Daily new cases must fall below 10 to contain Covid-19
To keep the spread of Covid-19 at bay, daily new cases have to be in single digits, the spokesman of the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation AdRead More…
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Hundreds of Thais from Malaysia arrive without proper documentation
Nearly 300 Thai people returning from Malaysia were found to have entered Su-ngai Kolok without proper documentation. On Sunday (April 19), Su-ngaiRead More…
Satun checkpoint ready to receive returnees from Malaysia
The vice governor of Satun province, Sakda Wittayasirikul, visited the Wangprajan border checkpoint to boost the morale of staff as they prepared to rRead More…
Another 100 Thais return from Malaysia via Songkhla checkpoint
About 100 Thais who had been stranded in Malaysia returned to Thailand on Sunday (April 19) at 9am via the 24-hour Customs, Immigration and QuarantineRead More…
Lottery postponements to hit state coffers
Postponing the state lottery will not only affect the incomes of large and small traders, but also the government who will lose out on remittances froRead More…
32 more Covid-19 cases point to situation stabilising in Thailand (Updated)
Thailand’s total number of Covid-19 patients rose to 2,765 with 32 new cases confirmed over a 24-hour period, and no deaths, Dr Taweesin VisanuyothiRead More…
Hot weather and thunderstorms forecast for upper Thailand
A heat low covers upper Thailand while the southerly and southeasterly winds bring humidity to the lower North, the Northeast, the Central and the EasRead More…
No Covid-19 cases in Surat Thani for eight days
Surat Thani public health office on Saturday (April 18) reported that there had been no new confirmed cases of Covid-19 for eight consecutive days. Read More…
Wissanu denies government ‘begging’ for money by reaching out to tycoons
Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam on Saturday clarified that the open letters the government would write to 20 of the richest Thais was not an eRead More…
Navy slashes 2020 budget by 33 per cent ‘to help govt fight Covid-19’
The Royal Thai Navy (RTN) will slash its fiscal 2020 budget by 33 per cent, or by Bt4.1 billion, to help the government fight Covid-19, said Vice AdmiRead More…