a free Covid-19 jab.
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The following is a press release from the Tourism Authority of Thailand. Their opinions are entirely their own.
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Sandbox Customers Who Have Stayed 15 Days Heading Off On A Day Trip To Phi Phi. Want To Know The Rules And Restrictions?
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There were 80 Covid-19 fatalities and 11,305 new cases recorded on Monday
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An Israeli man and his Thai girlfriend who came to the island together under the Phuket Sandbox scheme were married at the Muang District Office in Phuket Town yesterday (July 19).
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For now the glamourous costumes and pancake makeup of the world famous Pattaya cabaret shows are just a memory for these once-celebrated entertainers.
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Bars shut, no beach booze, eatery curbs
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Province now dark-red control zone
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Phuket officials have issued a special order to confirm that Phuket Sandbox tourists may leave the island on “sealed” boat tours to nearby islands while still observing their mandatory 14-day stay on the island.
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The Thai Durian Association has urged the government to ease the bottleneck that’s strangling durian exports by linking Thailand’s rail network with the Laos-China railway.
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Another all-time daily high of 11,784 Covid-19 cases, along with 81 fatalities, were recorded over the previous 24 hours
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Foreigners aged 75 and over residing in the country who have not yet had a Covid-19 vaccine shot can register for inoculation at a walk-in vaccination centre at Bang Sue Grand Station.
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Checkpoints are being set up to restrict mobility in 13 provinces in a bid to prevent Covid-19 from spreading from the dark-red zone.
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Phuket authorities announced on Monday that only people who have been vaccinated at least two weeks prior will be allowed to enter the province.
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The Thai Retailers Association (TRA) and Thai Shopping Centre Association (TSCA) on Monday effected changes to the opening hours of department stores, shopping malls and retail stores in 13 "dark red" provinces.
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Domestic flights to and from Bangkok and other provinces classified by the government as high risk from Covid-19 will be suspended starting July 21 (Wednesday)
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Thailand’s Royal Gazette today, July 18th, has added Chachoengsao, Chonburi (Home of Pattaya), and Ayutthaya to the list of 13 maximum control dark-red zone provinces, effective this Tuesday, July 20th.
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The government is to extend the existing curfew and other tight restrictions in Greater Bangkok and four southern border provinces to at least Aug 2, and add three more provinces to the list on Tuesday.
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The country had a record high of 11,397 new Covid-19 cases and 101 fatalities over the previous 24 hours, the Public Health Ministry reported on Sunday.
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Reacting to opposition criticism, the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) has defended its move to submit a proposal for the purchase of two submarines, saying it had a duty to do so.
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