BANGKOK -- Thailand recorded the largest economic contraction in 22 years in the quarter ending June, keeping Southeast Asia's second-largest economy trapped in a coronavirus-induced recession.
Shut borders and business lockdowns hit Southeast Asia's second-largest economy
The lack of foreign tourists has been a huge blow to Thailand's economy during the coronavirus pandemic. © Reuters
BANGKOK -- Thailand recorded the largest economic contraction in 22 years in the quarter ending June, keeping Southeast Asia's second-largest economy trapped in a coronavirus-induced recession.