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Chiang Mai eases restrictions on eateries, malls, convenience stores from Wednesday
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Chiang Mai eases restrictions on eateries, malls, convenience stores from Wednesday
13 Sept 09:11Key points summarised by AI
Chiang Mai will ease COVID-19 restrictions starting June 9th, citing a significant drop in daily infection rates to fewer than five cases for seven consecutive days.
Department stores, shopping malls, convenience stores, night markets, and eateries are permitted to resume their regular operating hours.
Despite the eased restrictions, alcoholic beverages remain prohibited in all eateries, and sales promotion activities are still banned in malls and department stores.
High-risk establishments such as pubs, bars, karaoke venues, gyms, cinemas, and massage parlors will continue to remain closed.
Only nong Chok, Lat Krabang remain public disaster zones as floods recede
Today 12:58Key points summarised by AI
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) lifted public disaster designations for six districts, leaving only Nong Chok and Lat Krabang still classified as flood-affected zones due to their low-lying nature.
Assistance and compensation for affected households will continue despite the lifted designations, while the Meteorological Department warns of new heavy to very heavy rain, strong winds, and potential flash floods across the South, lower North, Central Plains (including Bangkok), and East from today through Sunday.