The Department of Health posed the question "Are you ready for lockdown?" on its Facebook page on Thursday, triggering a flood of comments from members of the public.
View MoreAll appointments for Moderna jabs were snapped up just seconds after registration opened at Phyathai 2 Hospital in Bangkok on Thursday.
View MoreA record 75 Covid-19 fatalities and 7,058 new cases were reported on Thursday, as the continuing surge in Covid-19 cases spread to provinces throughout the kingdom.
View MoreThe Public Health Ministry has proposed stricter measures to encourage people to stay home and not leave their province, to more effectively stem the spread of Covid-19.
View MoreThe Phuket Sandbox programme, since its launch on 1 July, attracted 32 inbound flights from Europe, the Middle East and Asia, bringing 1,896 foreign arrivals to the tourist island
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View MoreThe Samui Plus model is aiming to attract 2,000 travellers in the first month of reopening
View MoreForeigners living in Thailand can now register for their Covid-19 vaccine directly with Phyathai 2 and Samitivej Sukhumvit hospitals since the Thailandintervac.com website is out of commission.
View MoreMore than 1,000 cases emerge in just a few days
View MoreAs daily COVID-19 infections and deaths continue to surge in recent weeks, Thai authorities have decided to convert the country’s major airport into a field hospital.
View MoreThe Centre for Covid-19 Situation Admininistration (CCSA) would be willing to consider any proposal from the Ministry of Public Health for a lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19
View MoreThe following is a press release from the Tourism Authority of Thailand. Their statements are their own.
View MoreThe process of listing Thai AirAsia on the Stock Exchange of Thailand will take about three to four more months
View MoreNumber of patients dependent on ventilators doubles
View MorePhuket Sandbox has officially started on July 1, 2021 as a prototype model for the country’s reopening.
View MoreA 5,000 bed field hospital is to be set up in the compound of Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport
View MoreA group of doctors, who call themselves “Mor Mai Thon” (Doctors won’t take it anymore) submitted its petition, bearing 215,409 signatures collected on change.org, to Thailand’s House of Representatives today (Wednesday), calling for mRNA vaccines to be the main type administered in Thailand for free
View MorePeople have been queuing, since 8pm last night, to get free COVID-19 tests at Phra Si Mahathat Wora Maha Viharn Temple in Bangkok’s Bang Khen district. The venue can, however, only screen 900 people per day.
View More7,347 people have booked their hotel rooms for stays during July, as part of the Phuket “sandbox” project, which began on July 1st
View MorePhra Nangklao Pier is seeing an increasing number of passengers, a week after Bangkok’s first boat-to-rail link opened on July 1.
View MoreReopening is an important milestone but foreign travellers alone are not enough to save the island's hotel industry and tourism-dependent population
View MorePhuket's sandbox tourism scheme is helping the province's economy recover although there is room for improvement
View MoreA man from the United Arab Emirates who arrived in this southern island province in a tour group on Tuesday was found to be infected with Covid-19
View MoreThree resort islands in Surat Thani – Samui, Pha-ngan and Tao – will reopen for foreign tourists from July 15 under the “Samui Plus Model” scheme, authorities confirmed on Tuesday.
View MoreAggressive rate-cutting by Pattaya’s corporate-owned five-star resorts may put the city’s mid-range and budget inns out of business.
View MoreThe latest initiative to get foreigners jabbed opens on July 12.
View MoreAngry and disappointed Pattaya residents voiced their displeasure after showing up at Pattaya City Hospital for their Covid-19 vaccinations only to be told there were no vaccines.
View MoreCity officials sent out crews on Monday to spruce up Naklua into the international tourist destination it claims to be.
View MoreThe remaining liquidity of most hotel operators means they will be able to cover operation costs for less than three months, a Bank of Thailand (BoT) survey suggests.
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