Thai officials issued nightly orders at night in Bangkok and 9 provinces and clenched NCOV restrictions.

An official of Thailand's special anti-Covid-19 working group on July 9 announcing this country will tighten restrictions to prevent NCOV to spread.

Apisamai Srirangson, assistant spokesman for the special working group, said unnecessary travel will be banned.

Supermarkets, restaurants, banks, pharmacies and electronics stores can open doors, other stores must stop working.

Thai medical staff sampled NCOV test before a temple in Bangkok capital on July 9.

We apologize for the difficulties of people living in the maximum restricted areas, but this will support the control effectively.

The decision was made in the context of the Thailand facing a serious outbreak that began in April. Southeast Asia Nationally recorded 317,506 cases and 2,534 deaths, up to 9,276 and 72 cases.

Thailand recorded some cases of community infections in 2020. A year later, the number of NCOV infections is increasing, causing the Thai government to face criticism because of slow development of Covid-19 vaccination, term test capacity

The Thai economy is facing the worst condition after the 1997 crisis in Asia.

Thailand is seeking to re-open tourism activities, which account for nearly 20% of the country's national income.

Thailand piloted the tourism activity that did not require isolation in Phuket last week, but the number of guests was still low due to limitations.