All national parks in Thailand are closed indefinitely.

Thailand is a country rich in natural resources. The mountains and waters here are full of exotic feelings, and it is the favorite overseas holiday destination for China tourists. Now the local epidemic situation is more severe, and the authorities have announced the temporary closure of all national parks in Thailand.

Quantai National Park will be closed indefinitely from March 25th, 2020.

Thailand. Com reported that on March 23, the National Park Authority of Thailand officially announced that all national parks under the jurisdiction of Quantai will be closed indefinitely due to the epidemic from March 25, 2020 until the epidemic situation improves. The National Park Service will reissue a new opening announcement.

If a tourist has booked tickets or accommodation in the national park in advance, he can consult the website where he booked the tickets before, and provide a provable ticket voucher and account information consistent with the information of the ticket purchaser.

Distribution of the latest confirmed cases in Thailand on March 23, 2020

On March 23, 2020, there were 22 newly confirmed cases1case in Thailand, with a total of 72 confirmed cases1case, of which 7 cases were severe and 52 cases were cured. The confirmed cases are widely distributed, especially in the central, southern, eastern and northeastern regions. As of the 23rd, the worst-hit provinces are: Bangkok, Li Chunwu, Wen, Beilan, Phuket, Baton Thani, Yala, Chiang Mai and Pattani. The distribution of major confirmed epidemic situations in various ministries is as follows:

1, central:

Bangkok: 300+ cases (the exact number is unknown, and Thai media reports vary)

Nonthaburi: 27 cases.

Belanf: 18 cases

Baton Thani: 17 cases

Beverapamil: 7 cases

Bashu area: 7 cases

Buddhist official residence: 6 cases

Long Zaicuofu: 4 cases

Bishawan residence: 2 cases

Lop Li Wu: 2 cases.

Fopiwu: 1 case

Fish skin suit: 1 case

Yu Na Nakong, Wang Sha Nakong, Beibiao and Pan Su Wuli area: 1 case.

2. South:

Phuket: 17 cases

Arafu: 17 cases

Pattani prefecture: 1 1 example

Surat House: 9 cases.

Taogongfu: 6 cases

Songkhla prefecture: 6 cases

Luo Kun's home: 4 cases

Botalen Building: 3

Krabi province: 2 cases

Dong Lifu: 1 case

3. East:

Li Wu province in spring: 28 cases.

Beiliufu: 8 cases

Luo Yongfu: 4 cases

Bazhen area: 2 cases

Shajiao compress: 2 cases

Architectural prose: 1 example

4. Northeast China:

Uven province: 9 cases

Nakhon Ratchasima: 5 cases

Wu Li Fu Nan: 5 cases.

Oolong clothing: 4 cases

Surin House: 3 cases

Kongjing County: 2 cases.

Li Yifu: 1 example

Galaxin, Moraine, Chrysanthemum morifolium, loei and nong bua lamphu Provinces: 1 case.

5. North:

Chiang Mai: 13 cases.

Sukhothai Prefecture: 3 cases

Chiang Rai Prefecture: 1 case

Paff: 1 example

Note: The above statistics are incomplete, and the statistical time is March 23rd 18:00, Thailand time, including the number of people who have been cured and diagnosed as being under treatment.