Cabinet approves ฿10.5bn central fund for flood relief
On-site classes in Thailand can resume under new guidelines, exams for COVID-19 cases allowed
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On-site classes in Thailand can resume under new guidelines, exams for COVID-19 cases allowed
23 Sept 05:01Key points summarised by AI
Thailand's Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) has approved the resumption of on-site learning, citing low severe cases and fatalities among youth, despite an overall surge in infections.
Day schools must isolate high-risk students at home for seven days plus three days of observation, requiring two rapid antigen tests and remote learning provisions; infected students at school follow public health measures.
Boarding schools will implement a 'sandbox' safety scheme for high-risk students, involving a 7+3 day quarantine with special classes and activities, and immediate testing for symptomatic students or close contacts.
Infected students with no or mild symptoms are permitted to attend examinations separately, under strict conditions including mask-wearing, hand sanitization, social distancing, and private transportation to school.
Cabinet approves ฿10.5bn central fund for flood relief
Today 14:04Key points summarised by AI
The Cabinet allocated 10.5 billion baht from the fiscal 2027 central emergency fund to provide financial relief for flood victims.
This funding will cover remaining compensation payments and relief operations for severely affected households, as fiscal 2026 funds have been exhausted.