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Thailand on Monday (June 21) reported 3,175 new COVID-19 cases and 29 additional deaths over the past 24 hours.


● 3,035 new infections
● 140 prison / prison infections


Monday’s cases bring the total number of COVID-19 infections in Thailand to 221,306 with 1,658 deaths.
(Total infections since April 1: 192,443)
 
The news comes as a poll has revealed that the vast majority of Thai people want the country opened to foreign tourism in 120 days. 

 

The "Super Poll" conducted last week came after Thai PM Prayuth Chan-o-cha stated his aim to open the country up by the end of the year.

 

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Rolling 7 day average (up to 19th June only) which includes prison cases and bar chart of community cases.

https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus/country/thailand

I'm sure they said they want Pattaya to open on the 1st August..............lol

 

Chonburi Public Health Office has just announced they have 187 new cases which again is the highest since the third wave started on 1 April. There were also two deaths. Most new cases are in Chonburi City (109) and Si Racha (58). The total cases so far is now 6,293

 

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1406763818458390532

 

 

Worrying to see it rising again on the 7 day trend..... 

These are also weekend numbers which makes me feel very uncomfortable with what's to come. Delta variant making inroads it appears. 

16 June: 2,331 - 40 dead

17 June: 3,129 - 30 dead

18 June: 3,058 - 22 dead

19 June: 3,667 - 32 dead

20 June: 3,682 - 20 dead

21 June: 3,175 - 29 dead <— TODAY

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1406782062204313601

 

South Korea seems to be debating full openning. Still concerned about daily infection numbers hovering in the 3-4 hundred mark but they think it's ok. Don't know what the medical community is saying there. 3K here is obviously ok according to the vacuous one, our great leader. Also in the news

a Ugandan tests postive for covid in Tokoyo. Ok nothing suprising there except this person is an athlete there for the Olympics and is fully vaccinated with AZ.   

If the India variant (and others) really gain traction in Thailand which I think they will then based on what I seen reported from other countries - I am genuinely worried 

 

Up the creek without a paddle would best decribe it with little chance of getting any protection through an effective vaccine - this is really a very dire situation developing especially with the government more interested in tourism than the health of the nation 

 

They really need to rethink their priorities and fast - probably too late now

“Up the creek without a paddle would best decribe it with little chance of getting any protection through an effective vaccine - this is really a very dire situation developing especially with the government more interested in tourism than the health of the nation “

 

agree 100%

Thailand never wants to address issues with urgent action it’s like the Thai people just stay quiet seems lazy especially how much goes missed here .

2 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

These are also weekend numbers which makes me feel very uncomfortable with what's to come. Delta variant making inroads it appears. 

I am also feeling uneasy about this report.

The Prison infections are down by over 400 or so from the previous few Days reported cases, which means there are more Community bases Infections.

There also appears to be the start of more severe outbreaks that are not centered on Bangkok and its immediate vicinity.

The Virus seems to be on the move ( literally ) across the Country, and if its Delta Variant ( Indian ) then the spread speed will increase.

The next few Days of charts will tell a story for sure.

 

I know it's beating a dead horse, but it's so astounding that a government that ONLY cares about enriching themselves would do everything they can for the short-term gain at the cost of destroying tourism, the true money-raiser, for years to come

 

They clearly don't care what the doctors have to say about the risk to people's lives, but you have to figure that SOMEBODY was in there detailing what a major and never-ending outbreak would do to their pockets when tourism would be killed

 

Right???

#COVID19 update in #Thailand on Monday:

 

Since 1 April 2021

192,443 people infected (+45 imported cases and +3,130 local cases)

1,564 dead +29

33,859 in care

1,436 in ICU and 395 on ventilators

2,030 discharged from care

https://twitter.com/RichardBarrow/status/1406847674435866626

 

#COVID19TH Vaccine Tracker (21 June 2021)

 

+ 91,879* doses yesterday

(1st dose: 39,947; 2nd dose: 51,932)

 

TOTAL: 7,679,057 doses

(1st: 5,526,039; 2nd: 2,153,018)

 

*Lowest daily rate since start of mass vaccination of general public on June 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/SaksithCNA/status/1406848329724485635

 

4 minutes ago, talahtnut said:

Here is a virus so deadly you have to be tested to know you have it, and a vaccine so effective you have to be coerced into taking it.

 

The tube in your throat is your sign.

 

70% of all infections eventually become symptomatic.

10 minutes ago, anchadian said:

#COVID19 update in #Thailand on Monday:

 

Since 1 April 2021

192,443 people infected (+45 imported cases and +3,130 local cases)

1,564 dead +29

33,859 in care

1,436 in ICU and 395 on ventilators

2,030 discharged from care

https://twitter.com/RichardBarrow/status/1406847674435866626

 

Today, 1,436 in ICU and 395 on ventilators.

 

Yesterday it was  1,374 in ICU and 390 on ventilators.

 

Numbers going up unsurprisingly.

6 minutes ago, talahtnut said:

Here is a virus so deadly you have to be tested to know you have it, and a vaccine so effective you have to be coerced into taking it.

Pretty much the same with any disease then, other wise how would you know what disease you have if you're sick?Take a wild guess and hope you're right?Here in Thailand the death rate of covid so far is slightly less than the flu was in 2005.

The Poryani village cluster that started in Yala has spread to 12 provinces since May 29, with a total of 402 cases. #โควิด19 #โควิดวันนี้ #โควิด19วันนี้

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1406854278958837765

 

 

Of the 3,175 new cases that were found in the past 24 hours:

 

- 2,089 were found at medical facilities

- 901 via pro-active tests at known clusters

- 140 via pro-active tests at prisons

- 45 imported cases

#WhatsHappeningInThailand #โควิดวันนี้

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiEnquirer/status/1406850094519885829

 

Today there are 29 reported deaths in #Thailand:

 

13 males & 16 females

Median age is 70 (30-100 years)

Most deaths in Bangkok (17), Samut Prakan (6), Pathum Thani (2), plus 4 provinces with 1 each

14 infected by family members

2 with no underlying diseases

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1406849681930424321

 

23 minutes ago, anchadian said:

#COVID19TH Vaccine Tracker (21 June 2021)

 

+ 91,879* doses yesterday

(1st dose: 39,947; 2nd dose: 51,932)

 

TOTAL: 7,679,057 doses

(1st: 5,526,039; 2nd: 2,153,018)

 

*Lowest daily rate since start of mass vaccination of general public on June 7, 2021

https://twitter.com/SaksithCNA/status/1406848329724485635

 

Thailand's Vaccine Tracker (June 21, 2021) About 3.25 percent of the population is fully vaccinated, with 5,526,039 (+39,947) people received the first dose, while 2,153,018 (+51,932) received the second dose. #วัคซีนโควิด19 #ฉีดวัคซีน #COVID19 #Thailand #KE

https://twitter.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1406851928210903044

 

2 hours ago, talahtnut said:

 

 

Health and medicine are so hard!

 

An off topic post and a troll post has been removed.

10 minutes ago, Macrohistory said:

 

Health and medicine are so hard!

 

Yes, with all the possible side effects with medications that if we refused to take, most human life on this planet would be long gone.

Bangkok led the list with 624 cases, followed by Samut Prakan (544), Nakhon Pathom (359), Chonburi (187), Samut Songkhram (179), Pathum Thani (165) and Nonthaburi (117).

 

https://twitter.com/Thenationth/status/1406860280294895616

 

I do wonder how hospitals are currently coping with all the people wanting to get tested, we know they were struggling before and turning people away after they reached their daily limit and I do suspect that like the warning put out a few days ago when a Bangkok Hospital doctor was ordered to take down a facebook post about shortages of vaccines that a similar warning would also be issued if any hospitals said they were limiting tests.

https://media.thaigov.go.th/uploads/public_img/source/210664.pdf

 

I wish they report which districts have the new cases each day I mean it’s nice that they give you a number in the 3000s but like to know which area it’s in T IT

Thailand logged 29 deaths and 3,175 new cases over a 24-hour period on Monday. Of the total cases, 2,089 were locals who tested positive in hospitals, 901 tested positive in proactive testing campaigns, 140 were found infected in prisons and 45 were arrivals from overseas

so we see that proactive testing is only 900.what an utter disgrace. We see that it’s walk ins that are the major components of these figures.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Thailand on Monday (June 21) reported 3,175 new COVID-19 cases and 29 additional deaths over the past 24 hours

Only 900 of the above were through testing. The numbers being tested are disgrace, shameful. That is why the numbers are so low. 

6 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

These are also weekend numbers which makes me feel very uncomfortable with what's to come. Delta variant making inroads it appears. 

Only 900 proactive testing. 2,000 walk in. The government is a disgrace. There is no testing going on. 

Hospitals were not able to cope when cases spiked up to 2,000 a day in April and seriously ill patients were left at home by hospitals lacking beds, resulting in at least one death.  I am not sure how this situation was resolved but now we have got over 3,000 cases a day we are not hearing about lack of capacity. 

 

But, if we follow a similar trajectory to the UK, the Indian variant could become the predominate strain within a few weeks and cases could be ramping up to 8,000 a day, just like there.  It could be worse because because of the low level of vaccination vs the UK and the the skewed priorioritisation of large company employees and families over the elderly and vulnerable who are more likely to require hospitalisation. 

 

Another serious concern is the unknown efficacy of Sinovac against the Indian variant.  Most front line health workers have been vaccinated with Sinovac and may need to be revaccinated with something else, if there are significant infections of people who have been fully vaccinated with Sinovac.