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Thailand reports 17,970 new COVID-19 cases, 178 deaths


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15 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

I look at it like it is groundhog day, when yet we do suspect the numbers are higher because of a lack of testing and then could it be the weekend effect, who knows.  To see the numbers on ventilators, the deaths, and all of the people on the streets who have been evicted, as well as all of the construction sites running full tilt and traffic like normal, the question is what is really going on.  Up country the numbers are shooting skyward......

The technical term for the “weekend effect” is “artifact”.

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21 minutes ago, brewsterbudgen said:

I guess it's not really surprising. Covid-forum-fatigue must be setting in.

Reasoned concern for COVID, ravaging SEAsia and elsewhere, drove them to the new vax threads.

 

They are giving out Pfizer for free!

 

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A new concern for Thailand.....

 

The Delta variant is causing 'breakthrough infections' in the West, which means even those with two Pfizer or Moderna jabs are becoming infected (though so far few seriously infected, but quite capable of spreading). What that might mean for Thailand is that western nations, who heretofore have been donating excess vaccine supply to Thailand, may change tact and realize domestic populations might require a booster. Pfizer has already said a booster might be wise, though they could be just talking their book. That could shut off the inflow of Pfizer, Moderna and externally-produced AZ Thailand has been receiving.

 

Perhaps this possibility is why somebody in the Thai govt decided to try to get their hands on Sputnik. Any port in a storm, any vax in a pandemic.

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1 minute ago, Walker88 said:

A new concern for Thailand.....

 

The Delta variant is causing 'breakthrough infections' in the West, which means even those with two Pfizer or Moderna jabs are becoming infected (though so far few seriously infected, but quite capable of spreading). What that might mean for Thailand is that western nations, who heretofore have been donating excess vaccine supply to Thailand, may change tact and realize domestic populations might require a booster. Pfizer has already said a booster might be wise, though they could be just talking their book. That could shut off the inflow of Pfizer, Moderna and externally-produced AZ Thailand has been receiving.

 

Perhaps this possibility is why somebody in the Thai govt decided to try to get their hands on Sputnik. Any port in a storm, any vax in a pandemic.

Possible. But, with so many Delta breakthroughs causing more spreading, they may target Delta with a new booster, then donate the older vaccines.

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The next “whistle blow” I am looking forward to is when all the home test positives results start flooding Facebook and it’s finally out in the open that cases are probably 10 times higher than stated.

 

Mind you though how much do the homes test kits cost and would any blue collar Thai spend a days wage on a test that has no consequence other than very bad news? I mean if you have got it then you have got it and having the test doesn’t make much difference to if you survive it or not. Better to just wait until you are sick than spend a days wages on a test that makes no material difference at this stage (especially when you need that money more than ever).

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1 hour ago, anchadian said:

Our political class and political culture must change after the pandemic. We can no longer tolerate a government filled with self- serving profiteers.

 

https://www.thaienquirer.com/30670/opinion-our-political-class-and-political-culture-must-change-after-the-pandemic/

Brilliant article by the thaienquirer, thanks for posting, it should be published in full on here and pinned!

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1 hour ago, anchadian said:

Our political class and political culture must change after the pandemic. We can no longer tolerate a government filled with self- serving profiteers.

 

https://www.thaienquirer.com/30670/opinion-our-political-class-and-political-culture-must-change-after-the-pandemic/

Unfortunately that has been true for a long time. 

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4 hours ago, Scrotobike said:

The data for this is from NBT World Twitter account:

 

https://twitter.com/NBTWORLDNews/status/1421719614917013504?s=20

 

and was from itsskh.com previously (Sisaket Hospital). Yesterday there were reported 256 cases - a lot for a low population density.

 

Just a view from the lower priority non super-dark red (GDP) zones. Issan is part of Thailand is it not?

 

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Many province number also increase because they transport patient's from BKK to provinces and register numbers in that province! Thats why numbers in BKK also drop little! That what Mrs. heard from hospital staff in our province.

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New clusters in #Thailand:

 

Samut Sakhon (factory & company) +25

Nonthaburi (construction camp) +26

Chachoengsao (company) +17

Prachinburi (company) +16

Chumphon (factory) +18

Sa Kaeo (market) +231

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1422072079340298243

 

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4 minutes ago, 2 is 1 said:

Many province number also increase because they transport patient's from BKK to provinces and register numbers in that province! Thats why numbers in BKK also drop little! That what Mrs. heard from hospital staff in our province.

This is true, But I have first had experience of a fish seller in the local ampur market picking up fish and Covid from BKK. Unfortunately passing it on to her family. So it is also out there. The reason why I graph this is to keep informed as best I can to adopt tactics to lower the chances of Covid. Unfortunately I am in the risk group with no sight of a vaccine. I look at the trend.

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Recommendation from a MoPH vaccines subcommittee on the use of the newly arrived, U.S. donated Pfizer vaccines and their allocation to front-line medical staff:

 

Recommends use of Pfizer vaccine as:

 

--third shot booster dose for any front line med staff who have already received two doses of either Sinovac or Sinopharm

 

--2nd dose of Pfizer for any front line med staff who have already received one dose of any vaccine.

 

--recommends two doses of Pfizer three weeks apart for those front line med staff who have not received any vaccines thus far.

 

But, does NOT recommend, for now, the use of the Pfizer vaccines for the following front line med staff:

 

--those who have received two AstraZeneca doses

--those who received a first dose of Sinovac and a second dose of AstraZeneca

--those who have received two Sinovac doses and a third booster shot of AstraZeneca

 

https://www.facebook.com/fanmoph/posts/6614988461860786

 

 

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Thailand's Vaccine Tracker (Aug. 2, 2021) About 5.91% of the population is fully vaccinated. 13,955,087 (+152,171) people have received the first dose, while 3,911,439 (+28,381) have been fully inoculated. #วัคซีนโควิด19 #COVID19 #ล็อกดาวน์ #KE

https://twitter.com/KhaosodEnglish/status/1422074101393362946

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Charge d'Affaires Mr. Evan Jones, acting on behalf of the UK government, met the prime minister to formerly inform him that they will be donating 415,040 doses of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine. This is due to arrive on Tuesday. UK Embassy:

@ukinthailand

#Thailand

https://twitter.com/ThaiForeign/status/1422075819099189250

 

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