COVID-19 in Hua Hin: Patient visited Market Village after undergoing test

 

 

Details have been released regarding the one confirmed COVID-19 infection in Prachuap Khiri Khan.

 

It is this case that prompted health officials to ramp up restrictions and categorise the province as a ‘highly controlled (red) zone’.

 

The infected person has been confirmed as a border official who just prior to testing positive visited a number of busy locations in Hua Hin, including Market Village.

 

The infected person is currently receiving treatment in Hua Hin hospital. 

 

Below is a timeline of the infected person’s movements.

 

Anyone who visited the same locations and who has since developed flu-like symptoms, a fever or generally feels unwell is urged to contact a health professional immediately.

 

Meanwhile, Market Village on Monday confirmed the patient had visited the mall and informed customers that all locations visited by the patient have undergone intensive cleaning. 

 

20-21 Dec 2020: 

Visited Bangyai market and nearby 7-Eleven

 

22 Dec 2020: 

Stayed in Bangyai district, 15:00 - 16:00 spoke to local street vendor without mask and went to nearby 7-Eleven and Lotus 

 

25 Dec 2020: 

Visited Wat Mahathat in Petchaburi with son, travelled by car. 15.00 Travelled to a farm in Cha-am with husband, talked with family without mask. Went to Dinosaur Market and went to market behind 7-Eleven Samorphong, wore a mask at both locations.

 

26 Dec 2020: 

9.00 Went to Chatchai Market wearing a mask. 18.00: Visited a friend's house at Khao Noi.

 

27 Dec - 30 Dec 2020: 

Went to Chatchai Market wearing a mask.  (28 Dec 2020 began to have a runny nose, cold, snot).

 

31 Dec 2020: 

9.00 Went to Chatchai Market, 18.00: went to friend's house in Khao Noi area. 

 

1 Jan 2021

24.00-02.00 Ate at  at Cherd Uncle restaurant at Soi Hua Hin 68

 

1 Jan 2021: 

9.00 Went to Chatchai Market wearing a mask. 18.00: Visited a friend at their home in Khao Noi.

 

2 Jan 2021: 

9.00 Went to Hua Hin Hospital for Covid-19 screening, 10:00-19:00 went to friend's house at Khao Noi. 19.00 - 20.00 went to HomePro and Tesco Lotus at Market Village. Also visited  Big C at Tarn Diew.

 

Timeline via: Kulsawek Sawekwannakorn

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14 days moving around, 7 snotty days.????

Home Pro, Tesco, Big C, Market Village....jeez that's lots of close contacts. 

Darwin award in the making

Even after going for a test because he thought he might have covid, he still decides to go walkabout shopping, madness!!

Pillock. Image the uproar had a Farang (or, god forbid, a Burmese) had done that ....

This will be the same diary with a different time and place for several thousands by now ????

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The infected person has been confirmed as a border official

What is a 'border official'? I've never heard of this job before.

 

Are we talking about someone who works at immigration here?

6 minutes ago, ukrules said:

What is a 'border official'? I've never heard of this job before.

 

Are we talking about someone who works at immigration here?

Looks like she’s an immigration officer (border official) from what I understand 

16 hours ago, Petey11 said:

Even after going for a test because he thought he might have covid, he still decides to go walkabout shopping, madness!!

It was a female.

For heaven's sake, all this slagging off!

 

He may well have been completely asymptomatic and unaware that he had been in contact with the infection. It does happen!

16 hours ago, ukrules said:

What is a 'border official'? I've never heard of this job before.

 

Are we talking about someone who works at immigration here?

I've always understood that a 'border official' is an immigration officer that works at a border control post.

 

In the UK for instance, such officials actually work for an organisation called the Border Force. (There's even an eponymous TV series about them).

 

It seems a fairly self-explanatory term, actually.

I just received a dozen pages from my juristic manager with references to where possible Covid exposure places had been identified. Just two were Chester's and Fuji restaurants in Big C complex on Central Pattaya Road. On the other hand, I just drove from Na Jomtien to Tesco's along Sukhumvit Road, no sign of any check points. Not the lockdown we had before. Not yet, anyway.

Wonder if this may be payback for backhanders on the border...

On 1/4/2021 at 10:01 AM, TSF said:

Home Pro, Tesco, Big C, Market Village....jeez that's lots of close contacts. 

Will all of these establishments have to  close for deep cleaning?

She might have got it from letting the Burmese in Illegally ?

Funny how no one is at fault for this..that the police know about.