Gov’t Asks People to Stay Home, Give Online Ang Bao for CNY
BANGKOK — Inquisition about your weight, work, and romantic relationship from your Chinese relatives in exchange for red envelopes may have to be held virtually for this year’s Lunar Festival.
‘Bangkok Screening Room’ to Close at End of March
BANGKOK — One of the countries’ last remaining alternative cinemas will close for good on March 31, one of its founders said.
Bangkok Dine-In Hours To Be Extended, But Bars Won’t Reopen
BANGKOK — Starting next week, restaurants in the capital may serve diners until 11pm, though consumption of alcoholic beverages in the premises is still banned, the government’s pandemic response center announced Friday.
Virus Restrictions: Gov’t to Debate Extending Dine-In Hours
BANGKOK— Dine-in services may be soon extended beyond the current closure time of 9pm mandated by the government’s coronavirus response center, pending a Cabinet approval.
Hua Lamphong’s 100-Year Service To End in November, Gov’t Says
BANGKOK — The historic Bangkok Railway Station, or Hua Lamphong, will cease its operation later this year after a century of service, state railway officials said Friday.
Massage Spas, Gyms Among Venues to Reopen in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Starting Friday, a number of business venues including spas and fitness centers will be allowed to open in the capital after closing down for three weeks in a bid to curb the pandemic.
Nonnnn! Thai Mythical Temple Creatures are Reborn as Virtual Pets
BANGKOK — Feed, play with, and pet a little tua mom as it grows and evolves – right from the comfort of your phone.
Note Udom’s Stand Up Comedy Coming to Netflix, With Eng Subs
BANGKOK — The iconic shows of the man who popularized the stand-up comedy format in Thailand will soon be available in your own home – with English subtitles, too.
Bangkok to Ban Dine-In Services From 9pm to 6am
BANGKOK — Starting from tomorrow, restaurants in the capital will be banned from offering a dine-in service to customers at certain hours in a bid to curb the coronavirus epidemic, the City Hall announced on Monday.
Chinese New Year is Among New Gov’t Holidays for 2021
BANGKOK — Thai-Chinese civil servants will no longer need to ask for a day off to meet relatives for the Lunar New Year in the Year of the Ox – the government is set to designate it as an official holiday for the first time.
