26 About 200 Iranians who live in Thailand took turns to vote for their new president at the Iranian embassy in Bangkok.
38 A research has found the efficacy rate of Sinovac’s COVID-19 vaccine is higher than 50% among the Thai people who have received two doses, according to Chulalongkorn University.
40 Officials in the southern border province installed 300 more beds at their field hospitals as COVID-19 cases were increasing at two factories.
24 The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said it received 35,000 more vials of COVID-19 vaccines equivalent to 350,000-420,000 doses and would use it for the inoculation of registrants whose appointments had been deferred.
20 A director of the Department of Disease Control said 68 people died after receiving COVID-19 vaccines and it was concluded that 13 of the fatalities did not result from the vaccination but were related to chronic diseases.
20 Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha will visit Phuket to inspect its readiness to welcome foreign tourists.
37 Three players of the Leicester City Football Club help the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) promote the Phuket Sandbox project.
13 Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha vowed to reopen the country in 120 days for its good future.
15 Three coalition parties submitted nine constitutional amendment bills to change some sections, for example, for an end to senators’ right to vote for a new prime minister and a new electoral system.
23 People aged 60 years and over and those with seven chronic diseases started to receive COVID-19 vaccines at the Bang Sue Grand Station after their previous inoculation appointments had been postponed.
38 The dean of the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University, has warned that it is too early to reopen the country because visitors can bring COVID-19 variants.
59 The 5th edition of the Michelin Guide Thailand will have Ayutthaya as a new destination where it will introduce starred restaurants because the province possesses outstanding foods and cultures.
