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PHUKET XTRA: VIDEO: Last Phuket COVID patient discharged! Land, sea borders open! Beaches still closed? || June 1
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PHUKET XTRA - June 1 || brought to you by PVCPhuket.com Phuket road, sea borders open! |:| Big list of what’s reopened, beaches still closed |:| Last Phuket COVID patient discharged |:| Two dead as truck hits power pole |:| Heavy downpours Hosted by: JP Mestanza || #Phuket
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Phuket’s 24 piers get green light as all tourism-related businesses allowed to reopen
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PHUKET: Phuket Marine Office Director Wiwat Chitchertwong has confirmed that ferries and tour boats, including dive and island tours, can start resuming operations as of today (June 1), following the provincial order issued last night that lifted a slew of travel restrictions on Phuket.
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Phuket commerce president surprised, but welcomes move to reopen hotels
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PHUKET: Phuket Chamber of Commerce President Thanusak Phungdet today welcomed the silent move by provincial officials to allow hotels across the island to reopen.
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Phuket officials mark one week of zero new COVID cases
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PHUKET: The Phuket Communicable Disease Committee today reported zero new cases of people infected with COVID-19, marking seven consecutive days that officials in Phuket have reported zero new cases.
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‘Fit to Travel’ no longer needed to enter, leave Phuket by road
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PHUKET: The relaxation of the controls on people entering or leaving Phuket by road means that people no longer need to wait for approval from provincial authorities in order to be allowed through the Phuket Check Point at the northern tip of the island.
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Phuket hotels allowed to reopen
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PHUKET: All venues registered under the Hotel Act are allowed to reopen from today (June 1), according to the full order of reopenings issued late last night.
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Phuket officials publish full order for June 1 reopenings, beaches specifically not permitted
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PHUKET: The Phuket Provincial Health Office (PPHO), which also serves as the Phuket Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) Incident Command Centre, has published the 37-page provincial order listing all business, services and activities allowed to open and resume operations from today (June 1).
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Stranded Thais return from London, several feverish
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THAILAND: A total of 251 Thai citizens stranded in the United Kingdom by COVID-19 arrived home on a flight from London yesterday afternoon (May 31).
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SpaceX Crew Dragon docks with International Space Station
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WORLD: A SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule carrying two NASA astronauts docked yesterday (May 31) with the International Space Station, the first time a crewed US spacecraft has performed the feat in nearly a decade.
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Overwhelming ‘yes’ vote for exec decrees
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THAILAND: Three executive decrees have sailed through parliament after a five-day marathon debate.
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The Thaiger
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Another family kept apart by Thai red tape and quarantine confusion
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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Thailand News Today – Monday, June 1
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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Black water pours into the Gulf of Thailand right next to Pattaya’s Walking Street – VIDEO
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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Pattaya police arrest intoxicated Chinese man, Thai girlfriend in front of station – VIDEO
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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Government outlines new rules as massage parlours reopen for business
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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With all patients recovered, Phuket closes its Covid-19 field hospital
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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11 dead, 14,000 ill as rainy season worsens dengue fever outbreak in northeast
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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Returnees from UK found with high fever, hospitalised
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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LA’s Thai Town hit by protesters and rioters
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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25 arrested after police raid online gambling base in Mae Sot
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Sometimes you cross all the T’s and dot all the I’s and it’s still not enough to satisfy the paper-pushers, especially at this disruptive time in Thailand, and everywhere else. One Australian father has ended up separated from his family – he’s in Australia and his wife and 2 children are in Thailand being shuffled […]
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Bangkokpost.com : Top Stories
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18 PPRP executives resign
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Eighteen of the 34 members of the executive committee of the main coalition party Palang Pracharath resigned on Monday, paving the way for the election of a new party leader and executive committee in 45 days.
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Japan may soon allow business visits from Thailand
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TOKYO: Business trips from Thailand and three other countries could be the first step
to be negotiated as Japan plans to ease its entry ban, a Japanese government source said on Monday.
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Thailand logs 1 new Covid case Monday, no deaths
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The government reported one new imported coronavirus case and no new deaths on Monday, taking the total number of infections to 3,082 with 57 deaths since January.
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Bank of Thailand ready to curb recent baht strength
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The Bank of Thailand said it’s concerned about a recent rapid appreciation in the currency and added it’s ready to take steps to curb a climb that could imperil an already fragile economy.
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Tap into your inner agility and resilience
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The world has changed dramatically since the Covid-19 pandemic hit. Now, as businesses start returning, we face an even bigger change: how do we as individuals adjust to the “new normal”?
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Push to keep THAI in the sky
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Creditors are likely to try to keep Thai Airways International (THAI) afloat to pay off debts, raising hope the airline's rehabilitation plan will pass the court's scrutiny, according to a source in the Finance Ministry.
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Overwhelming 'yes' vote for exec decrees
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Three executive decrees have sailed through parliament after a five-day marathon debate.
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Shark bounty in Satun angers environment minister
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A cash reward for the live capture of a shark that bit a boy's foot has angered Natural Resources and Environment Minister Varawut Silpa-archa, who criticised the local politician behind it.
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Curfews and clashes as US race protests escalate
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Curfews were imposed in major US cities Saturday as clashes over police brutality escalated across America with demonstrators ignoring warnings from President Donald Trump that his government would stop the violent protests "cold."
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Thailand logs 4 new Covid cases Sunday, all imports
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Thailand reported four new coronavirus cases on Sunday and no new deaths, taking the total number of infections to 3,081 with 57 deaths since January.
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Bangkokpost.com : Most recent
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New law requires cooling-off period before Chinese couples can divorce
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China has passed a law establishing a cooling-off period for couples who want to dissolve their marriage in an effort to lower the country's soaring divorce rate.
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Vaccine seen boosting medical tourism
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AYUTTHAYA: Momentum is building behind Thailand's push to create its own coronavirus vaccine, with more manpower and resources dedicated to the effort amid hopes it could boost medical tourism.
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Farmers told to hand back toxic chemicals
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Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Mananya Thaiset on Monday warned farmers to return their stocks of herbicide paraquat and pesticide chlorpyrifos within 90 days now that the ban on the two chemicals is in effect.
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1,000 Cambodian traders protest over border closure
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SA KAEO: About 1,000 Cambodian traders have picketed at the Thai-Cambodian checkpoint in Ban Khlong Luek in Aranyaprathet district to protest against the prolonged border closure.
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Quarantine hampers Phuket hotels' plans
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The 14-day quarantine remains an obstacle for hotels in Phuket despite the provincial governor allowing them to resume services this month, while hoteliers in Koh Samui are hopeful for last-minute bookings after lockdown easing reached the third phase.
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Thai stocks close highest since March 6
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The Stock Exchange of Thailand index and other Southeast Asian markets rose on Monday after US President Donald Trump left the trade deal with China intact despite escalating tensions over Hong Kong's autonomy, with signs of a gradual recovery in the Chinese economy also helping sentiment.
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Lines in the sand: beaches reopen with social distancing
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People returned to some of Thailand's famed sandy beaches Monday, keeping well apart but enjoying the outdoors, as authorities eased some coronavirus restrictions for the first time in more than two months.
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18 PPRP executives resign
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Eighteen of the 34 members of the executive committee of the main coalition party Palang Pracharath resigned on Monday, paving the way for the election of a new party leader and executive committee in 45 days.
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Songkran holiday in July possible
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A long holiday in July is being considered to make up for the cancellation of Songkran festivities, if the Covid-19 situation allows it, the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) said on Monday.
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Indonesian policeman killed by sword-wielding militants
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Sword-wielding militants killed an Indonesian policeman and critically injured another on Monday in what authorities described as a terror attack by suspected Islamic State-linked extremists.
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