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CCSA: 22 million have now received at least one jab - Bangkok has most infections, Isaan three in top 10


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Daily News reported the latest figures from the Centre for Covid Situation Administration.

 

In the period February 28th to August 11th 22,288,819 people had received vaccine. 

 

Of these 17,068,105 have had their first dose and 4,826,641 their second.

 

A total of 394,073 people have had three jabs. 

 

The ten provinces with the most new infections were as follows:

 

1. Bangkok 4,854

2. Samut Sakhon 1,779

3.Samut Prakan 1,736

4. Chonburi 1,666

5. Nonthaburi 729

6. Sisaket 623

7. Nakhon Pathom 621

8. Ubon Ratchathani 477

9. Buriram 441

10. Ayutthaya 410

 

Four new clusters were reported in four provinces:

 

1.Chonburi at an automotive company in Sriracha with 77 cases

 

2. Nakhon Pathom at a poultry farm in Bang Len with 18 cases

 

3. Samut Sakhon at a paper factory in Muang district with 11 cases 

 

and 

 

4. Chachoengsao at a kitchen supplies company in Bang Pakong with 10 cases. 

 

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3 minutes ago, whiteman said:

I am having my first AstraZeneca jab today at 3 pm I applied on there new web site last Friday for the Samitvej Sriracha Hospital I phoned up This Monday gone and asked if they had received my application seeing when one clicks the send tab on the Government site it just goes and says nothing as to if a confirmation that the site had sent it. The Nurse I talked to was well spoken in English and said she would follow it up for me and she would call back when she knew more info. I told her I was all so a customer of there Hospital and gave her my hospital number. The next day she call and told me that I was excepted for the jab on Friday today at 3 pm and to bring my passport with me. So very fast and she also confirmed by email of this appointment. Hope this helps and gives others Hope I am 74.

Glad to hear you are getting a vaccine - 74yo must have been stressful for you

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2 hours ago, hackjam said:

Just something I dont get, probably discussed already but the Thai authorities fully vaccinate a Thai national, who then travels outside Thailand and is forced to quarantine upon returning in ASQ for 2 weeks? Is that like saying " we vaccinate you but dont reckon its worth a dam" ????

Am I missing something?  

vaccinated people are not treated the same way in all countries.  that is for sure.  the vaccinated can carry the virus and spread it to others so thailand requires quarantine.  other countries allow vaccinated arrivals, no quarantine.  and i think some countries block arrivals from certain countries period, not even an option for quarantine (regardless of vaccination status).

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Chonburi has much higher per capita rate than Bangkok

BKK is 7 times larger than Chonburi (if population figures can be trusted)

Bangkok 4,854

 Chonburi 1,666 if same population, would have 11,662 new cases

Can't speak for other areas

I suppose gov perhaps afraid to post per capita rates, or perhaps didn't learn what that means in school

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3 minutes ago, IamNoone88 said:

My colleague's aunt, just got Covid. It scared the c**p out of the family members for about a day. Non of them are vaccinated. They got tested and were all clear. The aunt is currently in a very very bad way on a ventilator in some Gov't hospital. It doesn't seem to have dissuaded any of them. They are all sitting around doing sweet fanny adams and drinking at 11am in the morning and socialising as if they dodged a bullet. No masks, no a care in the world. Half of them overweight and diabetic. You can't fix stupid.  

Do they want to die? or just dont care?

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5 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

The hits just keep coming in the north of Issan it appears. Hope all stay safe and vaccinations arrive soon.

Only been 9 months since this largely hit the fan starting with Samut Sakhon, apparently he's got pen to paper and something on order.

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42 minutes ago, IamNoone88 said:

My colleague's aunt, just got Covid. It scared the c**p out of the family members for about a day. Non of them are vaccinated. They got tested and were all clear. The aunt is currently in a very very bad way on a ventilator in some Gov't hospital. It doesn't seem to have dissuaded any of them. They are all sitting around doing sweet fanny adams and drinking at 11am in the morning and socialising as if they dodged a bullet. No masks, no a care in the world. Half of them overweight and diabetic. You can't fix stupid.  

But Karma can.

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22 Million Vaxxed with a single dose of Sinosoup is hardly some kind of special achievement.

Neither is the 4. 8 Million who have received 2 Doses of Vaccine, from a population of nearly 70 Million if all Foreign Workers, Expats Etc are included.

18 Months to prepare and this is the result

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6 hours ago, Scrotobike said:

Bear in mind, these numbers don't show the local transmissions which for me is the most important measure, they are the total of local, requesting to come back and arrivals from other areas. 

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So over six months, 22,000,000 jabs. Being generous, that works out to about 4,000,000 per month. In a country of 70,000,000 people. All of whom should get at least two jabs. Even if you take those too young to receive a jab out of the equation, you either need to to step up the jabs, remove people from the equation (maybe just let them get sick and pass?), or hunker down for more than the next 3 years. PLEASE tell me my math is wrong. Thailand can't stand this process for 3 more years.

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