File photo of tourists visit Wat Pan Tao Buddhist temple in Chiang Ma, Thailand on Oct 31, 2020.- AFP
BANGKOK (Xinhua): Thailand's Ministry of Public Health said on Thursday (Nov 5) that the country's first group of travelers since the Covid-19 border shutdown will begin to venture outdoors as they have completed a 14-day mandatory quarantine in Bangkok.
The first group of 33 Chinese tourists, who arrived in Thailand on Special Tourist Visas (STV) from Shanghai, have already completed their mandatory 14-day quarantine at a Bangkok hotel, and will be travelling into the provinces whenever they are ready, said the ministry.
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