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Chiang Mai and Covid-19: Good news, no new cases and quarantine being observed

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Chiang Mai and Covid-19: Good news, no new cases and quarantine being observed

 

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Health officials in Chiang Mai in northern Thailand held a coronavirus pandemic briefing for the press on Friday.

 

Dr Kittiphan Chalorm said there had been no new cases to add to the total that remained at 40.

 

Twelve had gone home and 28 were still undergoing treatment.

 

A previously seriously ill patient is on the way to recovery.

 

The doctor said that 10,599 people had come back to the province from Bangkok and surrounding provinces.

 

Of these 6,994 have completed 14 day quarantine and 3,605 continue to do so at home.

 

There are 1,385 who went into quarantine after arriving from abroad.

 

Of these 1,215 have completed 14 day quarantine and 166 are continuing to do so at home.

 

Four returnees are still being sought.

 

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Source: Daily News

 

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how would they know since they don't test anyone 

3 hours ago, smedly said:

how would they know since they don't test anyone 

That's how they know for sure.

 

No test = no new cases

yippee! Somebody tell Trumpy! ITS THE SMOKE!! 
afterall, he’s all smoke and mirrors

10 hours ago, rooster59 said:

 

The doctor said that 10,599 people had come back to the province from Bangkok and surrounding provinces.

It would be remarkable if the MPH can accurately track the return of people to the province.  Monitoring public transportation and the roads entering the province is quite a new development and, in any case, probably incompete.  But a good effort!

 

All in all, given the migrant labor from Chiang Mai down south and the traditional return of people to be with families for Song Kran, the number of cases should increase in the province even with the preventative measures now in place.

10 hours ago, Mapguy said:

It would be remarkable if the MPH can accurately track the return of people to the province.  Monitoring public transportation and the roads entering the province is quite a new development and, in any case, probably incompete.  But a good effort!

 

All in all, given the migrant labor from Chiang Mai down south and the traditional return of people to be with families for Song Kran, the number of cases should increase in the province even with the preventative measures now in place.

But as mentioned, the simple way to keep the figures down is not to test.

Well done up there, being shut up here in KK and not going out into the real world did i read or dream a post TV that the interprovincial road blocks have been taken down for Songran, please please tell me it was a dream.

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