Bangkok Post: A devotee places incense sticks at an altar at Wat Mangkon Kamalawat in Chinatown. The temple has been asked by the Department of Health to give visitors shorter incense sticks during the Chinese New Year holiday, to help improve air quality on temple premises.
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August 2020 Update
International tourism is still banned indefinitely in Thailand. Domestically, everything is open with some restrictions -- the trivial pandemic measures.
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The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) announced the lifting of the ban on international flights under some conditions, starting today.
However tourism is still banned. But at least there are signs that things are slowly returning to normal ๐