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Home alone: Strain of being away from office and colleagues

Khajorn Chiaranaipanich noticed his staff were posting odd messages and complaints on social media about a week after they were instructed to work from home in line with moves to combat Covid-19 outbreak. He was concerned that this out-of-character behaviour was caused by the new measure. The Zero Publishing, where Khajorn is managing director, began

02 Apr 2020

Help heads to NYC as experts predict over 100,000 US deaths

NEW YORK (AP) — With refrigerated morgue trucks parked on New York City’s streets to collect the surging number of dead, public health officials projected Tuesday that the coronavirus could ultimately kill more than 100,000 people across the U.S. Some states that have become hot spots warn they’re running low on ventilators, while two cruise

01 Apr 2020

Update of COVID-19 as of April 1st, 2020

01 Apr 2020

Nonthaburi seeks voluntary 11pm-5am curfew across the province

Nonthaburi’s governor, Suchin Chaichumsak, is seeking the cooperation of the province’s residents, asking them to stay at home between 11pm and 5am. In an announcement issued today, backed by the Infectious Disease Act B.E. 2558, the Governor said that the voluntary measure is necessary due to the relentless increase in COVID-19 infections in Nonthaburi. If

31 Mar 2020

Thailand’s parliamentary opposition pledges full cooperation in fight against COVID-19

Thailand’s opposition parties have promised full cooperation with the Government in the fight to win the battle against COVID-19. Opposition and Pheu Thai party leader Sompong Amornvivat said today that Thailand is now facing “a crisis of immense proportions, which is affecting everyone’s daily life, with impacts on our health, incomes and economy, all

01 Apr 2020

PM Prayut hints at suspending public transport to curb virus spread

Thailand’s Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha hinted today that he might order a scale-down or suspension of public transport if the rate of new COVID-19 infections does not show a sustained decrease. He said that he might have to prevent people from travelling, even though intra and inter provincial travel has reduced by about 40%, following

31 Mar 2020

In Germany, Thai expats feel the pain of lockdown

Like many of the 80,000 Thais living in Germany, Nattaporn Wolf was worried when Covid-19 began spreading across the world. She has been monitoring news about the virus ever since it first emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan. After it reached Italy, just to the south of Germany, she began stocking up on necessities

31 Mar 2020

Now, the bright side

Losing jobs hurts, and the knife is being arguably twisted with the state of emergency. Staying home, having repeated or sloppily-cooked menus and watching TV around the clock can be deeply unpleasant to many. Some are starving while others have gained weight avoiding salads, shifting to fried foods and staring at the fridge all day.

31 Mar 2020

Government House off-limits to reporters after official infected

The Government House has been declared off-limits to all journalists, after an official at the Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) was found to be infected. Government spokeswoman Mrs. Narumon Pinyosinwat said today that the Government has asked for cooperation from all media organizations not to send reporters to Government House from today until

31 Mar 2020

Thailand reports 136 new COVID-19 cases as new infection rate slows

The rise rate of new COVID-19 infections in Thailand has slowed down over the past three days, from 143 on Sunday to 136 on Monday and 127 today. Medical experts have, however, cautioned that the continuing rise, albeit slower, remains of concern because the contagion has now spread to 61 of the country’s 76 provinces.

31 Mar 2020

Chon Buri closes all tourist destinations and more retail businesses

In a bid to stem the spread of COVID-19 in Thailand’s eastern province of Chon Buri, Governor Pakkarathorn Thienchai has ordered the closure of more retail businesses and a ban on the sale of alcohol between 6pm and 6am. The new measure became necessary after over 50 people in the province were found to

31 Mar 2020

Update of COVID-19. as of March 31th, 2020

31 Mar 2020

China state media reports 19 people killed in forest fire

BEIJING (AP) — Nineteen people have died while fighting a raging forest fire in southwestern China and hundreds of reinforcements were sent to fight the blaze and evacuate nearby residents, officials and state media reported Tuesday. The area threatened by the fire in Sichuan province is thinly populated, but there was no estimate on

31 Mar 2020

Chula COVID-19 strip test centre

Chulalongkorn University has developed the Chula COVID-19 Strip Test, a fast and convenient preliminary blood test to screen for COVID-19 infection risks, which will become the COVID-19 Response and Diagnostic Center that provides quick and accessible service.

31 Mar 2020

Pandemic to throw millions into poverty: World Bank

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The coronavirus pandemic is expected to sharply slow growth in developing economies in East Asia and the Pacific as well as China and throw millions into poverty, the World Bank said in an economic update on Monday. The bank said precise growth forecasts were difficult, given the rapidly changing situation, but

31 Mar 2020

How Thailand is coping with COVID-19

Interview with Natapanu NopakunDeputy Spokesman, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

31 Mar 2020
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