Aid for Workers, Operators in 6 Provinces
The cabinet approved one-month financial aid for workers and employers in six provinces under maximum and strict COVID-19 control.
The cabinet approved one-month financial aid for workers and employers in six provinces under maximum and strict COVID-19 control.
The Department of Medical Services offers COVID-19 vaccination to people aged 75 years and over at the Bang Sue Grand Station on June 30-July 18.
The number of COVID-19 cases from a sewing factory in Mae Sot district has exceeded 600 and overcrowded two local field hospitals.
Officials found gel inside 110 vials of Sinovac vaccine for COVID-19 because they were kept in too low temperatures.
Nightlife workers rallied with high heels and bikinis at Government House to seek financial assistance as their workplaces were closed amid COVID-19 impacts.
The Department of Medical Services has introduced guidelines on home isolation for green-coded COVID-19 patients due to the shortage of hospital beds.
Thailand was the world’s biggest exporter of fresh durian fruits with the record export value of US$934.9 million in May, up by 95.3% year-on-year, according to Kasikorn Research Center.
The country logged 5,406 new COVID-19 cases over the past 24 hours and Bangkok still had the most cases at 1,678.
SURIN, June 28 (TNA) – Cambodian workers crossed the border at the immigration checkpoint of this northeastern province to return to the homeland as Thailand started sealing off construction worker camps in Greater Bangkok and four southern border provinces today. The Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) headed by Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-ocha decided […]
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has intensified its measures to control COVID-19 including the one-month-long closure of construction workers’ camps.
The government rushed into preparing more hospital beds for COVID-19 patients in Bangkok where there were as many as 107 clusters of the disease’s outbreaks, rising by eight over the past 24 hours.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha remained undecided if Bangkok should be locked down for seven days to control COVID-19, saying the issue needed careful consideration.