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Thailand reported 789 new COVID-19 infections on Saturday, continuing the spike of new cases in recent days.

 

Of the new cases, 781 were local transmissions, while 8 were imported from people entering quarantine. 

 

Most of the new cases are linked to the clusters from entertainment venues in Bangkok.

 

A further 33 people were discharged from hospital having made a full recovery.

 

3,400 people remain in hospital receiving treatment.

 

1 more death was also reported. 

 

Saturday’s cases bring the total number of COVID-19 infections in Thailand to 31,658 with 97 deaths.

 

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Not trying to bash Thailand.  But add a zero to that number.  Might be closer to reality.

2 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

Not trying to bash Thailand.  But add a zero to that number.  Might be closer to reality.

Add two zeros to the deaths

Government says the new death reported today, the country's 97th officially from COVID,  was a Thai male, age 68, with congenital disease, diabetes and hypertensive in Nakhon Pathom province.

 

https://www.facebook.com/thaimoph/posts/284149036528340

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/KhaosodEnglish/posts/4216990854986481

 

4 minutes ago, cyril sneer said:

Add two zeros to the deaths

 10,000 deaths and no one noticed, right........????

Looks like the figures can't be managed anymore.

 

Exponential growth in case numbers 

 

Lack of testing kits or hospitals unwilling to test. 

 

Beds running out in hospitals

 

All the hallmarks of Thai style <deleted>.

 

Anyone not happy with the situation should leave immediately.

 

 

 

Yesterday, the new case tally was 559. Today up to 789.

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/nbtworld/posts/10157940806937050

 

10 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

Not trying to bash Thailand.  But add a zero to that number.  Might be closer to reality.

Can you give us a link otherwise BS.Stop spreading misinformation and scare mongering as it's not permitted on this forum.

17 minutes ago, sungod said:

 10,000 deaths and no one noticed, right........????

 

There are 20,000 deaths on Thai roads per year and no one seems to notice them either.

From the Thai Enquirer:

 

"The cluster at entertainment venues in Bangkok and surrounding provinces has led to 1,016 confirmed cases in 40 provinces between March 22 and April 9. Of that, 583 cases were found in Bangkok alone."

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/ThaiEnquirer/posts/297398138414393

 

Opportune time to put 90 day reporting on the back burner.

 

7 minutes ago, sungod said:

 10,000 deaths and no one noticed, right........????

Well then please tell me then about your view of the excess deaths from pneumonia, respiratory issues and such, and that you can no longer find on the MOPH database as it has been locked.  These numbers of dead just vanished, and most died at home or so and were never tested for Covid back in the day.  So go on and believe covid does not exist in large numbers and this Government has been above board.

8 minutes ago, bermondburi said:

Looks like the figures can't be managed anymore.

 

Exponential growth in case numbers 

 

Lack of testing kits or hospitals unwilling to test. 

 

Beds running out in hospitals

 

All the hallmarks of Thai style FUBAR.

 

Anyone not happy with the situation should leave immediately.

 

 

 

559 to 789 is hardly exponential growth...and if hospital beds are running out it's because they put anyone testing positive in hospital even though 50% of people are asymptomatic and 80% never need hospitalization. 

Thailand going to be one of last coundry's to "take care" covid! 

In thailand have much more case's what they think and how they haddle it is catastrophic way!

They not even want to know how much case really have! Dont get free test, put all in hospital even dont have symptom. (havent hear home quarantine) Vaccine the population going to be many years project. Still they dreaming  tourist to come spending money in coundry ????. Somebody really need to take head out from behind and start to do something!

 

37 minutes ago, FarFlungFalang said:

Can you give us a link otherwise BS.Stop spreading misinformation and scare mongering as it's not permitted on this forum.

You can use Google yourself. The officials here have said numerous times that they don't know all the cases.

How is Thailand doing in the world ranking these reports used to include at the bottom of the page? For some reason, that part of the story has disappeared.

Some troll posts and the replies have been removed. 

4 minutes ago, John Drake said:

How is Thailand doing in the world ranking these reports used to include at the bottom of the page? For some reason, that part of the story has disappeared.

 

Still at the 113th country in reported case count numbers, what whatever that kind of stat is worth. That ranking has remained unchanged over the past several days.

 

 

The EN version hasn't been updated yet for today, but the TH version is pretty clear.

 

https://www.facebook.com/thaimoph/posts/284144429862134'

 

Vaccinations update through Friday April 9, still less than 1 percent of the country's 70 million population:

 

 

The chart above shows total vaccine doses administered in Thailand through Friday, April 9, and then the subtotals for total first shot and second shot doses. Then...

 

"On Friday, Thailand administered 64,390 doses to first-time vaccine recipients. That means that 470,000 people have now received their first dose.

 

On Saturday, 1 million more doses of Sinovac's vaccine arrived in Thailand."

 

https://www.facebook.com/ThaiEnquirer/posts/297385098415697

 

https://www.facebook.com/fanmoph/posts/6044714118888226

 

Some off topic and bickering posts have been removed.

 

The topic here is Thailand's coronavirus cases. Please let's try to stay on topic and civil.

28 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Well then please tell me then about your view of the excess deaths from pneumonia, respiratory issues and such, and that you can no longer find on the MOPH database as it has been locked.  These numbers of dead just vanished, and most died at home or so and were never tested for Covid back in the day.  So go on and believe covid does not exist in large numbers and this Government has been above board.

I would tend to stand on your theory and think there are 2 sets of books, one that is shown to the public, and one out into a safe, and many deaths not openly related to CV-19 to down play it. I did read something of that fact that this happened in the USA as well. Even the road deaths here are under reported as it was brought up before that the ones who made it to hospital and then passed away were not recorded in the correct related category. 

14 minutes ago, sungod said:

Supply the figures and I'll tell you. In the meantime your post is tosh.

Get MOPH to unlock the database sections they locked off and the figures are yours.  There was a former poster who had posted it all and I had them in a PM from him, however certain things happened and they are now no longer available to me. Figure out the cryptic words and you will understand.

34 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Well then please tell me then about your view of the excess deaths from pneumonia, respiratory issues and such, and that you can no longer find on the MOPH database as it has been locked.  These numbers of dead just vanished, and most died at home or so and were never tested for Covid back in the day.  So go on and believe covid does not exist in large numbers and this Government has been above board.

There's never been any evidence of excess deaths in Thailand, Reuters and and one other Western source reported no, or even negative excess deaths during Thailand's first 'peak'.

 

To demonstrate excess death, you must show an excess greater than the normal monthly variation over the last few years.  No one has shown this.

 

What is the official recommendation on self-isolating now?

 

If you travel through Bangkok, are you told to self-isolate when you reach your destination? For how long? 

20 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Still at the 113th country in reported case count numbers, what whatever that kind of stat is worth.

113th reported cases and 134th for testing per million.

 

If they were 113th and say 10th for testing per million we would all be patting Thailand on the back.

 

But 134th for testing per million, less than Libya, namibia, Eswatini and Djibouti clearly shows that their position in the outbreak if defined by their amount of testing and not their control. To me anyway.

4 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Get MOPH to unlock the database sections they locked off and the figures are yours.  There was a former poster who had posted it all and I had them in a PM from him, however certain things happened and they are now no longer available to me. Figure out the cryptic words and you will understand.

 

And all this is hidden from WHO and CDC who are embedded with MoPH right?

 

 

 

 

4 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Get MOPH to unlock the database sections they locked off and the figures are yours.  There was a former poster who had posted it all and I had them in a PM from him, however certain things happened and they are now no longer available to me. Figure out the cryptic words and you will understand.

Have you noticed we haven't heard from him since?Is there a link?The last figure I remember was 3600 unknown viral pneumonia deaths early 2020 like March/April when the figures disappeared.

3 minutes ago, rabas said:

There's never been any evidence of excess deaths in Thailand, Reuters and and one other Western source reported no, or even negative excess deaths during Thailand's first 'peak'.

 

To demonstrate excess death, you must show an excess greater than the normal monthly variation over the last few years.  No one has shown this.

 

Rabas I would agree with you if I had not seen the MOPH data from all of the prior years as well as the first part of 2020 which were in a specific section of the MOPH data base.  As soon as it started to be disseminated out and about, and we were having discussion regarding this as well as a newspaper article was written (which has also now disappeared), MOPH locked up their statistics.   It is hard for folks to understand that there was an excess of deaths classified as Pneumonia and respiratory issue deaths, but there were, it is not something that I would lie about.

6 minutes ago, rabas said:

There's never been any evidence of excess deaths in Thailand, Reuters and and one other Western source reported no, or even negative excess deaths during Thailand's first 'peak'.

 

To demonstrate excess death, you must show an excess greater than the normal monthly variation over the last few years.  No one has shown this.

 

That might be because access is no longer available.Remember Thailand is ranked 104th in the world for transparency and corruption.