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Southeast Asia to begin easing of lockdowns, Thai cinemas to open Monday

With the partial opening of restaurants, shops and public parks already in effect, Thailand will from Monday allow cinemas, gyms and massage parlours to resume activities

A nurse adjusts tiny face shield for a newborn baby to protect from new coronavirus at the newborn nursery of the hospital in Samutprakarn province, central Thailand. Photo: PTI
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A nurse adjusts tiny face shield for a newborn baby to protect from new coronavirus at the newborn nursery of the hospital in Samutprakarn province, central Thailand. Photo: PTI

Agencies Bangkok
The Southeast Asian nations of Thailand, the Philippines and Singapore are all set to ease their coronavirus lockdowns this week.

There has been at least 2,700 Covid-19 deaths in Southeast Asia, a region that has registered a total of 89,000 cases, news agency IANS reported.

With the partial opening of restaurants, shops and public parks already in effect, Thailand will from Monday allow cinemas, gyms and massage parlours to resume activities.

The Thai government's PR department tweeted on Sunday: "The third phase of relaxed measures will begin on 1 June, when many establishments will be allowed to resume their services

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