Thailand: Bangkok goes lockdown as govt announces over 200 Covid-19 cases and one death


All images courtesy of The Nation Thailand/Asian News Network.

BANGKOK, Jan. 2 (The Nation Thailand/ANN/AFP): Bangkok's nightlife will go quiet as a ban on bars, nightclubs and restaurant alcohol sales goes into effect Saturday, among a raft of restrictions aimed at curbing the kingdom's rising coronavirus toll.

Thailand initially appeared to have escaped the worst of the virus, registering just under 4,000 total cases in November, despite being the second country to detect an infection in January.

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