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People queue up in front of the Immigration Bureau in Chaengwattana Government Complex on March 25, 2020.

Stranded Foreigners Ordered to File for Extensions at Immigration

BANGKOK — Due to the ongoing worldwide travel disruption caused by the coronavirus epidemic, the Thai immigration said it will allow foreigners marooned in Thailand to extend their stay for up to 30 days.
Army chief Gen. Apirat Kongsompong, left, and soldiers disinfect BTS Ari Station on March 24, 2020.

2 More Medical Workers Infected With Coronavirus

BANGKOK — The Ministry of Public Health on Wednesday said 107 new cases of coronavirus infection, along with two medical personnel, were reported in Thailand.
A worker disinfects Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on March 5, 2020. Photo: Lumpinee Boxing Stadium / Facebook

Boxing Stadium at Epicenter of Outbreak Defied Closure Order

BANGKOK — Details emerged on Tuesday that an army-owned boxing stadium ignored a government shutdown order, and held a match that later contributed to nearly a sixth of all confirmed coronavirus cases in Thailand.

BTS Elevator Saliva Smearer Sentenced to Jail

BANGKOK — A man arrested for smearing his saliva all over the elevator buttons at a skytrain station last week was sentenced to 15 days in detention by a court on Tuesday.
A monk gets his temperature check before entering into Mo Chit Bus Terminal on March 22, 2020.

1 Thai Dies in US from Coronavirus, Domestic Infections at 721

BANGKOK — One Thai died overseas from the coronavirus, while the Ministry of Public Health on Monday said 122 new cases of coronavirus infection were reported in Thailand, raising the total tally to 721 since the outbreak began.
A worker disinfects a guardhouse at the Government House on March 18, 2020.

Thailand’s Daily Infection Rises to 188, a Twofold Increase

BANGKOK — Thailand on Sunday reported 188 new cases of coronavirus infection, twice the number of cases reported yesterday.

Doctors Estimate 7,000 Deaths if Lockdown is Not Imposed

BANGKOK — PM Prayut Chan-o-cha was told earlier this week that coronavirus infections in Thailand could surge to as many as 350,000 if a lockdown measure is not implemented, a news site reported Friday.
Soldiers disinfect a bus stop in front of Future Park shopping mall in Pathum Thani province on March 20, 2020.

Coronavirus Cases in Thailand Jump Above 300, Expected to Rise

BANGKOK — Thailand on Friday reported 50 new cases of coronavirus infection, the second day of additional cases discovered in the dozens.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, center, during a meeting with health officials at the Ministry of Public Health on March 19, 2020.

Prayut Orders ALL Travelers to Present Virus Certificate

BANGKOK — Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Thursday said travelers, whether they are Thais or foreigners, must present their health certificates before boarding planes to Thailand, regardless of their flight origins.

Thailand Reports 60 New Virus Cases, the Highest Surge to Date

BANGKOK — The health ministry on Thursday said it discovered 60 new cases of the coronavirus infection in the country, the highest jump in number so far.

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