Phuket medical team returns from Samut Sakhon
PHUKET: A team of medical staff from Phuket has returned after joining the intensive ‘active surveillance’ in Samut Sakhon to counter the spread of COVID-19.
Source: thephuketnews.com
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'Kidnapped' Free Guard found
'Kidnapped' Free Guard found 4 A member of the Free Guards group reported to have been kidnapped by state security personnel was found near the BTS station in Samut Prakan's Bang Phu area on Sunday afternoon. The Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) denied any involvement in Mongkhol Santimethakul's disappearance. Mr Mongkhol, 23 and nicknamed "Yel", was accompanied by lawyers yesterday when he lodged a complaint at Samut Prakan police station claiming he had been kidnapped. He told the media he was hustled into a van by five men at 11pm on Saturday as he went to shop at a 7-Eleven...
Source: bangkokpost.com
Almost 300 migrants discharged from Thai Covid facility
Myanmar laborers return to large shrimp market in coastal province after receiving clean bill of health
Source: ucanews.com
Health Alert – U.S. Embassy Bangkok, Thailand (January 7, 2021) | U.S. Embassy & Consulate in Thailand
Domestic Travel Restrictions Due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak, the Thai government and provincial governments are enacting a variety of emergency disease control measures. The Thai government has extended its emergency decree until February 28, 2021. A growing number of provinces are categorized by the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) as “red zones” (28 as of January 6, including Bangkok and Nonthaburi) and subject to disease control prevention measures, including the closure of some businesses. Many provinces have begun to tighten entry requiremen...
Source: usembassy.gov
Health Alert – U.S. Embassy Bangkok, Thailand (December 28, 2020) | U.S. Embassy & Consulate in Thailand
Nonthaburi Event: Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health continues to report a rise in new cases of locally-transmitted Covid-19, most of which are related to the outbreak at a seafood market at Samut Sakhon and a smaller cluster associated with a social gathering in Rayong. On December 27, 121 new cases were reported, of which 94 were locally-transmitted. U.S. citizens traveling over the holidays should monitor the news to stay abreast of the latest reports on Covid-19 cases and any changes to provincial transportation and business operating status that could impact their travel plans...
Source: usembassy.gov