Thailand: All foreign arrivals must undergo quarantine in Bangkok


Members of a group of 39 Chinese visitors with special tourist visas at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok on Oct 21, before heading to a 14-day stay in Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ) facilities as part of the effort to halt the spread of the coronavirus. - AFP

BANGKOK, Oct 31 (Xinhua): The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) on Friday night (Oct 30) reaffirmed that all inbound tourists must complete 14-day quarantine at alternative state quarantine (ASQ) facilities in Bangkok before venturing out to other provinces.

The TAT said direct flights from other countries to provinces other than Bangkok are still on hold.

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