BMA ready to appeal in debt case
The Bangkok Metropolitan Management (BMA) is ready to charm the Green Line case if the Administrative Court rules in favour of Bangkok Mass Transit System Plc (BTSC) on Wednesday, according to Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt.Continue Reading
Kratom next up for govt push
The Justice Ministry will work with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to allow the use of kratom leaves in foods as well as herbal plus cosmetic products.Continue Reading
Cambodian ‘beggar’ faces deportation
A Cambodian man with a deformed back again, who attracted social media marketing charity, is dealing with deportation after being arrested for apparently running a begging racquet involving his family members worth more than one hundred, 000 baht per month.Continue Reading
No wait for primary healthcare unit changes
The National Health Security Office (NHSO) is now allowing universal healthcare cardholders to improve their primary healthcare units on ask for without having to wait for 15 days, said deputy government spokeswoman Ratchada Thanadirek yesterday.Continue Reading
Covid-19 transmission rate set to fall
Covid-19 will become a respiratory disease that frequently spreads during moist and cold several weeks, says a Chulalongkorn University virologist.Continue Reading
Govt relief schemes ‘inject B5.73bn’
Over 20 mil people have taken component in the latest payments of the government’s financial relief programmes within the first three days of September, says Pornchai Thiraveja, director-general of the Fiscal Policy Workplace.Continue Reading
China’s Chengdu extends COVID-19 curbs and will conduct more mass testing
SHANGHAI: The Chinese language city of Chengdu will continue to impose COVID lockdown curbs in most of the city and conduct more city-wide mass testing through Monday to Wed (Sep 4), the city’s government announced on Sunday. The southern metropolis, which positioned its 21 mil people under lockdown on Thursday,Continue Reading
Dutch GP: Max Verstappen strengthens grip on Formula One title with victory on home soil
Utmost Verstappen claimed victory on home dirt at an action-packed Dutch Grand Prix to further extend his lead at the top of Formula Their drivers’ championship.Continue Reading
China’s Shenzhen to adopt tiered COVID-19 measures
THREE-TIER MANAGEMENT Based on the results of the weekend testing, Shenzhen will classify its areas into three categories, reflecting low, medium, and high risk of infection, Lin said. In areas deemed low risk, the city will remove restrictions that confined much of its population to residential compounds over the weekend,Continue Reading
China’s Shenzhen to adopt tiered COVID-19 measures on Monday
BEIJING/SHANGHAI: China’s southern tech hub of Shenzhen, which went into a weekend lockdown upon Saturday (Sep 3) for mass COVID-19 testing, said it can adopt tiered anti-virus restriction measures beginning on Monday. The city furthermore announced a new round of COVID-19 tests, vowing to “marshal all available sources, mobilise allContinue Reading