48 The Embassy of the Republic of Korea are delivering ‘Happy bag’, a safety and food kit under Covid-19 era to 66 living Korean war veterans and their families in Thailand.
46 The governor of Phuket province discussed treatment solutions for asymptomatic COVID-19 patients with local administrators as their rising number raised concern.
16 Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered investigation into the report that the database of 16 million patients under the supervision of the Public Health Ministry were hacked.
59 The Second Naval Area Command and volunteers removed about 550 kilograms of fishing nets from coral reefs off Koh Kra Islands in the southern province.
14 Bangkok is the world’s best “workation” city for both work and vacation at the same time.
43 The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) is likely to switch to the imposition of the Communicable Diseases Act in place of the Executive Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations to handle the COVID-19 situation in the country and thus it will automatically cease to exist.
32 The Bad Student Group told followers to skip online school from Sept 6 to 10 as an act of demonstration while demanding the government and the Education Ministry solve online education problems.
21 The Pang Sida National Park reopened on Sept 6 and the number of visitors was limited at 700 per day.
22 Police arrested ten people for violating the government’s alcohol ban at a famous restaurant at the center of the northern province last night.
18 The National Health Security Office announced its plan to distribute 8.5 million antigen test kits for people to test themselves for COVID-19.
21 The Industry Ministry, the Public Health Ministry, the Labour Ministry, the Interior Ministry and the private sector organized a brainstorming session to discuss measures to prevent and contain COVID-19 outbreaks at factories.
36 The chief of the Khao Yai National Park is limiting the number of visitors to a cliff in the national park as the “Khao Yai Fever” on social media prompted people to flock into the natural tourist attraction and raised concern about a possible COVID-19 outbreak.
