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Bad things happen to good people; good things happen to bad people.

More Blood Still Needed Despite Campaigns, Red Cross Says

BANGKOK — The Thai Red Cross still needs more blood for its dwindling reserve after two weeks of nationwide campaign for donations amid the coronavirus pandemic.
A man shops for alcohol at Siam Paragon on April 9, 2020.

Booze Ban Extended Indefinitely to ‘Curb Coronavirus’

BANGKOK — Ban on sales of alcoholic beverages remain in effect until further notice, the government said Thursday.
A file photo of a hairdresser.

It’s Official: Partial Business Reopening Set For May 3

BANGKOK — A number of business venues will be allowed to reopen beginning this Sunday, the government announced Thursday.

Stranded Russian Teaches English, Helps Out at Temple

SURAT THANI — A Russian man stranded in rural Thailand is working and teaching English at a temple in exchange for food and lodging.
Medical personnel inside Songkhla Immigration Detention, which has since been turned into a field hospital to treat infected detainees, on April 28, 2020.

NGO Calls for More Virus Protection in Detention Facilities

BANGKOK — Labor right groups urged the government to better protect foreign prisoners from the coronavirus, just as a Deputy PM on Wednesday is scheduled to visit a detention facility where 42 foreigners contracted the virus.
A nurse at Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital disinfects a biohazard container on April 28, 2020.

2 More Medical Workers Infected With Coronavirus

BANGKOK — Thailand recorded a third consecutive day with less than 10 new coronavirus cases, though two more medical personnel caught the virus, the government said on Wednesday.

Interested in Giving? Here’s How a Pandemic Charity Works Out

BANGKOK — With millions of people expected to lose their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic, handouts of food and other essentials become increasingly more important to the poor.
Security officers show a cache of alcohol reportedly seized from smugglers on April 27, 2020.

Petition Asks Gov’t to Relax Ban on Booze Sales in Pandemic

BANGKOK — A group of alcohol sellers is urging PM Prayut Chan-o-cha to loosen his restrictions on booze sales to alleviate the impact on the industry, a representative said Tuesday.
Police officers ask beachgoers to leave Pattaya Beach on April 27, 2020.

Security Officers Sweep Visitors Off Pattaya Beach

PATTAYA — Police in Pattaya on Monday said they arrested 23 people for breaking the city’s beach closure order.

Drunk Monks on Pickup Truck Busted for Curfew Violations

SI SAKET — Two monks were arrested in the early hours of Tuesday for drunk driving and breaking the curfew.

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