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Chiang Mai remains on its toes despite no new cases in 18 days

By THE NATION

 

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Chiang Mai remains on alert for Covid-19 infections even though the province has not had any cases for over 18 days.

 

The authorities are strictly screening people from Myanmar, where numerous infected cases were reported in Tachileik district, near Chiang Mai’s Mae Sai district.

 

This week, the province will send officials to check migrant workers living in Chiang Mai, and enforce strict measures to prevent the virus from spreading in crowded places such as Army camps or prisons.

 

Dr Kittiphan Chalom from Chiang Mai’s public health office said that cumulative cases in the province were 40, and eight patients were being currently treated in hospitals.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30387062

 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

enforce strict measures to prevent the virus from spreading in crowded places such as Army camps or prisons.

Are Thais in war with WHO? ????

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Good news. Sadly I am still sat at home bored, about to have a pint of water to celebrate. 

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13 hours ago, mikey00 said:

The WHO just said Sweden got it right

population = 10.3 million

covid-19 cases = 21,092

morbidity from covid-19 = 205 cases per 100,000

covid-19 deaths = 2,586

mortality rate from covid-19 = 25 deaths per 100,000

case fatality rate = 12.3%

 

sure, sweden got it right. i wonder what WHO people are smoking nowadays.

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3 hours ago, irwinfc said:

population = 10.3 million

covid-19 cases = 21,092

morbidity from covid-19 = 205 cases per 100,000

covid-19 deaths = 2,586

mortality rate from covid-19 = 25 deaths per 100,000

case fatality rate = 12.3%

 

sure, sweden got it right. i wonder what WHO people are smoking nowadays.

Time will tell.  Right now the US has 18 deaths per 100,000 and their economy has been destroyed and the population locked down for the most part.  In addition, the second and third wave infections, when they come...not if, will have a much greater effect on those populations who were locked down.  So, Sweden is slightly ahead of the US in deaths right now....let's see where they are in a year.  Sweden's economy, school systems and society were not sacrificed for the continued longevity of a few sick old men.

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21 hours ago, mikey00 said:

The WHO just said Sweden got it right

tell that to the families of the ones who died

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"29 Thais and one foreigner died due to road accidents on the 29th (That's ONE DAY folks). This includes one child. That’s 172 deaths over the last seven days. This year so far, 5,196 people have died and 324,507 injured in road accidents"

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