Restrictions may be eased at some Bangkok camps to allow essential work to continue

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Tough restrictions on movement at construction camps in Bangkok may be eased slightly to allow essential work to go ahead. Natthapol Nakpanich from the National Security Council says officials discussed the issue at a meeting yesterday, noting that the suspension of some works could pose a risk for engineering reasons or by delaying hospital builds. For this reason, construction work that is considered essential may be allowed to resume. The Bangkok Post reports that the CCSA will review the situation every 15 days with a view to easing restrictions further. Natthapol has hit back at criticism of officials who left […]

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