226 Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Friday chaired a meeting on reviving confidence among tourists, especially Chinese tourists, at the Government House
338 The Royal Thai Police would join force with the agencies concerned to inspect and enforce the restrictions on foreigner-owned businesses in Thailand, according to the spokesperson of the Royal Thai Police, Police Major General Archayon Kraithong.
223 Business tycoon and former politician Chuwit Kamolvisit sent a list of Chinese people who allegedly had illicit business in the country to the House committee on corruption suppression.
41 Two deputy national police chiefs led about 200 subordinates to search six entertainment places believed to be operated by foreigners to tackle drug abuse and found traces of possible narcotic use in the urine of two revellers.
83 Thai and Chinese visitors to a pub were sentenced to 1-2 months in jail for drug abuse but their imprisonment was suspended for two years.
22 The Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce predicts the Thai economy will expand by 2.5-3.5% early next year following suit the Chinese economic growth.
9 The Thai-Chinese Chamber of Commerce predicts that trade and investment will improve in the fourth quarter of this year while urging for solutions to political problems and acceptance of foreign tourists.
12 The Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) is considering permitting Chinese traders to visit Thailand to order longan that is facing a price plunge.
37 A Thai doctor has been charged with conspiring in a transnational surrogacy ring involving Chinese nationals as four other doctors have been summoned by police for their suspected roles.
9 Thailand’s House Speaker Chuan Leekpai has received medical supplies from Thai and Chinese businessmen to help people affected by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
6 Thai Defence Ministry officials and their Chinese counterparts exchange their experiences in prevention and mitigation of COVID-19 via video conference.
6 Thailand’s income from tourism plunged by 222 billion baht in the first quarter of this year, according to Tourism and Sports Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn
