The Public Health Ministry is considering taking legal action against a number of Covid-19 patients who refused to be transferred to field hospitals for treatment.
View MoreThe next two months are crucial for Phuket as it attempts to surmount the current Covid-19 crisis and see the government’s widely welcomed “sandbox” scheme for the tourism hub go ahead in July as planned.
View MoreThe Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is planning to establish more hospitels, or hotels converted into hospitals, for patients without severe Covid-19 symptoms to cope with the increasing number of serious virus patients in the province.
View MoreThe government has announced it will adopt the so-called vaccine passport, a certificate of vaccination, for use with Covid-19 vaccination in Thailand as an official travel document for those already vaccinated against Covid-19 and travelling to other countries.
View MoreThe number of Covid-19 cases linked to a nightspot in this northeastern province has risen to 52, with nine new infections reported on Wednesday.
View MoreAfter a 20% drop in new infections reported yesterday by the CCSA, Thailand has today recorded 1,443 cases.
View MoreNearly 100,000 doses of the Chinese-made Sinovac vaccine ‘CoronaVac’ arrived in Phuket yesterday (Apr 19)
View MoreThe Chonburi Department of Public Health announced 82 new and confirmed cases of Covid-19 this morning in the popular province that includes Pattaya.
View MoreSome 600 Covid-19 patients in Bangkok are forced to stay in isolation at home due to shortage of beds in hospitals for treatment.
View MorePhuket Public Health Office has said that those who wish to enter the province must provide a vaccination certificate of two doses or a Covid-free certificate.
View MoreAirlines are bracing for further turbulence as the fresh round of infections is depressing the prospect of recovery.
View MoreThailand’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is working with other environmental departments to determine how best to save a popular tourist attraction. Khao Ta Pu, commonly known as James Bond island.
View MoreForty-seven provinces have ordered travellers from other areas to be quarantined for 14 days, the Ministry of Interior said on Sunday.
View MoreThe Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Monday reported 1,390 new cases, and three deaths.
View MoreGovernor Aswin Kwanmuang led officials from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to oversee the Erawan 2 field hospital at Bangkok Arena Sports Centre in Nong Chok district on Sunday.
View MoreThe Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) is calling for the suspension of all domestic flights between 10pm and 4am
View MoreThe new school term, which is scheduled to begin next month, may be deferred to June due to the worsening Covid-19 situation.
View MoreThe Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand, also known as EXAT, issued several new guidelines for domestic flights in Thailand effective as of today, April 18th, 2021.
View MoreThailand on Sunday recorded yet another daily record number of Covid-19 cases -- 1,767 -- bringing the accumulated number of confirmed cases since the pandemic began to 42,352. Two new deaths were reported, raising the toll to 101.
View MoreThe Thai Hotels Association (THA) is inviting its members to become “hospitels” by turning their hotels into temporary hospitals to treat Covid-19 patients, association president Marisa Sukosol Nunbhakdi said on Thursday.
View MoreBangkok and 17 other Thai provinces (there are 77 in total) are now declared maximum control areas.
View MoreMore than 7.87 million vehicles were recorded traveling in and out of Bangkok during the Songkran holiday, Thailand’s Ministry of Transport revealed yesterday, April 14th.
View MoreOfficials are surveying the risk of collapse of Khao Ta Pu, a natural marine landmark in Phang Nga province, due to corrosion by seawater.
View MoreBangkok leads with 279 new patients, followed by Chiang Mai
View MoreMore than 500 people a day seek Covid-19 tests at Banglamung Hospital.
View MoreAll shopping malls and retailers in the country will close earlier at 9 p.m. from Thursday, April 15 until further notice to help curb the country’s latest COVID-19 outbreak.
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