@Estelle_Yuki @RichardBarrow No government mandated policy. Health Ministry still recommends it in crowded/poorly ventilated areas.
That being said, social peer pressure and air pollution still gets (I'd say most) people to wear masks regularly throughout the day.
@RichardBarrow Thank you for all your hard work too! You're very informative and helpful for anyone in Thailand. I for sure would have been caught by many surprises without you.
@LeashSubtle@MissAtood@ThaiNewsReports Very simple formula, but getting the data from all the approved facilities might be the issue here.
If the % is much greater, then at least this crap should be done soon as everyone will catch it 🙂
@RichardBarrow https://t.co/bWALZtBiIW
As an expat for 3rd dose the flow through AIS and the appointment itself went smooth! Especially now that Bang Sue does Pfizer/Moderna might a good time to remind people that this is still an option.
Bangkok Post Infographic: The predicted wave of new Covid-19 cases simulated and based on the Delta variant outbreak pattern in India indicates that the spread in Thailand may have peaked #COVID19#โควิด19#โควิดวันนี้ ##Thailand
🔴 BREAKING: According to @Thairath_News, the partial lockdown will be increased to include Chachoengsao, Chonburi and Ayutthaya provinces starting from 20th July. There are now 13 provinces included. Curfew remains the same from 9pm-4am #COVID19#โควิดวันนี้#Thailand
The Royal Gazette website announced a ban on public assembly in all provinces with immediate effect, under the Emergency Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations, to prevent the spread of Covid-19. #COVID19#ThailandNews#TheNationThailand
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‼️NEW HIGH - #COVID19 Update on Saturday: 10,082 cases & 141 deaths (127 cases from prisons). Full details at 12:30pm #Thailand
13 July: 8,685 - 56 dead
14 July: 9,317 - 87 dead
15 July: 9,186 - 98 dead
16 July: 9,692 - 67 dead
17 July: 10,082 - 141 dead <— TODAY