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Thailand promises tourists travel safety after earthquake

A good two days after an earthquake, aid workers have set up tents in a street. People affected by the quake receive medical care, food and water here. Photo: Carola Frentzen/dpa

A good two days after an earthquake, aid workers have set up tents in a street. People affected by the quake receive medical care, food and water here. Photo: Carola Frentzen/dpa

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Thailand has assured tourists that it is safe to travel after the severe earthquakes in the region. No tourists have been injured, the government declared on the online platform X.

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30.03.2025, 11:38

Hotels and events are operating normally. There are also no reports of damage to tourist attractions, the government added. Inspections will continue to be carried out to ensure safety.

The international airports, for example in Bangkok and on the popular vacation island of Phuket, have also returned to normal operations, the operators announced. Previously, terminals and runways had been checked for damage.

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