Thai PM orders restaurants to observe anti-Covid-19 measures as country records highest daily virus related deaths and total goes above 113,000


Health workers in personal protective equipment (PPE) take a break as people queue for nasal swab tests for the Covid-19 coronavirus at a mobile testing site in Bang Phlat district in Bangkok on Monday, May 18, 2021.- AFP

BANGKOK, May 18 (Xinhua): Thailand reported 35 Covid-19 related deaths over the last 24 hours, the highest daily record since the outbreak of the pandemic, the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) said Tuesday.

The total death toll has risen to 649, with more than 500 recorded during the third wave.

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