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17 returnees, one local medical staff test positive for Covid-19

By The Nation

 

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The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration reported 18 new cases, including a domestic infection, over a 24-hour period on Thursday. The cases include both Thai and foreign arrivals from overseas:

 

• Four from Switzerland: Three Thai women, two aged 53 and one aged 56, who landed in Thailand on November 25 and tested positive on December 7; and a 53-year-old Swiss national who arrived on November 29 and tested positive on December 4.

 

• Two from Sweden: A Thai woman, 63, who arrived on November 26 and tested positive on December 7, and a 16-year-old Thai teen who arrived on November 28 and tested positive on December 3.

 

• Two from the Philippines: An American man, 65, who arrived on December 2 and tested positive on December 7, and a Filipina, 28, who arrived on December 3 and tested positive on December 7.

 

• One from the US: A 56-year-old American man who landed on December 3 and tested positive on December 8.

 

• Two from the UK: Italian woman, 23, and an American man, 23, arrived on December 7 and tested positive the same day.

 

• One from Nepal: A 20-year-old Nepalese woman who arrived on November 28 and tested positive on December 8.

 

• One from Kenya: A 35-year-old Kenyan man who arrived in Thailand on December 2 and tested positive on December 7.

 

• One from Russia: A 53-year-old Thai woman who arrived on December 3 and tested positive on December 8.

 

• Two from Italy: A Thai man, 22, and Thai woman, 30, who arrived on December 5 and tested positive on December 8.

 

• One from Libya: A Thai man, 52, who landed on December 5 and tested positive on December 8.

 

• The domestic case is a 29-year-old medical staff who came into contact with Covid-19 patients. She is undergoing medical treatment at a private hospital in Bangkok.

 

As of Thursday, the number of confirmed cases in Thailand had risen to 4,169 (1,181 in state quarantine). Of these, 221 are in hospital and 3,888 have recovered and been discharged. The death toll remains unchanged at 60.

 

According to Worldometer, the number of confirmed cases worldwide has risen to 69.24 million, 47.99 million of whom have recovered and 1.57 million have succumbed to the infection.

 

Thailand ranks 151st globally, while the list is topped by the US with 15.82 million, followed by India (9.76 million), Brazil (6.73 million), Russia (2.54 million) and France (2.3 million).

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30399405

 

 

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17 hours ago, webfact said:

As of Thursday, the number of confirmed cases in Thailand had risen to 4,169 (1,181 in state quarantine)

 

17 hours ago, webfact said:

the number of confirmed cases worldwide has risen to 69.24 million,

 

Thailand did and still does a good job .

The imported cases will most likely be of the 604G strain that is more contagious .

 

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From this mornings YAHOO news - 'Trump says it's 'terrific' so many Americans have caught the coronavirus because it 'is a very powerful vaccine in itself'.  My thoughts are that if the US President and government had stepped up and practiced wearing a mask and social distancing we would never be in the situation we are in today.  Having 15% of the population infected is not a goal anyone should be proud to have achieved, less than a 1% infection rate would have been far better.  It is a crying shame our president could have led by example using the above protective measures instead of just saying it was only the flu.  His inaction and ignorance has led to the sickness and death of many thousands of people.  Further, his actions over the last 3-4 months has only brought shame to himself and the USA.

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