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Anyone know where number of tests stats come from?

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Matzzon Platinum Member

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I think you can take that statistic, and throw as far as you can. It´s virtually impossible to find any place online that can confirm that amount. They are not even shown in lists that go down to 25 000 tests.

One thing that I found out when surfing for a control of these numbers, was interesting though. There is always so much talk about foreigners spreading the virus in Thailand. According to WHO, it is under 250 foreigners with confirmed infection out of all cases. On the other hand it also makes up a pretty high percent of the infected.

torturedsole Gold Member

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6 hours ago, Matzzon said:

I think you can take that statistic, and throw as far as you can. It´s virtually impossible to find any place online that can confirm that amount. They are not even shown in lists that go down to 25 000 tests.

One thing that I found out when surfing for a control of these numbers, was interesting though. There is always so much talk about foreigners spreading the virus in Thailand. According to WHO, it is under 250 foreigners with confirmed infection out of all cases. On the other hand it also makes up a pretty high percent of the infected.

I'm sure you're a nice guy but your posts are so repetitive and boring.  Sorry and take care.  

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Don Mega Platinum Member

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2 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

that doesn't tell us where they come from, they aren't part of the daily release of figures from govt

Where do I find the daily release figures from the government ?

scubascuba3 Star Member

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1 minute ago, Don Mega said:

Where do I find the daily release figures from the government ?

That's the point, they aren't released, they provide no. cases, no.dead and a few other things but no.tests is a secret it seems unless someone knows? maybe the worldmeters test numbers for Thailand is a best guess

Don Mega Platinum Member

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Just now, scubascuba3 said:

That's the point, they aren't released, they provide no. cases, no.dead and a few other things but no.tests is a secret it seems unless someone knows? maybe the worldmeters test numbers for Thailand is a best guess

Where do I find the daily release figures for no. cases, no. dead and a few other things from the government ?

Matzzon Platinum Member

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4 hours ago, torturedsole said:

I'm sure you're a nice guy but your posts are so repetitive and boring.  Sorry and take care.  

Ok, I do not understand your comment at all. You totally lost me here. I am going to do you a favor. Below you can se a copy of my comment you had off topic problems with.
 

10 hours ago, Matzzon said:

I think you can take that statistic, and throw as far as you can. It´s virtually impossible to find any place online that can confirm that amount. They are not even shown in lists that go down to 25 000 tests.

One thing that I found out when surfing for a control of these numbers, was interesting though. There is always so much talk about foreigners spreading the virus in Thailand. According to WHO, it is under 250 foreigners with confirmed infection out of all cases. On the other hand it also makes up a pretty high percent of the infected.

Now let´s see if you can find any other post I have made that repeats the information I wrote above, or even resembles that one. I am pretty sure you can´t. Above I was discussing That the information in the OP was clearly false and that there is hard to find a place online that states Thailand have been making as much as 25k tests. After that I was mentioning 2 sides to see the problem about blaming farangs for the Covid spread. Never posted much about that as far as I know, but please give it to me. 

There is also another solution. You can try and understand what you read, before you assume something that is totally wrong. I have many times repeated myself, but not in this particular post that you chose.

Don Mega Platinum Member

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12 minutes ago, Canuck1966 said:

Where is the original source??

 

 

 

 

Prolly best to send an email to worldmeters and ask them.

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dave s Senior Member

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2 hours ago, Don Mega said:

Where do I find the daily release figures from the government ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_coronavirus_pandemic_in_Thailand

 

seems to get its numbers from

 

https://covid19.ddc.moph.go.th/

https://covid19.ddc.moph.go.th/en/api

https://covid19.th-stat.com/api/open/timeline

 

on Linux, to get a CSV for Excel (the wget and sed commands should each be all on 1 line):

wget -O file.txt https://covid19.th-stat.com/api/open/timeline
sed -e "s/\[{/[}/" -e "s/\},{/}/g" -e "s/}/{}/g" < file.txt | tr \173 \015 | tr \175 \012 | tr -d \134 | tr \042 \137 | sed -e "s/_Date_://" -e s/_NewConfirmed_:// -e s/_NewRecovered_:// -e s/_NewHospitalized_:// -e s/_NewDeaths_:// -e s/_Confirmed_:// -e s/_Recovered_:// -e s/_Hospitalized_:// -e s/_Deaths_:// | tr \137 \042 > data.csv

 

The link posted by Yinn in response #16 on page 2 starts out in Thai, but has a British flag to change it to English; it only seems to have a picture file with just the current day's numbers, however.
 

data.csv

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BobBKK Platinum Member

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No one will believe anything they say. Next thing is "we found a cure"... or "we have lowest death rate in the world"    oh wait...

sandyf Diamond Member

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2 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

That's the point, they aren't released, they provide no. cases, no.dead and a few other things but no.tests is a secret it seems unless someone knows? maybe the worldmeters test numbers for Thailand is a best guess

From the latest WHO Situation Report

 

HIGHLIGHTS • On the 19th of April 2020, 32 new cases of laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 were announced by the Ministry of Public Health of Thailand, bringing the total number of cases to 2,765. • Of these, more than 65% (1,928) have recovered, about 1.7% (47) have died, and almost 33% (790) are receiving treatment. • No cases were identified in people returning from outside Thailand; likely reflecting restrictions on entry. • A total of 18 of the new cases are close contacts of previously confirmed cases. Five cases either attended crowded places or had occupational exposure to large numbers of people. • To date, 68 of the total 77 provinces have reported cases. Thirty-three provinces have not reported any new cases during the past 14 days.

 

WHO Thailand is in frequent direct contact with the Royal Thai Government through the Ministry of Public Health, sharing information on key developments, guidelines and scientific updates.

https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/searo/thailand/2020-04-19-tha-sitrep-57-covid19-final.pdf?sfvrsn=fdd8894f_0

scubascuba3 Star Member

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31 minutes ago, sandyf said:

From the latest WHO Situation Report

 

HIGHLIGHTS • On the 19th of April 2020, 32 new cases of laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 were announced by the Ministry of Public Health of Thailand, bringing the total number of cases to 2,765. • Of these, more than 65% (1,928) have recovered, about 1.7% (47) have died, and almost 33% (790) are receiving treatment. • No cases were identified in people returning from outside Thailand; likely reflecting restrictions on entry. • A total of 18 of the new cases are close contacts of previously confirmed cases. Five cases either attended crowded places or had occupational exposure to large numbers of people. • To date, 68 of the total 77 provinces have reported cases. Thirty-three provinces have not reported any new cases during the past 14 days.

 

WHO Thailand is in frequent direct contact with the Royal Thai Government through the Ministry of Public Health, sharing information on key developments, guidelines and scientific updates.

https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/searo/thailand/2020-04-19-tha-sitrep-57-covid19-final.pdf?sfvrsn=fdd8894f_0

how does that help us with the number of tests done?

sandyf Diamond Member

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8 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

how does that help us with the number of tests done?

That wasn't the question, and the answer is the Ministry of Public Health and WHO Thailand

 

"Anyone know where number of tests stats come from?"

The answer to your question can be seen here.   https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries

 

No doubt you will claim pure coincidence that figures for total cases, deaths, recoveries and hospitalisations are the same.

 

 

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