Thai Union employee tests positive for coronavirus, threatening operations in Samut Sakhon

Thai Union employee tests positive for coronavirus, threatening operations in Samut Sakhon
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Thai Union announced on Monday, 21 December, that one of its employees in Samut Sakhon has tested positive for the coronavirus, amid a resurgence of infections in the Thai province.
The seafood processing hub, located west of Bangkok capital, had seen no infection for 250 days before first case was detected last week.
In a statement sent to the Stock Exchange of Thailand, Thai Union said the company is strictly following requirements from local authorities to contain the spread of the deadly virus. All of its plants remained open as of 21 December and the company is working to avoid any temporary suspension in production activities.

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