20 April 2020 — An update from the Thai government regarding Thailand’s COVID-19 situation
Sri Lanka–Thailand Medical Partnership to Deliver 71 Free Knee Surgeries
A special Buddhist fundraising event was held in support of a landmark humanitarian medical initiative aimed at enhancing access to orthopedic care in Sri Lanka.
15 Sri Lankans Rescued from Cybercrime Centres in Myawaddy, Myanmar to be Repatriated on 07 May 2025
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment, and Tourism, in close coordination with the Embassy and Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka in Thailand and the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Myanmar, has successfully facilitated the rescue of 15 Sri Lankan nationals who had been trafficked and forcibly employed in cybercrime centres in Myawaddy, Myanmar on 06th May 2025. The rescued individuals are scheduled to be repatriated to Sri Lanka on 07 May 2025.
📌📌HIGHLIGHTS:
– Thailand has the lowest number of new cases in this month.
– New cases = 27, deaths = 0, total cases = 2,792,
total deaths = 47, and total cured = 1,999
– The “New normal,” such as wearing masks, washing hands often, and keeping physical distance, will protect our health and save lives.
– The nighttime curfew will continue, so the public is expected to comply with it and commit no illegal acts during curfew, such as racing on the roads or gambling.
Speaker: Mr. Natapanu Nopakun
Deputy Director-General of the Department of Information and Deputy Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs