16 Eleven schools in Tak’s Mae Sot reopened on Monday after almost two-month closure as the Covid-19 situation there has improved.
45 Unsafe smog levels were reported at 54 locations in the capital with the worst level recorded in Sai Mai district this morning.
25 Fifty-nine tourists from European countries arrived from Indonesia as the first group of visitors undergoing 14-day “villa quarantine” at Sri Panwa Hotel.
54 The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration is implementing its Green Bangkok 2030 project to increase green areas to the ratio of 10 square meters per person within 2030.
42 Thailand on Friday reported 130 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total cases to 25,241. One additional death was confirmed, taking the death toll to 83.
46 The Air Pollution Resolutions Center, sugarcane millers and sugarcane producers in many areas join a campaign against the burning of sugarcane plantations to reduce smog.
9 The police arrested a Chinese man for allegedly selling firearms online and seized assault rifles, grenades and a large amount of ammunition at a condominium room in Samut Prakan.
33 A clouded leopard was recovering after being shot in the Khlong Phanom National Park in the southern province but it may be disabled for its swollen brain.
22 The spokesman of the Office of the Attorney-General said that officials continued hunting for Red Bull heir Vorayuth “Boss” Yoovidhya who was wanted for a hit-and-run case.
14 The national police chief said he put 69 companies of riot police on standby to cope with anti-government rallies on Feb 19-20 and they were prepared for violent incidents.
49 The Faculty of Medicine of Chualongkorn University will test its COVID-19 vaccine in volunteers in either late April or early May after successful trial in monkeys last year.
51 The first Thai doctor who died of COVID-19 was in Maha Sarakham province and he had earlier examined patients from a COVID-19 cluster in the northeastern province.
