Thailand is drawing up guidelines to reopen its borders for business travellers and tourists from low-risk countries as the COVID-19 situation in the kingdom continues to improve with no local transmission for 16 days.
Deputy director-general of the Department of Disease Control Tanarak Pipat said Public Health Ministry and Tourism Ministry are in discussion to draw up a set of guidelines to prevent second wave of COVID-19 outbreak when reopening its borders.
“We are preparing the document. Once it is completed, we will send it to Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA),” he told Bernama.
