Thailand will shorten curfew hours and ease restrictions on more businesses from next week, the government said on Friday. A curfew will be shortened by one hour to last from 11pm to 3am, and shopping malls, which reopened earlier this month, will also be allowed to extend their operating hours.
Cinemas and theaters can reopen starting June 1, but with no more than 200 people at a time and only with strict social distancing measures in place.
Beauty clinics, spas, and traditional Thai massages will be allowed to operate, as will soccer fields and volleyball and basketball courts, but only for training purposes and with limits on spectators. The government has previously planned to reopen all businesses by the end of June, although passenger flights remain suspended.
The coronavirus has infected 3,076 in the Southeast Asian country since January and killed 57, Reuters said.