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BANGKOK, April 28 (TNA) – The Erawan emergency medical service center of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration already arranged for hospital beds for the treatment of all untreated COVID-19 patients in the capital.

 

Silapasuay Raweesangsoon, permanent secretary of BMA, said the Erawan center and partners sent to hospitals the 133 COVID-19 cases who had waited for hospital beds and the waiting list in the capital was eliminated.

 

For the time being, the center was able to send COVID-19 cases to hospitals in a real-time manner, she said.

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-685201

 

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8 hours ago, smedly said:

big sheds - cardboard boxes 

 

 

and most important - stop testing 

 

 

May I remind this person that in the west we test people - we go looking for it do not try to hide it, there is only one way you can know the spread of this virus ----- massive testing 

 

UK is probably the leader with 1 million tests per day - the rest in the west are not far behind those numbers 

 

The medical hub of Asia is doing a stellar job at vaccinating their people with probably the worst performance in the world right now

 

why ?

In a single word.. Prayut.

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In Europe it was and is good practice to use free bed capacity across the border.
However, to have a judgement about such practice, one would need capacity statistics by province and by hospital.

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