114 Prime Minister and Defense Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha departed for Washington D.C. on May 11 to attend the 2nd ASEAN-U.S. Special Summit.
80 The board of the National Health Security Office included three medicines with marijuana content in its list of free medicines for Thai people.
94 About 35,000 schools nationwide are ready to resume their on-site teaching when the new school term starts on May 17, according to the Education Ministry.
46 Prime Minister and Defense Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha is scheduled to visit Washington D.C. during May 12-13.
51 The Royal Thai Army prohibits its units from ordering products via the Lazada online commerce platform and blocks the service provider from delivering ordered products in army units.
73 The Ministry of Public Health has lowered its COVID-19 alert from Level 4 to Level 3, saying Thailand is passing the pandemic period of the disease and heading for declaring it an endemic one.
117 Suchinda Cherdchai, owner of 65-year-old Cherdchai Tour, put it up for sale because it continuously posted losses due to COVID-19 and high fuel costs.
109 The Metropolitan Police Bureau states clearly that it has not imposed a child car seat rule on vehicles with a child aged six years and younger yet.
129 The board of the Oil Fuel Fund resolved to cap the diesel price at 32 baht per liter to help curb the cost of living.
30 The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration encouraged eligible voters to cast their votes in the elections of the new Bangkok governor and Bangkok councilors on May22, expecting a turnout of at least 70%.
22 The operator of passenger boats in the Saen Saep canal sought permission to raise fares by one baht.
70 Immigration police in Nakhon Phanom province are fully ready for the reopening of two local border checkpoints with Laos including a pier to serve tourists and local people as cross-border travel is expected to be active again.
