
“Soda Springs” to Become Tourist Attractions
Authorities of the western province planned to develop the area of the newly discovered “soda springs” into a tourist attraction as it proved to give the best groundwater in the country.
Authorities of the western province planned to develop the area of the newly discovered “soda springs” into a tourist attraction as it proved to give the best groundwater in the country.
Thailand logged two more cases of the South African variant of COVID-19.
The censure debate on individual ministers started at the parliament as Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said he was not worried about it.
A medical student of Thammasat University, Rangsit campus tested postive for Covid- 19.
The Appeal Court turned down a request for the temporary release of anti-government demonstration leaders Parit Chiwarak, Arnon Nampa and Somyot Phrueksakasemsuk who faced charges related to their rally last September.
The total of COVID-19 cases linked to Chulalongkorn University rose to 22 as disease investigators found COVID-19 on a finger scanner of its security guards, according to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.
The prime minister welcomed executives of a Chinese automaker and encouraged it to use Thailand as its base for electric vehicle production where Thai workers will have jobs and improve their skills.
A Thai woman, 45, was arrested for sending illegal Myanmar migrants to the Central Shrimp Market of Samut Sakhon province, the epicenter of the new COVID-19 wave in the country.
Disease control workers are seriously conducting community testing at Suchart and Pornpat markets in a bid to control COVID-19 in the province.
Thailand found its first case of COVID-19’s South African variant but health authorities assured it was under control.
The daily new COVID-19 cases soared by as many as 37 in Tak province alone.
Eleven Thai companies were internationally recognized for their roles in promoting sustainability and formed the highest number of companies with the excellence from a single country, according to the Stock Exchange of Thailand.