Thailand reports 287 new COVID-19 cases

[Upnotover]

27 minutes ago, Prince77 said:

"including nine people testing positive in quarantine facilities" - I would be very much interested in the nationalities of these nine people and if all those required a RT PCR test prior departure.

"Two Thais had flown back from the United States, one from the United Arab Emirates as well as a Taiwanese man from China, a Japanese businessman, two British people, an Indian man, and an Indonesian man from their respective countries."

[Almer]

8 hours ago, Dagfinnur Traustason said:

Yep, and the earth is flat. So, just consider it. It might be a bigger chance that you fall at the end of the world, before you contract Covid-19.

Who told you the earth is flat 

[Dagfinnur Traustason]

31 minutes ago, Almer said:

Who told you the earth is flat 

Jesus, my gardener!

[Petey11]

8 hours ago, Upnotover said:

"Proactive testing led to 125 positive cases being found in Samut Sakhon (121 foreigners and four Thais)"

But they never say how long the foreigners have been in Thailand. Days, weeks, months? If they are immigrant workers, odds on they have been in Thailand for quite some time and then lock them all in together, covid is going to be rubbing it's hands together, metaphorically speaking. Are they mass/active testing the Thai workforce who work in factories, warehouses etc? So many questions and few answers.