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Thailand on Friday (August 13) reported 23,418 new COVID-19 cases and 184 additional deaths over the past 24 hours.




● 23,030 new infections

● 388 prison / prison infections

 

● 20,083 recoveries

 

Friday’s cases bring the total number of COVID-19 infections in Thailand to 863,189 with 7,126 deaths. (Total infections since April 1: 834,326)
 
The news comes as more Covid-19 infections and fatalities from the Delta mutant will be increased in Thailand if there is no proper vaccine allocation in the next 100 days, a Pulmonary disease specialist of Vichaiyut Hospital stated online yesterday, August 12th.
 

Dr. Manoon Leechawengwongs of Vichaiyut Hospital predicted the Covid-19 situation in Thailand via his online statement that the number of domestic infections and deaths from the Covid-19’s Delta mutant will continue to increase regardless of how intense the lockdown measures are.

 

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Where are the donated  Pfizer vaccines?  It shouldn't take a week to get out to all the frontline workers.


We can't even get an accountability of the 1.5 million doses of Pfizer from this Gov.  This isn't enough to stop this trend, but it is a start!

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1 minute ago, HaoleBoy said:

Where are the donated  Pfizer vaccines?  It shouldn't take a week to get out to all the frontline workers.


We can't even get an accountability of the 1.5 million doses of Pfizer from this Gov.  This isn't enough to stop this trend, but it is a start!

Did the report say the 1.5 million donated doses are in the country already?  Donated does not necessarily mean they have arrived in country...

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1 minute ago, ThailandRyan said:

And today in another OP running currently a Senior Advisor to the MOPH and Anutin has come out stating that the Covid infections numbers are more than likely higher than being reported.

That is a known fact, the question is whether Thailand is hiding identified cases.  Every country out there you are going to have mostly identified cases in the totals... and there will be another group of significant cases that are not identified because they are asymptomatic... this is where most community cases that they cannot trace the origins come from... (so called unlinked I believe).  They can estimate how much of the population based on statistical sampling and serology testing, but they are not part of the official numbers.

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2 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Sadly Vietnam continues to see numbers rise.

As well as many other countries unfortunately.  Lets see what happens with the additional doses of Pfizer that the US just donated along with $5 million USD in aid to the country.  The US has also donated to Vietnam as well:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/us-donates-3-million-more-covid-19-vaccine-doses-to-vietnam/ar-AAMqQnW

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16 minutes ago, tonray said:

and Indonesia and Malaysia....very bad prognosis near term for SE Asia

And sympathies are withthe ACT.,Australias seat of government,who have just  gone into lockdown with 6(six) cases. Scary! 

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54 minutes ago, bkkcanuck8 said:

Did the report say the 1.5 million donated doses are in the country already?  Donated does not necessarily mean they have arrived in country...

I was led to believe the Vaccines were already in the Country, and that they were destined to start administering them as of 9 th August ( after several Days of delay for some reason )

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25 minutes ago, anchadian said:

Phichit medic who died after booster Pfizer vaccine had underlying health issues

 

A public health staffer who died in Phichit province after getting a Pfizer booster shot suffered from asthma and hyperlipidemia, the Department of Disease Control (DDC) revealed on Thursday. #Phichit #COVID19 #Pfizer #TheNationThailand

 

https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40004603

 

 

So the question is did he die from the injection causing him to have an asthmatic attack or from an allergic reaction. Just to coincidental unfortunarely.

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Just now, Cake Monster said:

I was led to believe the Vaccines were already in the Country, and that they were destined to start administering them as of 9 th August ( after several Days of delay for some reason )

Well, they would have had to go through 43,000 entries and check your passport against their records and once all that is verified the records (there would likely be a second person above them that would verify the verification was correct, sign off on it).  These approved records would have to be transferred to the MoPH, then MoPH would then identify the location against what vaccines are available to that area, book your appointment tentitively... then these would be handed over to IT that would be responsible for sending out the email/SMS and have ready some way to confirm the appointment online and once it is confirmed then those that are confirmed would be passed back to the people responsible for these appointments. 

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46 minutes ago, mistral53 said:

I boggles the mind how uninformed the average Joe is, but insists he is the final arbiter of the 'misery' in Thailand. Gawd, facts are soooooo boring and inconvenient to the sky-is-falling crowd...... /S

 

The mortality rate in Thailand is very low:

 

https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/mortality

 

GO THAILAND!

 

Is it a competition?

 

Maybe they will do better than their abject Olympic performance. ????

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