Thailand recorded 194 new COVID-19 cases today (Thursday), compared to yesterday’s 250, according to CCSA spokesman Dr.Taweesin Wissanuyothin. Of today’s new infections, 172 were locally-acquired, involving Thais and nine migrant workers, while the remaining 13 cases are arrivals from abroad in state quarantine. Full story: thaipbsworld.com By Thai PBS WorldRead More
KANCHANABURI: This western province has its first Covid-19 infection of the current outbreak, a student from Rayong studying at Sai Yok campus of Mahidol University, governor Jirakiat Phumsawat said on Thursday. Mr Jirakiat, as chairman of the provincial communicable disease committee, said that the young woman returned to Rayong on Dec 17 in an air-conditioned […]Read More
Rayong’s provincial administration has decided to close all entertainment and recreational venues, schools, beauty salons, fitness clubs, amusement parks, children’s playgrounds and public swimming pools across the province after 56 COVID-19 new cases were recorded today. Governor Charnna Iamsaeng told the media today that total infections in the province, related to the illegal gambling den, […]Read More
The infected governor of Covid-plagued Samut Sakhon province is on a ventilator in hospital, but otherwise in good condition, a spokesman said on Thursday. Governor Verasak Vichitsangsri was under the good care of doctors at Siriraj Hospital, who had the situation under control, Taweesilp Visanuyothin, spokesman for the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration, said. Full […]Read More
Twenty-one more employees of a karaoke shop in Bangkok visited by an infected person from Nonthaburi province have tested positive for Covid-19. Thirty-nine of Nong Mai Karaoke’s 75 staff were tested for the novel coronavirus, and 21 were found to have the virus, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) spokesman Pongsakorn Kwanmuang said. Full story: Bangkok Post […]Read More
COVID-19 infections in Thailand have surged by 250 cases in a single day today (Wednesday), with many linked to illegal gambling activities, said CCSA spokesman Dr. Taweesin Wissanuyothin at a news conference this morning. Of the new cases, only nine concern arrivals from abroad with eight of them in state quarantine and the rest locally-acquired […]Read More
BANGKOK, Dec 30 (TNA) – The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) imposed a ban on food and drinks served on domestic flights during the Covid-19 outbreak. The ban is put into effect on Dec 31 until further notice. Full story: tna.mcot.net TNARead More
Illegal migrant workers from Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia, and their dependents under 18 who are currently in Thailand,will be able to stay and work legally, with health coverage for up to two years, as a special case approved by the Thai cabinet on Tuesday. The exemption from arrest and prosecution was proposed by the Ministry […]Read More
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