20 Thai authorities on Friday destroyed 13 tonnes of marijuana that have been seized from smugglers and dealers.
22 Chinese tech giant Huawei expresses its readiness to take part in 5G development in Thailand.
9 The general manager of Phuket airport expected it to reopen on June 16 along with the resumption of many other business and activities approved by the government.
10 Justice Minister Somsak Thepsutin has ordered subordinates to nail the businesses that launder illicit drug money and seize 1.5 billion from them by August.
14 People must continue to use Thaichana application software for check-ins and checkouts at places for the sake of swift disease control
8 Thailand’s zoos are ready to reopen on Monday with new rules to limit the visitor numbers while national parks will follow suit on July 1.
11 Thailand will lift the night curfew, imposed nationwide effective on June 15 when the fourth round of easing business restrictions will also begin.
15 The management of Thai Airways International (THAI) has told staff that they will not be laid off in the near future and a reorganization plan
28 The Department of Fisheries will close the upper part of the Gulf of Thailand from June 15 to Sept 30 to rehabilitate marine resources
18 Kraisak Choonhavan, the only son of the late prime minister Chatichai Choonhavan died of tongue cancer at the age of 72 yesterday.
9 The Ministry of Labour plans to send 100,000 Thai laborers back to work in foreign countries after the COVID-19 crisis subsides.
15 BANGKOK, June 11 (TNA) – State Railway of Thailand (SRT) resumed train services on all routes on Thursday following a temporary suspension due to the COVID-19 outbreak for nearly three months. The resumption of train services is part of the third phase of easing coronavirus pandemic restrictions in the country, beginning on June 1. Passengers […]
