Thailand has decided to adjust some COVID-19 prevention regulations for foreign visitors, but in the spirit of “non-discrimination” for visitors from any country.

After an inter-ministerial meeting on January 5, the Thai authorities decided to adjust a number of COVID-19 prevention regulations for foreign tourists, in the spirit of “non-discrimination” towards tourists. from any country.

Measures approved by the authorities include requiring all travelers to present proof of receipt of at least two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, for travelers traveling from Thailand to a country that requires a test result. If the PCR test result is negative, you must prove that you have purchased health insurance.

Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul explained that this will ensure travelers can cover the cost of treatment if their COVID-19 test in Thailand comes back positive. According to him, new measures are necessary because Thailand is the main destination for tourists from many countries,

Ta Dung is a freshwater lake in the mountains, tucked away in Ta Dung Nature Reserve of Dak Nong province. With an area of more than 3000 hectares and about 40 large and small islands in the middle of the lake, this place is likened to a terrestrial Ha Long Bay of Tay Nguyen Vietnam.

Ta Dung is an area that plays an important role in the watershed protection of two large rivers Serepok and Dong Nai. This is the main source of water for daily life and production of the southern key economic region. In 2011, with two hydroelectric plants on the Dong Nai River blocking the flow and accumulating water, a large area of Ta Dung was flooded with water. The former high hills are now largely submerged under the lake, the top part of the mountain emerges from the blue of the water, turning this place into