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Entry restrictions now in 43 provinces 115 published : 13 Apr 2021 at 16:23 updated: 14 Apr 2021 at 12:55 115 Police set up a checkpoint for vehicles entering Nakhon Si Thammarat on Monday. (Photo by Nujaree Raekrun) The number of provinces imposing self-quarantine or other requirements on travellers to fight the new Covid-19 outbreak has grown to 43. Surin, Phichit, Lampang and Ubon Ratchathani were the latest to join 39 other provinces imposing a variety of restrictions on people entering their provinces, acco...

Phuket tourism falters as infections spread Phuket tourism falters as infections spread PHUKET: Patong Beach remains devoid of visitors as COVID infections rise across the island and the spread of infections elsewhere in the country has sparked mass cancellations of planned trips to Phuket. Patong Beach remains devoid of visitors. Photo: PR Phuket Thirty-seven provinces have issued orders asking people arriving from the red zone risk areas to self-isolate after arriving in their provinces. Phuket is not enforcing any such requirement. Image: Ministry of Interior Thirty-seven provinces have is...

A picture taken in 2020 shows a woman walking on an arid rice field in Suphanburi province of Thailand during a drought period in the country. - AFP BANGKOK, April 5 (Bernama): Thailand is working to tap into groundwater resources in its most arid regions in the face of severe drought in the hottest season, reported VNA. The groundwater department has sent geologists and more than 80 teams to areas without irrigation networks and regions hit by water shortages as dam water levels are depleted. During a recent visit to the northeastern province of Yasothon, Minister of Natural ...

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3 Min Read YASOTHON, Thailand (Reuters) - Facing severe drought as it enters its hottest season, Thailand has launched groundwater extraction operations in its most arid regions to tap sources deep beneath the soil, as it looks at ways to harness future supplies. Slideshow ( 3 images ) The groundwater department has sent geologists and more than 80 teams to areas not served by irrigation networks and regions typically hit by shortages as dam water levels are depleted. In northeast Yasothon province, solar-powered water pumps and tanks have been deployed in one of 25 groundwater stations, amon...