9 Thailand reported single-digit new coronavirus cases for the third staright day at nine and no new deaths.
12 The communicable disease committee of Bangkok resolved to reopen eight types of places earlier locked down to curb the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
7 Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Chalemchai Sri-on has confirmed that consumers will have enough food although the government extend
13 Prime Minister’s Office Minister Thewan Liptapanlop asked for cooperation from Buddhist temples to cancel religious activities on Visakha Bucha Day.
8 The management of Don Mueang airport has prepared for more flights as two airlines will resume their service on May 1.
17 The southern Sadao border checkpoint which was closed last week after an officer was found to have been infected with the coronavirus will be reopened on Thursday for Thai returnees from Malaysia.
24 BANGKOK, April 28 (TNA) – Bangkok’s main bus operator says it is ready to increase its buses if easing of travel restrictions during COVID-19 pandemic is announced. Head of Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) Surachai Iam-wachirasakul on Tuesday said as bus service would be increased from the current 70 percent to 95 percent of BMTA […]
16 The Cabinet meeting decided to extend the emergency decree and nationwide curfew for another month.
11 Bangkok Airways will restart domesttic flights on May 15, beginning with the Bangkok – Samui route.
15 Thailand records the single-digit count in Covid-19 new infections for the second straight day with seven cases and two more deaths.
11 More than 28,600 farmers nationwide have applied for the employment campaign of the Royal Irrigation Department.
14 Provincial Public Health Officials have conducted aggressive Covid-19 testing on 274 foreign tourists, stranded on Phi Phi Island.
