23 His Majesty the King endorsed the appointment of four new ministers of the Prayut Chan-o-cha government.
21 The cabinet approved assistance worth 350 billion baht to help businesses affected by COVID-19 and it comprised soft loans and asset warehousing.
6 Local officials were helping more than 100 families whose houses were damaged by summer storms in Mae Hong Son and Nakhon Ratchasima provinces.
12 Officials found 395 COVID-19 cases among detainees at a facility of the Immigration Bureau in Bang Khen district, Bangkok.
26 The Immigration Bureau opened a field hospital as COVID-19 was spreading among detained illegal migrants.
28 Additional doses of Covid-19 vaccines will be sought for tourist destination provinces to boost the local economies, said Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
41 Police arrested two Russian nationals in Pattaya for allegedly forging documents for visa extension.
10 The Criminal Court questioned Arnon Nampa and other detained anti-government rally leaders on his written complaint about safety while their lawyer expressed his concern about possible contempt of court by another rally leader, Parit Chiwarak.
17 A tour boat capsized in the Mekong River. Two passengers were missing and four others survived on the Lao side.
9 The opposition-core Pheu Thai Party condemns a crackdown on demonstrators on March 20, saying the government was abusing its power and the House committees on foreign affairs and children protection were asked to work out solutions.
11 The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Friday resolved to shorten quarantine periods for foreign arrivals, beginning on April 1.
10 Twenty-two companies of riot police in Bangkok were prepared to handle anti-government demonstrators who planned a rally tomorrow.
