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Phuket’s governor closes Karon and Rawai areas

Two more areas in Phuket, well known for their resort hotels and beautiful beaches, have been locked down, effective today until further notice, as the provincial administration escalates efforts to curb growing spread of COVID-19. Governor Pakkapong Thaweepat, in his capacity as the the director of the Phuket Emergency Situation Administration, signed two orders on

06 Apr 2020

US firm denies masks for Germany seized in Bangkok

WASHINGTON (Agencies) – US firm 3M has denied allegations that thousands of its face masks destined for Germany were seized while in transit in Bangkok and diverted by US authorities on April 3. 3M told Germany’s dpa news agency that it had no reports of masks being seized, nor any paperwork on such a shipment

06 Apr 2020

Thai military prepares COVID-19 field hospitals and accommodation just in case

The Thai Ministry of Defence has ordered the three armed forces to make space available for the setting up of field hospitals, and to prepare personnel to assist, should number of new COVID-19 infections overwhelm the current health system. Spokesman for the Ministry, Lt-Gen Kongcheep Tantravanich, said today that, based on the current data, if

05 Apr 2020

Recovered COVID-19 patients asked to donate plasma to treat other patients

The Thai Red Cross Society is seeking donations of plasma from people who have fully recovered from a COVID-19 infection, the antibodies in which can be used in the treatment of severe cases of the disease. According to Associate Professor Dr. Dutjai Chaivanichsiri, director of the blood centre of the Thai Red Cross Society, the

05 Apr 2020

New coronavirus infections rebound to 102 after falling for six days

New COVID-19 infections in Thailand increased by 102 today, after six days of steady decline to yesterday’s 89, bringing total infections in the country to 2,169 to date. The death toll increased by three to 23, while full recoveries rose to 674, with 1,472 patients still in hospital. One of the three fatalities was a

05 Apr 2020

24 Thais from abroad warned their names will be published if they do not contact the authorities

Authorities are threatening to reveal the names of 24 Thais, who arrived at Suvarnabhumi international airport on Friday and returned home to avoid state quarantine, if they do not report in by 6pm today. Immigration police commissioner Pol Lt-Gen Sompong Chingduang warned that the defiant returnees will also face penalties under the Emergency Decree and

05 Apr 2020

Thailand reports youngest COVID-19 case so far

Thailand today reported the youngest confirmed COVID-19 case, after a one-month old baby, in the eastern province of Rayong, tested positive. Rayong’s provincial governor, Mr. Surasak Charoensirichote, said that health officials suspect that the baby caught the disease from the parents, who are living in Bangkok, adding that the child will be sent to Bamrasnaradura

04 Apr 2020

630 die in New York in a day, coronavirus cases in US top 300,000

NEW YORK (REUTERS) – Coronavirus-related illnesses killed 630 people in the last day in New York state, Governor Andrew Cuomo said on Saturday, in the bleakest 24 hours yet for the US state hit hardest by the pandemic. The novel coronavirus has now killed 3,565 people in the state and the situation is particularly worrying

05 Apr 2020

Senior army officers to oversee passenger screening at Bangkok airports

The Thai military has appointed two senior officers to be in charge of the screening of arriving passengers at the Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang international airports, to avoid a repeat of the incident at Suvarnabhumi international airport yesterday evening, when a group of arriving Thai passengers refused to be quarantined and were allowed to go

04 Apr 2020

Phuket orders lockdown of famous Patong area

Phuket governor Pakkapong Thaweepat has ordered a lockdown of resort town’s night entertainment zone, as the provincial administration steps up its fight against the spread of COVID-19. Effective today (Sunday) until further notice, all exits and entrances to Tambon Pathong, in Krathu district, by the public and vehicles is banned, with the exception of those

05 Apr 2020

China pauses in memory of virus victims and 'martyrs'

(AFP) — China came to a standstill on Saturday to mourn patients and medical staff killed by the coronavirus, as the world’s most populous country observed a nationwide three-minute silence. At 10 am (0200 GMT), citizens paused, cars, trains and ships sounded their horns, and air-raid sirens rang out in memory of the more than

04 Apr 2020

Thai army orders probe into General who allegedly let 152 Thais from US go home

The Permanent Secretary of the Defence Ministry has recalled an army major-general from Suvarnabhumi international airport and ordered an investigation into his reported decision to let 152 Thais, arriving from abroad yesterday, to return home instead of being quarantined in state facilities. Defence Ministry spokesman Lt-Gen Kongcheep Tantrawanich said today that the fact-finding committee will

04 Apr 2020

Thailand’s new infection rate falls below 100, as overseas returnees trigger alarm

Thailand’s new COVID-19 infection rate has fallen below 100 for the first time since March 22 as authorities today try frantically to locate a large group of Thais who returned from overseas on Friday and were allowed to go home without being subject to a mandatory quarantine. Government figures report 2,067 confirmed COVID-19 infections to

04 Apr 2020

Briton dies in plunge from expressway

A so far unnamed British businessman died this morning when fell from the outbound Srirat expressway onto Ramkhamhaeng Road in Bangkok in an apparent suicide. The victim’s Thai wife later told the police that her husband was under stress because his business was in financial trouble, but he did not exhibit any signs of other

04 Apr 2020

Thailand closed to arriving flights for three days after incident

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CVAT) has stopped all international flights from landing in Thailand for three days, from midnight last night, after some members of a group of about 100 Thai passengers returning from the United States protested and refused to be quarantined at a state facility on their arrival. CVAT say the

04 Apr 2020

Top 10 countries with highest number of COVID-19 as of April 3, 2020

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