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Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has instructed all provincial administrations to come up with operation plans once Covid-19 is downgraded to endemic status, the government spokesman said on Tuesday.

Only 772 foreigners have registered via Thailand Pass to land in Chiang Mai during the Songkran period, the city’s airport director said on Monday.

A recent opinion poll has learned that most Thais are worried about the rising cost of living and the government’s poor performance.

The Thai National Shippers’ Council on Tuesday expressed hopes for a quick end to the Russia-Ukraine war, saying if the invasion prolongs or escalates, Thailand’s exports would be severely affected.

The National Museum in Bangkok has unveiled two 1,000-year-old art treasures returned to Thailand after being stolen and smuggled abroad in the 1960s. The ancient lintels looted from Thai temples were welcomed back home in a ceremony arranged by the Culture Ministry on Monday.

The baht opened at 31.36 to the US dollar on Wednesday, strengthening from its close of 31.43 on Tuesday.

Thailand is using optical scanning technology to keep track of who is working on its fishing boats, officials said Thursday, as the kingdom tries to curb slave labour and human trafficking that has riddled the low-paid industry.

Spilled my coffee by just reading the title, couldn't dare reading the article.

Re: “Solar-powered Thailand and the future of renewable energy in SE Asia”, The Nation, March 29.

Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died Thursday, had forged close ties with the Japanese Emperor and Empress beginning when he visited Japan as a state guest in 1963