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Total lockdown not imminent, deputy minister says
A total lockdown and 24-hour curfew is not imminent, the Deputy Minister of Interior told reporters late Monday, after rumours of a lockdown circulated...
Market Watch: High hopes for the SET as pandemic numbers drop
High hopes for the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) as the number of confirmed cases and fatalities begin to decline in hotspots around the...
Grim prospects for foreigners living in Thailand
The global economic downturn will inevitably hit most businesses hard inside Thailand including those with a plethora of non-Thais inside their payroll.There are...
A social enterprise founded to help vulnerable elders in Chiang Mai is now helping them fight against coronavirus
As we learn more about the coronavirus pandemic and its fatality rate, it is becoming clear that the elderly are the most vulnerable. For...
Opinion: Coronavirus pandemic takes a toll on tourism sector and hurts those less fortunate
We can all agree that everyone is affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Nobody is safe from the virus, regardless of their social status. Top...
Market Watch: SET to slightly recover this week as the virus slows in the US and Europe
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) is on its way to recovery this week as the coronavirus outbreak slows down in the US and...
Recession, dead ahead! Contraction looms for Thailand and Asia
No one could have predicted in February when Thailand's total number of coronavirus cases was around 40 that the country would be headed towards...
Provincial governments put on high alert as cabinet considers total lockdown, a 24-hour curfew
***Prayut has since come out to say that there will be no 24-hour curfew and that the government must consider all measures***Thailand's Ministry of...
Opinion: Yes, the coronavirus is serious but in the north, it is the smog that is going to kill us
In 2016, I released a documentary called ‘Smoke: A Crisis in Northern Thailand’ that looked into the causes and possible solutions to the rampant...
Over 12,000 migrant children in Tak are vulnerable to PM2.5 and coronavirus
It is said that April will be the cruelest month for this pandemic. For those up in Northern Thailand, smothered by forest fires and...
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