6 minutes ago, anchadian said:

#COVID19TH Vaccine Tracker (15 June 2021) + 323,060 doses administered yesterday (1st dose: 230,149; 2nd: 92,911) TOTAL: 6,511,184 doses (Goal: ∼ 100 mil doses) (1st dose: 4,762,063; 2nd 1,749,121)

 

https://twitter.com/SaksithCNA/status/1404674359797506049

 

National Vaccination Rollout:

DAY 1: 416,847

DAY 2: 472,128

DAY 3: 336,674

DAY 4: 223,315

DAY 5: 308,012

DAY 6: 108,204

DAY 7: 106,882

DAY 8: 323,060 (230,149 + 92,911)

TOTAL: 2,410,633

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1404676112282570754

 

Of the 3,000 new cases that were found in the past 24 hours: - 1,814 were found at medical facilities - 541 via pro-active tests at known clusters - 640 via pro-active tests at prisons - 5 imported cases

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1404677611972792323

 

Today there are 19 deaths in #Thailand:

 

11 males & 8 females

Median age is 77 (34-92 years)

Most deaths in Bangkok (11), Samut Prakan (3), Saraburi (2), plus 3 provinces with 1 each.

6 were infected from family

2 didn’t have any underlying diseases

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1404677723704885250

 

 

Of the 3,000 new cases that were found in the past 24 hours:

 

- 1,814 were found at medical facilities

- 541 via pro-active tests at known clusters

- 640 via pro-active tests at prisons

- 5 imported cases

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1404677611972792323

 

Out of 2,355 local cases (outside of prisons) most in

 

Bangkok - 872

Samut Prakan - 336

Pathum Thani - 202

Samut Sakhon - 163

Nakhon Pathom - 88

Ranong - 76

Chachoengsao - 72

Pattani - 61

Songkhla - 57

Nonthaburi - 56

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1404679471530078214

 

20 minutes ago, anchadian said:

 

Of the 3,000 new cases that were found in the past 24 hours:

 

- 1,814 were found at medical facilities

- 541 via pro-active tests at known clusters

- 640 via pro-active tests at prisons

- 5 imported cases

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1404677611972792323

 

So basically no outward testing within communities on the outside of those with clusters unless they were acquainted with a walk in case.  Well that should tell us all what is really occurring, don's go to a hospital, don't test, and this will just stay alive as it skulks around the country.  Guess it could be worse, no vaccinations happening, oh wait the vaccinations are few and far between...????‍♂️

Just now, ThailandRyan said:

So basically no outward testing within communities on the outside of those with clusters unless they were acquainted with a walk in case.  Well that should tell us all what is really occurring, don's go to a hospital, don't test, and this will just stay alive as it skulks around the country.  Guess it could be worse, no vaccinations happening, oh wait the vaccinations are few and far between...????‍♂️

You've just about hit it there.

 

1,814 via hospital walk ins, thats the highest number since the 22nd May. Active testing also down. There is a serious disconnect between the testing and the real situation on the ground, its almost like they've put testing on the back burner as they're to busy dealing with the chaotic vaccine shambles.

 

Either way the virus is rampant with over 11% positivity in Bangkok and that says it all. Its not getting better and the Delta variant is snaking its way in.

7 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

You've just about hit it there.

 

1,814 via hospital walk ins, thats the highest number since the 22nd May. Active testing also down. There is a serious disconnect between the testing and the real situation on the ground, its almost like they've put testing on the back burner as they're to busy dealing with the chaotic vaccine shambles.

 

Either way the virus is rampant with over 11% positivity in Bangkok and that says it all. Its not getting better and the Delta variant is snaking its way in.

 

And yet Bangkok has relaxed more of the restrictions from today (parks, massage & tattoo parlours, beauty salons) and schools are set to re-open from 21 June?

4 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

 

And yet Bangkok has relaxed more of the restrictions from today (parks, massage & tattoo parlours, beauty salons) and schools are set to re-open from 21 June?

Such is politics, the virus loves political decisions, it thrives on them

9 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

 

And yet Bangkok has relaxed more of the restrictions from today (parks, massage & tattoo parlours, beauty salons) and schools are set to re-open from 21 June?

Yes, and this makes as much sense as opening up Phuket to no quarantine in 15 days. Money driven economy has been faltering and children's education has been suffering like we both have discussed before.  The GF's daughter was done with her on-line work today by 11 am....even has all of the worksheets completed that need to go back to the school to the teacher on Friday.

When you hear officials claim that 61% of people in Phuket are vaccinated, remind them that this is NOT fully vaccinated. Only 28.1% have had both jabs. Also, don’t forget they need to wait 2 weeks before its becomes effective. Somehow I don’t think they will reach 70% by 1 July.

 

https://twitter.com/RichardBarrow/status/1404684826133766144

 

Nevertheless, they'll still open on 01 July.

 

In a bid to prepare for the world opening up after Covid-19 has been defeated, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with two agencies to promote low-carbon tourism and build awareness on climate change

 

TAT signed the MoU with Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organisation (TGO) and Thai Ecotourism and Adventure Travel Association (TEATA) in a ceremony broadcast on the 7 Greens Facebook page on Monday.

 

TAT governor Yuthasak Supasorn said the aim is to build awareness among tourism operators to ensure the tourism industry can run in line with the Bio-Circular-Green (BCG) economic development model.

 

"We will also apply technology and innovations to tackle climate change and work on cutting down on greenhouse gases caused by tourism by at least 50 million tonnes,” he said.

 

https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40002051

1 minute ago, anchadian said:

In a bid to prepare for the world opening up after Covid-19 has been defeated, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with two agencies to promote low-carbon tourism and build awareness on climate change

 

TAT signed the MoU with Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organisation (TGO) and Thai Ecotourism and Adventure Travel Association (TEATA) in a ceremony broadcast on the 7 Greens Facebook page on Monday.

 

TAT governor Yuthasak Supasorn said the aim is to build awareness among tourism operators to ensure the tourism industry can run in line with the Bio-Circular-Green (BCG) economic development model.

 

"We will also apply technology and innovations to tackle climate change and work on cutting down on greenhouse gases caused by tourism by at least 50 million tonnes,” he said.

 

https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40002051

Honestly these people must have escaped from an asylum surely ?

4 hours ago, dinsdale said:

No longer died from but died with. The UK started this way but changed and the death numbers were adjusted up. 

The additional stress of Covid causes the deaths of those with co-morbidities.

Sans Covid most would still be alive, ergo Covid 19 is the cause of death.

9 minutes ago, Excel said:

Honestly these people must have escaped from an asylum surely ?

Oh you think just an asylum, sorry but that's a little low on the rung. I think they escaped from the double padded crazy ward where there are straight jackets worn...

2 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Oh you think just an asylum, sorry but that's a little low on the rung. I think they escaped from the double padded crazy ward where there are straight jackets worn...

You mean Government House ?

1 hour ago, anchadian said:

Today there are 19 deaths in #Thailand:

 

11 males & 8 females

Median age is 77 (34-92 years)

Most deaths in Bangkok (11), Samut Prakan (3), Saraburi (2), plus 3 provinces with 1 each.

6 were infected from family

2 didn’t have any underlying diseases

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1404677723704885250

 

 

But Chonburi reported 2 deaths.  Maybe they're using the old method of counting.

 

What is the latest color zones? I am specifically asking for Chiang Mai.

5 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

The bad news is there doesn't seem to be an end in sight for this wave of 2000+ cases a day. It is becoming more likely that only vaccination can put an end to it, and that could take months at the current rate. 

 

The good news is that the big numbers are confined to the Bangkok area. 

But they wont be confined to Bkk if people are allowed to travel, aka  songkran, gvnmt needs to be firm, yes they will be unliked but they are used to that.

See from another news report on a site that cannot be quoted from, that more clusters been found, anyone who says that this is not spreading must be wearing rose tinted glasses. I saw an interview with a virologist in Malaysia about situation there, he was advocating to increase mass testing to find cases, although it  would lead to an increase of reported cases, it would allow earlier intervention to take the infected out of the community and earlier intervention of those who were sick to provide better outcomes and reduce fatalities.

“As Prime Minster and director of the CCSA, I am the Supreme Commander in this Covid war.” said Prayut said after on Tuesday.

 

“I am sorry for the problems that have emerged and I am responsible for fixing all of them," he added.

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1404709349876912140

 

One fatality in an adjacent moo baan in Chonburi yesterday. Rumoured to be COVID-19

 

Meat wagon arrived to cart away the body, guys in white protective clothing with headgear and masks, body was on a stretcher wrapped in similar. 

Of the 85 known clusters in Bangkok, 65 have reported cases in the past 14 days including 24 in worker camps, 14 at businesses and factories, 13 around markets and shopping centres, 12 in residential areas, one at care homes and one at an embassy.

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1404680797873852419

 

6 hours ago, Bkk Brian said:

There are a lot of people thinking the same thing and unfortunately with the CCSA not declaring how exactly they classify covid deaths then all we can do is look at the numbers and do the calculations, the sharp decrease in numbers of deaths despite the same or higher number of covid cases is confusing to say the least especially when the CCSA made this statement a few days ago:

 

"Around two-thirds of Covid-19 patients possibly died due to non-communicable diseases and not Covid-19 itself"

 

Transparency is essential and they still have not learned this basic fact.

Transparency is essential.

And thats the reason for all the Smoke, Mirrors and outright BS.

The Authorities just dont want the real scale of the Outbreak to be widely known, as this will affect the opening of the Country to Tourists in a big way.

1 hour ago, Excel said:

You mean Government House ?

Zactly

1 hour ago, Petey11 said:

See from another news report on a site that cannot be quoted from, that more clusters been found, anyone who says that this is not spreading must be wearing rose tinted glasses. I saw an interview with a virologist in Malaysia about situation there, he was advocating to increase mass testing to find cases, although it  would lead to an increase of reported cases, it would allow earlier intervention to take the infected out of the community and earlier intervention of those who were sick to provide better outcomes and reduce fatalities.

As I said many times over and for many many months, test more and en-mass.

Yala enters lockdown today

Yala, a southern Thai province just above the Malaysian border, is entering a lockdown from today until July 7. The lockdown is to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Yala’s Provincial Governor, Chaisit Panitpon, has imposed measuress to ensure people can’t get in or out of the Yala province.

 

Dr Songkran Maichoom, Yala’s Medical Chief officer, says the number of Covid-19 infections has jumped to over 500 cases. Further, for every 100 patients 1 will die.

 

https://thethaiger.com/coronavirus/yala-enters-lockdown-today

I notice there's 4 new cases in Phuket today and only 15 or so days to opening

 

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/nbtworld/photos

Phuket International Airport runs training prior to full dress rehearsal to welcome vaccinated foreign tourists prior to “Phuket Sandbox” island reopening

 

Phuket International Airport today, June 15th, has conducted a full training in advance of a dress rehearsal scheduled next week to welcome vaccinated foreign tourists on June 23th, prior to the island reopening under “Phuket Sandbox”.

 

Airport director Thani Chuangchu, along with Business Deputy Director Kanyarat Suttipattanakit and Operations and Maintenance Deputy Director Manat Sotharat, have observed the preparation of the international departure passengers at the Phuket International Airport, according to the plan to welcome vaccinated foreign tourists on July 1st as part of the “Phuket Sandbox” project.

 

The full dress rehearsal will be conducted at the international terminal on June 23rd in order to build confidence for both arrivals and local residents that the island is conducting serious Covid-19 preventive measures upon the island reopening.

 

 

More:

https://thepattayanews.com/2021/06/15/phuket-international-airport-runs-training-prior-to-full-dress-rehearsal-to-welcome-vaccinated-foreign-tourists-prior-to-phuket-sandbox-island-reopening/

Phuket marks four new COVID cases, as number of patients in care falls

Phuket Town - 76 (+2)

Rassada - 59 (+1)

Kathu - 51 (+1)

 

SILENCE ON DEATHS CONTINUES

Phuket officials have yet to comment publicly on the past three deaths attributed to COVID-19 on the island.

Phuket has suffered five deaths attributed to COVID-19 since Apr 3, most recently on Saturday (June 12) ‒ the fourth COVID death on the island in the past two weeks.

 

Of note, while the PR Phuket report marks that the target is for 466,587 people in Phuket to be vaccinated in order to achieve herd immunity by vaccinating 70% of the island’s full population, only 397,971 so far have registered to receive a state-provided vaccination under the national mass-vaccination campaign.

 

https://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-marks-four-new-covid-cases-as-number-of-patients-in-care-falls-80337.php