Thailand to allow in Chinese fruit traders, sports spectators amid lockdown ease


Food vendors waiting for customers along the highway in Chachaoengsa province, east of Bangkok. Thailand has announced that it will allow fans to attend sports events, as well as allow Chinese traders to enter Thailand for fruit export. - AFP

BANGKOK, Aug. 10 (Xinhua): Thailand's Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) announced on Monday that its panel had decided to allow fans to attend sports events, as well as allow Chinese traders to enter Thailand for fruit export.

The CCSA said that as Thailand inches toward 80 days free of Covid-19 local transmission, it is believed to be safe for spectators to attend large sports events, however, measures will tighten should the sports event be held indoor.

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