COVID-19 Updates
We have created this page to help our ISB community members access the most recent communication
from ISB and to share helpful information and resources from reliable sources.
ISB Communications 2020 – 2021
- Update – June 10th, 2021
- Update – June 2nd, 2021
- Update – May 19th, 2021
- Update – May 11th, 2021
- Update – May 3rd, 2021
- Update – April 27th, 2021
- Update – April 23rd, 2021
- Update – April 19th, 2021
- Update – April 17th, 2021
- Update – April 16th, 2021
- Update – April 14th, 2021
- Update – April 13th, 2021
- Update – April 12th, 2021
- Update – April 11th, 2021 – Positive ISB Community Cases
- Update – April 10th, 2021 – Positive ISB Community Cases
- Update – April 9th, 2021
- Update – April 8th, 2021 – Positive Parent Case
- Update – April 6th, 2021 – Campus Closure
- Update – April 5th, 2021
- Update – April 4th, 2021
- Update – Emergency Dismissal
- Update – February 4, 2021
Helpful Links
General Updates about COVID-19
- International SOS Updates
- World Health Organization
- Centers for Disease Control
- OSAC
- Thailand Ministry of Public Health
- CCSA Daily Updates
- TAT News: Provincial COVID-19 Control Measures
Health and Wellness
- Talking to children about COVID-19
- Understand the symptoms
- How to wear cloth face coverings
- Basic protective measures against COVID-19
- How to help teens shelter in place
- Should I run with a mask?
Digital Learning
- Update – January 27th, 2021- Confirmed Reopening in 1st February
- Update – January 27th, 2021 – February Reopening Plans
- Update – January 26th, 2021
- Update – January 21st, 2021
- Update – January 14th, 2021
- Update – January 11th, 2021
- Update – January 8th, 2021
- Update – January 3rd – Campus closed until February 1st
- Update – January 2nd – Extended Closure
- Update – December 29th, 2020
- Update – December 28th, 2020
- Update – December 24th, 2020
- Update – December 20th, 2020
- Update 45 – June 19th 2020
- Update 44 – June 5th 2020
- Update 43 – May 30th 2020
- Update 42 – May 27th 2020
- Update 41 – May 23rd 2020
- Update 40 – May 15th 2020
- Update 39 – May 7th 2020
- Update 38 – April 29th 2020
- Update 37 – April 23rd 2020
- Update 36 – April 16th 2020
- Update 35 – April 9th 2020
- Update 34 – April 3rd 2020
- Update 33 – April 1st 2020
- Update 32 – March 31st 2020
- Update 31 – March 26th 2020
- Update 30 – March 24th 2020
- Update 29 – March 22nd 2020
- Update 28 – March 19th 2020
- Update 27 – March 17th 2020
- Update 26 – March 16th 2020
- Update 25 – March 15th 2020
- Update 24 – March 14th 2020
- Update 23 – March 13th 2020
- Update 22 – March 12th 2020
- Update 21 – March 9th 2020
- Update 20 – March 6th 2020
- Update 19 – March 5th 2020
- Update 18 – March 3rd 2020
- Update 17 – March 2nd 2020
- Update 16 – March 1st 2020
- Update 15 – February 29th 2020
- Update 14 – February 28th 2020
- Update 13 – February 27th 2020
- Update 12 – February 25th 2020
- Update 11 – February 24th 2020
- Update 10 – February 23rd 2020
- Update 9 – February 18th 2020
- Update 8 – February 11th 2020
- Update 7 – February 7th 2020
- Update 6 – February 2nd 2020
- Update 5 – January 30th 2020
- Update 4 – January 30th 2020
- Update 3 – January 29th 2020
- Update 2 – January 27th 2020
- Update 1 – January 23rd 2020
MoPH Directives & Quarantine Requirements
The Thailand Government and the Ministry of Public Health require that anyone entering Thailand has to quarantine for 15 night / 14 days in either a state quarantine facility/hotel (free of charge for Thai nationals) or Alternative State Quarantine (ASQ), which are hotels registered and approved by the CCSA. The ASQs are for foreigners, who will be responsible for the cost. Please check the MoPH website for up to date information.
COVID-19 spreads primarily from person to person. This can be via droplets released when people sick with the new coronavirus cough or sneeze. It can also spread when you’re in close contact with someone who’s sick – e.g. when you hug or shake hands.
COVID-19 spreads primarily through close contact with someone who is infected, but it can also spread if you touch contaminated objects and surfaces. You can protect yourself: clean your hands and your surroundings frequently!
Fighting COVID-19 is our joint responsibility. Protect yourself and others: make these 5 simple precautions your new habits.
