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Thailand reports 802 new COVID-19 infections - majority found in Samut Sakhon

 

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Thailand reported 802 new coronavirus cases on Friday.

 

However, the vast majority of the new cases were discovered during testing of migrant workers at quarantine facilities and hospitals in Samut Sakhon.

 

Of the new cases, 781 were local transmissions, 692 were discovered from active case finding, while 21 other cases were imported from people entering quarantine.

 

Thailand’s Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) also reported 109 people had been discharged from hospital having made a full recovery. 

 

5,551 people remain in hospital or held in a migrant worker quarantine centre.

 

No new deaths were reported.

 

Friday's cases bring the total number of COVID-19 infections in Thailand to 17,023, with 76 deaths.

 

The number of new infections and total cases in Thailand since 14 Dec is as follows:

 

14 Dec: +28 (4,237)

15 Dec: +9 (4,246)

16 Dec: +15 (4,261)

17 Dec: +20 (4,281)

18 Dec: +16 (4,297)

19 Dec: +34 (4,331)

20 Dec: +576 (4,907)

21 Dec: +382 (5,289)

22 Dec: +427 (5,716)

23 Dec: +46 (5,762)

24 Dec: +67 (5,829)

25 Dec: +81 (5,910)

26 Dec: +110 (6,020)

27 Dec: +121 (6,141)

28 Dec: +144 (6,285)

29 Dec: +155 (6,440)

30 Dec: +250 (6,690)

31 Dec: +194 (6,884)

1 Jan: +279 (7,163)

2 Jan: +216 (7,379) 

3 Jan: +315 (7,694)

4 Jan: +745 (8,439)

5 Jan: +527 (8,966)

6 Jan:+365 (9,331)

7 Jan:+305 (9,636)

8 Jan:+205 (9,841)

9 Jan:+212 (10,053)

10 Jan:+245 (10,298)

11 Jan:+249 (10,547)

12 Jan:+287 (10,834)

13 Jan:+157 (10,991)

14 Jan:+271 (11,262)

15 Jan:+188 (11,450)

16 Jan:+230 (11,680)

17 Jan:+374 (12,045)

18 Jan: +369 (8,186)

19 Jan: +171 (8,357)

20 Jan: +59 (8,416)

21 Jan: +142 (8,558)

22 Jan: +309 (8,867)

23 Jan: +198 (9,065)

24 Jan: +198 (9,263)

25 Jan: +187 (9,450)

26 Jan: +959 (10,409)

27 Jan:+819 (15,465)

28 Jan:+756 (16,221)

29 Jan: +802 (17,023)

 

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20 minutes ago, Petey11 said:

Wait see if the figures drop away like magic come Monday?

I didn't bother bookmarking the page, but if I recall correctly they did say that this operation in Samut Sakhon would take about 1 week and will involve around 60,000 tests being taken.

 

So if the numbers do fall by Monday, then there shouldn't be any surprises and 'magic' will have had nothing to do with it. Just shear hard work I would think.

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45 minutes ago, Petey11 said:

Wait see if the figures drop away like magic come Monday?

No they decided that would be too obvious so they'e just extended it for a bit. Change to Yellow first week of Feb and it will all go away by mid Feb now

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31 minutes ago, Moonlover said:

I didn't bother bookmarking the page, but if I recall correctly they did say that this operation in Samut Sakhon would take about 1 week and will involve around 60,000 tests being taken.

 

So if the numbers do fall by Monday, then there shouldn't be any surprises and 'magic' will have had nothing to do with it. Just shear hard work I would think.

Unless the birthday party super spreader is the gift that just keeps giving here in BKK since a few of the partygoers are being less than truthful as to their travels, however since they are Hi-So's and Government folks then I see it just going away.  Now if they were migrant workers all hell would be breaking loose right now.

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54 minutes ago, Petey11 said:

Wait see if the figures drop away like magic come Monday?

We have seen figures at, or around 800 Per Day as was stated late last week they would find.

It all seems to be false and a fixed scenario, in order that everything is upon for Chinese New year  ( 12th Feb ), aswas also predicted back in mid Jan.

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802 new Covid-19 cases confirmed, with 21 from overseas

By The Nation

 

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The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) reported 802 new cases on Friday, including 21 returnees.

 

Of the new cases, 89 had been exposed to the virus while visiting high-risk areas. Of these, 79 infections are in Samut Sakhon, seven in Bangkok, two in Ayutthaya and one in Ang Thong.

 

Meanwhile, proactive testing has led to the discovery of 692 cases, of which 686 are in Samut Sakhon, three in Bangkok, and one each in Nonthaburi, Sa Kaew and Rayong.

 

Dr Taweesin Visanuyoth, spokesperson for the CCSA, said 12,786 or 70 per cent of the total infections since the virus hit Thailand in March last year have occurred in the new wave.

 

Meanwhile, of the 21 returnees, 19 arrived from different countries, while two sneaked across the Malaysian and Myanmar borders and been arrested.

 

Of the 19 legal arrivals, three came from the US, two each from India, Germany, the Netherlands and Saudi Arabia, and one each from Bahrain, Indonesia, Ethiopia, Sweden, Switzerland, South Africa, United Kingdom and Austria.

 

As of Friday, the number of confirmed cases in Thailand has risen to 17,023, 14,585 of which had been contracted locally. So far, 7,664 cases have been uncovered through proactive testing, while 2,438 are returnees. A total of 11,396 people have recovered and been discharged from hospital, while 5,551 are still in hospital and the death toll stands at 76.

 

According to the Worldometer, as of 10am, the number of confirmed cases globally had risen to 102 million (up by 60,212), of whom 73.86 million have recovered, 25.96 million are active cases (109,712 in severe condition) and 2.2 million have died (up by 16,388).

 

Thailand ranks 119th on the global list of most cases. The topping the list is the US with 26.34 million cases, followed by India 10.72 million, Brazil 9.06 million, Russia 3.79 million and the United Kingdom 3.74 million.

 

Dr Taweesin said CCSA has approved new criteria for the relaxation of controls for some businesses and will only keep Samut Sakhon under maximum control.

 

Some control measures will still be in place in Bangkok and other provinces with a high number of infections. Under these measures, bars, pubs and entertainment venues will remain closed, restaurants will have to close by 11pm and cannot serve alcohol, while schools will be allowed to partially open depending on the situation.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30401984

 

 

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