One of Thailand’s major tourist attractions is barring entry to foreigners, professing fear that they could spread the coronavirus.
“The outbreak is still rampant in many countries, so we have to stay vigilant as advised by the government,” said Wit Artchinda.Thai visitors are allowed entry to the temple, more formally known as Wat Phra Chetuphon, which only reopened last week after being closed for two months during Thailand’s coronavirus lockdown.
Tourism is a huge industry in Thailand and its virtual shutdown has dealt a major blow to the economy.
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