Over 2,400 visitors entered Thailand via Suvarnabhumi on first day of reopening


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BANGKOK, Nov 2 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Suvarnabhumi Airport has welcomed 2,424 incoming passengers travelling on 40 international flights on Monday (Nov 1), the first day of the government’s plan to reopen selected provinces to revive the country’s tourism industry.

Under the plan, visitors travelling by air from 63 countries that have a low level of Covid-19 infections will not have to quarantine, but they must prove they have received both jabs of an approved Covid-19 vaccine for at least 14 days and produce a negative RT-PCR test result taken no more than 72 hours before flying.

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