290 The Pride Parade resumed in Bangkok in 16 years, moving from Wat Khaek to Silom Soi 2, to campaign for gender equality.
64 Newly elected Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt said he would quickly discuss an end to the face mask mandate and the extended opening hours of pubs, bars and public parks for the economic sake.
140 People bought about 500,000 lottery tickets in the first five hours after the Government Lottery Office (GLO) started to make its lottery tickets available via the Paotang app.
61 The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is aimed at protecting rights and liberty and does not prohibit the unintentional and damage-free photographing of others, said Chaiwut Tanakamanusorn, the Minister of Digital Economy and Society.
40 Tourists flocked to pubs, bars and karaoke shops, especially those on Bangla Road on Patong beach, when entertainment places were allowed to reopen on the night of June 1.
61 Newly elected Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt said he was not worried about less than 100 million baht left in the 2022 budget of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration compared with its original amount of nearly 80 billion baht.
113 Lottery tickets are now available via the online “Digital Lottery” platform at their 80-baht official price.
19 Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said he would propose to categorize COVID-19 as a communicable disease under surveillance and set aside a plan to declare it an endemic disease.
69 The management of the Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Chon Buri province introduced its new tapir calf as a celebration of the 44th anniversary of the zoo.
27 The operators of local service parlors, entertainment places, pubs, bars, karaoke shops and massage parlors met the provincial communicable diseases committee to be briefed on disease control measures before their reopening today (June1).
71 Thailand’s edible insect products and insect-based protein are gaining popularity in the United States, according to the Department of International Trade Promotion.
18 The price of cooking gas rose by one baht per kilogram today, resulting in the price of a 15-kilogram cylinder going up to 363 baht, in line with a resolution of the board of the state’s Oil Fuel Fund to gradually increase it.
