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May 21, 2020

Atthachai Homhuan and Kittiya Nopparatrungroj Speak on New Normal in Pharma and Medical Devices

On May 21, Dr. Atthachai Homhuan, manager of regulatory affairs in Tilleke & Gibbins’ Bangkok office, and Kittiya Nopparatrungroj, consultant and licensed pharmacist, will join together to present a webinar cohosted by Tilleke & Gibbins and the Thai Listed Companies Association (TLCA).

Their session, entitled “New Normal in Pharma and Medical Devices: The Impact of COVID-19,” will dive into the responses to the COVID-19 outbreak by the Thai Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Internal Trade, and how government policy may affect the production and distribution of personal protective equipment, medical devices, and pharmaceutical products. Immediately following the webinar, Atthachai and Kittiya will respond to attendee questions through a brief Q&A session.

The webinar, which will be conducted in Thai language, will go live on Thursday, May 21, at 2:00 p.m. If you’re interested in attending, please register for the webinar by sending an email to [email protected].

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