Over 1,100 Thais returning home in next two days; 7 Covid-19 cases on Saturday


The Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand is seeing an increase in passengers after the government eased lockdown measures in the fifth phase that allowed domestic travel. More than 1,000 Thais are set to return by Monday (July 20) and the country reported seven Covid-19 cases on Saturday (July 18), all imported. - The Nation Thailand/Asian News Network

BANGKOK, July 18 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): There were seven cases of Covid-19, the big increase over a 24-hour period in weeks, the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) reported on Saturday (July 18).

But Thailand has gone 56 days without a domestic case.

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