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Published on: Monday, June 14, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: Health workers administer doses of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine inside the Central World shopping mall in Bangkok. BANGKOK: Bangkok is expected to ease Covid-19 restrictions beginning Monday and popular island resort Phuket expected to welcome vaccinated foreign visitors from low-risk countries starting July 1. Prime Minister Prayuth Chan o-cha said the decision was made after careful consideration as the outbreak in Bangkok is ‘under control’ while 70 per cent of Phuket’s local population, especially those in the tourism sector have been vaccinated. Prayuth in his Facebook post said in Bangkok five types of businesses and venues - museums, public parks, beauty clinics, tattoo and nail salons, and massage parlours (only for foot massage) - could reopen as many in these businesses have been vaccinated.

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Thailand to reopen Phuket on July 1; easing restrictions in Bangkok from Monday (June 14)

Bangkok to ease Covidd-19 restrictions begining Monday and popular island resort Phuket expected to welcome vaccinated foreign visitors from low-risk countries starting July 1.

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Thai central bank says likely to slash GDP forecasts after new virus outbreak

Thai central bank says likely to slash GDP forecasts after new virus outbreak
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Thailand cuts 2021 foreign tourist target to 4 mln after new outbreak

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read BANGKOK, April 23 (Reuters) - Thailand has lowered its 2021 foreign tourist target to 4 million from 6.5 million after a new wave of coronavirus infections, the country’s tourism minister said on Friday. The four million arrivals are expected in the second half of the year, Pipat Ratchakitprakarn told reporters, as the tourism-reliant nation prepares to reopen more broadly to visitors after more than a year of tight entry procedures. Reporting by Panarat Thepgumpanat Writing by Orathai Sriring; Editing by Martin Petty

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Third wave wreaking havoc on Thailand s tourism restart plan

The vaccines must also be allocated to other provinces urgently to help fight the latest outbreaks Deciding to ignore expert warnings, Thai government allowed the Songkran holidays to go ahead Thailand Ministers ponder the next steps to re-start it’s massive tourism industry, initially set for July 1, 2021 in Phuket. The plan may need to be overhauled as Phuket struggles to immunize the whole island in the wake of the third wave of hotspots. Phuket, prior to the third wave had already secured more than 100,000 doses and planned to receive an additional 930,000 doses by June. This would be enough for 70% of the population – the target needed to achieve herd immunity. The spike in COVID-19 cases has interrupted this plan, as vaccines must also be allocated to other provinces urgently to help fight the latest outbreaks.

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