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Army Bases Ditch Names of Democratic Revolutionaries

BANGKOK — His Majesty the King on Tuesday approved a name change for two military bases, ditching the names of two revolutionaries behind the 1932 democratic revolt.

Prayut Declares State of Emergency Amid Virus Outbreak

BANGKOK — Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha said an emergency decree, along with a raft of new restrictive measures, will come into effect on Thursday.

Thailand Seals Border With Malaysia, Myanmar to Stem Outbreak

BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Thai Royal Police on Monday announced temporary closure of borders with Myanmar and Malaysia adjacent to Thailand's deep southern provinces to contain the COVID-19 outbreak.
Shoppers line up at a supermarket in Bangkok on March 21, 2020.

Gov’t Considering Emergency Decree as New 89 Cases Reported

BANGKOK — Emergency decree may be enacted soon to impose a lockdown of Bangkok in a bid to stem the coronavirus epidemic, government sources said Friday.

US Donates $2 Million to Thailand for Combating Coronavirus

BANGKOK — The United States government said Friday it donated about 2 million USD for the Thai government to fight against the coronavirus epidemic.

Finance Ministry Says Covid-19 Treatment for Foreigners is Free

BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Thailand's Ministry of Finance on Thursday has confirmed that foreign visitors who were treated for COVID-19 in the country will be able to claim back medical expenses from Thai hospitals.
Sira Jenjaka, left, and Sereepisut Temiyaves, right, during a House Committee meeting at the Parliament on March 18, 2020.

Gov’t MP Accused of Intentionally Spreading Coronavirus

BANGKOK — An aide to an opposition party leader on Thursday accused a coalition MP of deliberately trying to spread the coronavirus after leaving his quarantine to attend a House Committee meeting.

China Pledges to Send Anti-Coronavirus Supplies to Thailand

BANGKOK — The Chinese authorities will deliver medical supplies including test kits and face masks to Thailand in an effort to fight the coronavirus epidemic, the Chinese embassy said on Thursday.
A Muslim cleric on a boat with security forces on March 17, 2020.

Soldier Killed in Week-Long Siege at Deep South Dam

YALA — The military on Wednesday said a soldier was killed in a gunfight at a reservoir in Yala province where a group of separatists have been holed up for nearly a week.

Gov’t Approves Aids for Airlines Suffering From Coronavirus

BANGKOK (Xinhua) — The government of Thailand on Tuesday approved relief packages for airlines suffering from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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