A warning from Thailand - tourists refusing to mind their Covid-19 manners will be fined, says CCSA


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BANGKOK, Nov 28 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Since Thailand opened 17 “blue zone” provinces to vaccinated foreign tourists on Nov 1, it has been reported that some visitors have blatantly ignored mandatory disease control measures, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) has announced.

“Hotel and business operators have notified the CCSA that some of their customers refused to wear facemasks, while others insisted on dining together in large groups, which increases the risk of the virus spreading,” CCSA deputy spokesperson Dr Apisamai Srirangsan said.

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