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Four Chinese tourists in Hua Hin tested for coronavirus 

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Four Chinese tourists in Hua Hin tested for coronavirus 

 

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Tourist line-up in a health control at the arrival section at Suvarnabhumi international airport in Bangkok, Thailand, Januaruy 19, 2020. REUTERS/Jorge Silva

 

Four Chinese tourists in Hua Hin are being tested for the coronavirus, multiple Thai news sources report. 

 

The four tourists travelled from Wuhan, the Chinese city at the centre of the outbreak to Suvarnabhumi Airport on January 19, 2020, before traveling to Hua Hin. They reported a high fever on January 23 and remain in hospital.

 

Officials stress they are still awaiting test results to confirm if the four tourists have the coronavirus.

 

Doctors are expected to know the results of the tests later on Saturday, INN reported.

 

Thaivisa understands the Ministry of Public Health is due to release a statement on the situation.

 

Officials have urged hotels to monitor tourists arriving from China in order to prevent a possible outbreak.

 

Officials have also coordinated with hospitals in the province in order to screen patients who report a fever, sore throat, temperature and runny nose. 

 

As part of preventative measures, members of the public are urged to avoid crowded areas, wear a facemask and wash their hands frequently.

 

The news comes after public health officials in Thailand on Friday confirmed its fifth case of coronavirus.

 

"The patient is a 33-year-old woman from Wuhan on vacation," Deputy Public Health Minister Sathit Patucha told Reuters, adding that she was under quarantine at Rajavithi hospital and her condition was improving.

 

The woman arrived in Bangkok on Jan. 21 with her daughter and visited a private hospital complaining of a fever, coughing and muscle aches before being transferred to a government hospital on Jan. 23, Sathit said.

 

Her daughter tested negative for the virus.

 

Sources: INN & Daily News

 

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  • spiekerjozef
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    Why they let them fly out of china?

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  • It's good to hear that Thailand is taking preventative actions not to let the virus to spread.    It's also good to notice that being tested does not mean that these people would have the vi

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oh dear... too close to home. Can we scratch being forced to do visa runs and such to stay away from touristy spots? If only....

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It's good to hear that Thailand is taking preventative actions not to let the virus to spread. 

 

It's also good to notice that being tested does not mean that these people would have the virus. It only means that they have the possibility of having it.

 

So do not panic. At least not until I have finished stacking food and water. ????

6 minutes ago, unamazedloso said:

oh dear... too close to home. Can we scratch being forced to do visa runs and such to stay away from touristy spots? If only....

Yes sure but only in our dreams

Very many of such new viruses come from China. They should stop people living very close to animals and eating whatever one can eat!

2 minutes ago, Beggar said:

Very many of such new viruses come from China. They should stop people living very close to animals and eating whatever one can eat!

 Better yet stop people from living in China. :tongue:

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Thailand’s Department of Disease Control (DDC) is handing out a ‘Health Beware Card’ for travellers arriving in Thailand in order to help reduce the risk of coronavirus infection

 

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hang on a sec they were admitted on the 23rd??

 

why are we only hearing about this today?

 

:annoyed:

 

 

I applaud their action but ... too literal; some people may think it doesn't apply to them.

 

How about "Kindly give this card to your doctor and tell him or her of your recent travel movements, particularly if in China."

 

 

13 minutes ago, TheDark said:

It's good to hear that Thailand is taking preventative actions not to let the virus to spread. 

 

It's also good to notice that being tested does not mean that these people would have the virus. It only means that they have the possibility of having it.

 

So do not panic. At least not until I have finished stacking food and water. ????

 

he who panics first panics best ????

 

panic on.. i just got back from makro

 

 

by the way some VERY worrying videos being scrubbed off chinese social media by all accounts

 

if anyone is still considering not panicking sorry not getting prepared at this point might want to watch some of the videos on this page:

 

https://twitter.com/hashtag/WuhanCoronavirus

 

scary stuff, its beginning to look like a zombie movie over there

 

 

As sensible tourists would flee or avoid the area, and wary inhabitants would avoid the Chinese happyend soapys, this could be used as a good excuse to justify drops in tourism numbers ????

 

More seriously, very sensible and thumbs up Thailand to hand out the warning cards. Some countries in Europe are foolishy thinking such pandemic only errupt elsewhere, no need to panic... and the usual stupid ideas, until it's too late.

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Here in Hua Hin I have stocked up on water, N95 masks, can food and other non perishable items.

 

I know this is very serious but here is my other check list:

 

   

1 hour ago, unamazedloso said:

oh dear... too close to home. Can we scratch being forced to do visa runs and such to stay away from touristy spots? If only....

Stay in the Bar, never see any Chinese in there

Avoid all Chinese !

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4 minutes ago, poohy said:

Avoid all Chinese !

 

Even chicken lo mein?

1 hour ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

As part of preventative measures, members of the public are urged to avoid crowded areas, wear a facemask and wash their hands frequently.

Sounds like a normal day out for me ????

 

C. 1918-1920 Spanish flu claimed between 50-100 million lives ????

24 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

Stay in the Bar, never see any Chinese in there

or come to my province in Isaan;

I am convinced that the Chinese do not even know that this large part of Thailand exists

if you are reading this please tell everyone you know not to go to any hospital unnecessarily for routine treatment.

they may be unaware of the danger.

53 minutes ago, spiekerjozef said:

Why they let them fly out of china?

Because the World Health Organisation told them it was ok to do so.

 

1 hour ago, GeorgeCross said:

https://twitter.com/hashtag/WuhanCoronavirus

 

scary stuff, its beginning to look like a zombie movie over there

 

 

No, no it's not. It really isn't.

 

Do you believe Trump's tweets for instance? Treat these the same.

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