“I don’t want to spend my holiday in quarantine, thanks!”
Separately, the country’s health ministry said people coming from Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Netherlands and the US were recommended, rather than required, to quarantine themselves for 14 days.
About 40 million tourists visited Thailand last year. One person in that country has died from Covid-19, 16 people are currently hospitalised and an unspecified number have been discharged.
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