Netizens see long arm of government in ‘Twitter Thailand’
Thai netizens are rejecting a new ‘Twitter Thailand’ account which debuted recently, out of fear that it might be a tool for the government to monRead More…
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Thailand sees only one new Covid-19 case in past 24 hours
There was only one newly confirmed Covid–19 case – the lowest in months – over a 24–hour period and no deaths, Dr Taweesin Visanuyothin, spokeRead More…
The Personal Data Protection Act is likely to be postponed
The Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry is seeking to postpone the enforcement of the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) as the Covid-19 crisiRead More…
People returning home for holidays urged to keep Covid-19 prevention measures
The Department of Disease Prevention And Control is advising people returning to their home provinces to strictly comply with Covid-19 prevention measRead More…
Official urges people to avoid provincial travel between the provinces
Full relaxation of Covid-19 regulations in transportation is not possible yet, as people need to follow social distance and limit the use of transportRead More…
Pattaya gears up for an easing of lockouts on May 5
Authorities in Pattaya may lift lockdown measures on May 5 after studying Covid-19 closely, while remaining wary of a new outbreak. Pattaya mayorRead More…
Chula expert provides advice on dodging coronavirus
A senior medical lecturer at Chulalongkorn University explained how people contracted Covid-19. Dr Thiravat Hema-chudha offered the information vRead More…
Suicide in vain: Young woman did get her cash handout
A woman who hanged herself on the morning of April 28 after posting a sketch of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha with a message complaining about beinRead More…
Farmers gave irrigation jobs to boost income during crisis
The Royal Irrigation Department will take in another 60,000 additional temporary workers in a bid to generate income and employment for farmers duringRead More…
Markets, parks and some stores to reopen starting Sunday, but alcohol sales have been banned
Six types of business and activities will be allowed to restart on May 3 (Sunday) when lockdown restrictions are eased, Dr Taweesin Visanuyothin, spokRead More…