Shares of Thai aviation firms and hoteliers fell on Friday after the public health ministry confirmed the country's first case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).
Thai aviation shares, hoteliers fall after first virus case confirmed
Airports operator Airports of Thailand dropped 4.2 percent to a more than three-week low. National carrier Thai Airways International and low-cost carrier Nok Airlines both shed more than 3 percent.
Airports operator Airports of Thailand dropped 4.2 percent to a more than three-week low. National carrier Thai Airways International and low-cost carrier Nok Airlines both shed more than 3 percent.
Hotel operator Central Plaza Hotel plunged 6.6 percent and Minor International slipped 3.3 percent.
The broader SET index was down 0.3 percent.
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