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(Bloomberg) Thailand reported a record number of new Covid-19 cases on Sunday and locked down a seaside province near Bangkok where infections have surged.
The health ministry said it will continue to aggressively search for infections in Samut Sakhon, a manufacturing centre and seafood industry hub. Migrant workers from Myanmar make up the majority of the 689 new cases.
Bangkok Governor Aswin Kwanmuang announced a raft of measures to contain the virus late on Sunday. Schools will be closed for 14 days, workers who commute to Samut Sakhon must stay at home and migrant workers entering Bangkok will be screened.
“Migrant workers often board in rooms that are cramped and have many people living in close contact with one another,” Permanent Secretary of Health Kiatiphum Wongrajit said at a news briefing on Sunday. He said the lockdown in Samut Sakhon is designed to ensure the virus doesn’t spread to other provinces.
Kerry Express plans expansion on IPO expectations
SET debut projected to rake in B8.4bn
published : 17 Dec 2020 at 04:09 Mr Warawut, centre, is accompanied by Mr Prasert, far right, and Ms Veena, second right.
Kerry Express (KEX), Thailand s first delivery company to be listed on the SET, is expected to raise capital of 8.4 billion baht from offering 300 shares at an IPO price of 28 baht, which are scheduled to be traded on Christmas Eve.
Proceeds from the IPO are allotted to fund business expansion and paying off debts, said Prasert Tantayawit, managing director for investment banking at Maybank Kim Eng Securities Thailand.
Kerry Express plans expansion on IPO expectations
SET debut projected to rake in B8.4bn
published : 17 Dec 2020 at 04:09 Mr Warawut, centre, is accompanied by Mr Prasert, far right, and Ms Veena, second right.
Kerry Express (KEX), Thailand s first delivery company to be listed on the SET, is expected to raise capital of 8.4 billion baht from offering 300 shares at an IPO price of 28 baht, which are scheduled to be traded on Christmas Eve.
Proceeds from the IPO are allotted to fund business expansion and paying off debts, said Prasert Tantayawit, managing director for investment banking at Maybank Kim Eng Securities Thailand.