Health minister looks in on department stores ahead of reopen on Sunday
With Bangkok shopping malls set to reopen on Sunday (May 17), Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited Paragon and Central World on ThursdayRead More…
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Netizens see long arm of government in ‘Twitter Thailand’
Thai netizens are rejecting a new ‘Twitter Thailand’ account which debuted recently, out of fear that it might be a tool for the government to monRead More…
Yala stops testing at laboratory after results conflicted
Yala province has temporarily shut its Covid-19 laboratory after its results were contradicted by results at the lab in the Songkhla Medical Sciences Read More…
Thailand sees only one new Covid-19 case in past 24 hours
There was only one newly confirmed Covid–19 case – the lowest in months – over a 24–hour period and no deaths, Dr Taweesin Visanuyothin, spokeRead More…
Govt urged not to forget the disabled in this time of crisis
The visually impaired in Chiang Mai whose livelihoods have been hit by the Covid-19 crisis are calling on the government for subsidy. Jaran FankuRead More…
Thai tycoons loosen purse strings to help mitigate impact of Covid-19
Nine of the country’s richest business tycoon pledged projects worth billions of baht in response to Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha’s pledge to rebuRead More…
Khon Kaen set to revive walking street in two weeks
Khon Kaen province is expected to reopen a pedestrian street on May 16, according to Khon Kaen City Municipality. Mayor Teerasak Teekayuphan saidRead More…
Culture Ministry unveils plan to reopen venues, restart movie industry
The Culture Ministry will propose guidelines to reopen historical sites and ease restrictions of activities under its supervision, said minister ItthiRead More…
Ban on the poisonous pesticides to go ahead, says minister
The ban on toxic agricultural pesticides paraquat and chlorpyrifos will be enforced as scheduled on June 1, Industry Minister Suriya JuangroongruangkiRead More…
Most domestic airlines to begin flying from May 1
Thai Lion Air, Air Asia, Nok Air, Bangkok Airways and Thai VietJet will start flying from May 1, the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) said,Read More…