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The World Wildlife Fund for Nature reported the finds in Thailand and neighboring countries.

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has ordered the rollout of low-cost antigen test kits (ATK) so people can use them more easily as evidence of Covid-19 infection.

KANCHANABURI: Army border patrols arrested a total of 235 Myanmar job seekers who arrived in two groups in Sangkhla Buri and Muang districts on Monday, police reported.

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has ordered the rollout of low-cost antigen test kits (ATK) so people can use them more easily as evidence of Covid-19 infection.

The World Wildlife Fund for Nature reported the finds in Thailand and neighboring countries.

Despite nine MPs having been diagnosed with Covid-19 last week, House meetings remain set to go ahead this week as scheduled, Dr Sukij Atthopakorn, adviser to the parliament president, said on Sunday.

Tourism revenue during the Chinese New Year is poised for a slight increase to 1.9 billion baht as the soaring prices of consumer products, fuel and household debt hammer domestic consumption, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).

Residents of six hard-hit villages say they have been given unsuitable farmland and remain in temporary shelters.

KANCHANABURI: Another 73 job seekers from Myanmar and a guide were caught for illegal entry in three different districts of Kanchanaburi on Friday.

The Royal Thai Navy is racing to prevent, 400,000 litres of crude oil that leaked from an undersea pipeline offshore of Rayong province