Thailand reports 7,960 new Covid-19 cases, 6,950 recoveries, 53 deaths

[Bkk Brian]

1 hour ago, Almer said:

I take on board your “limited data” note, but it is with this “limited data” the authorities are calling the shots

Exactly data is driven by the testing, nothing else and we know how poor thats been. 

[Kadilo]

30 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

It seems that quoting posts from yesterdays threads is becoming a thing, hindsight is wonderful. The 5 day trend in official cases was indeed rising and had been for 5 days as you quite rightly pointed out, and again as you point out today it it went down, ie a slow bumpy ride down which is exactly whats its been in the overall trend.

 

Very similar to @Kadilo making his daily up and down analysis of worldometers 

No, not similar at all. I show the daily figures with an up to date link whereas the other was just a gusstimate (????) which changes with the wind as pointed out by the previous poster. 

Edited November 7, 2021 by Kadilo

[dinsdale]

7 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

No, not similar at all. I show the daily figures with an up to date link whereas the other was just a gusstimate (????) which changes according with the wind.  

Check worldometer for yourself. It's very easy. Look at the number of deaths now and the number of deaths as of April 1. Subtract the number of deaths as of April 1 from the number of deaths now and you will get a total of deaths for this time period. This is lower primary school mathematics. Fact is Thailand has had AROUND 4.5k more 'official' deaths in this period than the UK. 

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/uk/

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/thailand/

Edited November 7, 2021 by dinsdale

[Bkk Brian]

5 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

No, not similar at all. I show the daily figures with an up to date link whereas the other was just a gusstimate (????) which changes with the wind as pointed out by the previous poster. 

I saw no "gusstimate" in @ThailandRyan post, can you point it out. His post was based on the official daily numbers, no link required plus the chart is also there for easy viewing, no link required.

[dinsdale]

12 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

Check worldometer for yourself. It's very easy. Look at the number of deaths now and the number of deaths as of April 1. Subtract the number of deaths as of April 1 from the number of deaths now and you will get a total of deaths for this time period. This is lower primary school mathematics. Fact is Thailand has had AROUND 4.5k more 'official' deaths in this period than the UK. 

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/uk/

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/thailand/

Well that's enough time @Kadilo. Have you looked? Can you confirm that Thailand has had more deaths in the period April 1 to now which of course is the Delata period. If so then you know that Thailand is above the UK for deaths in this period and not below. It is now part of history that last year the UK, USA and Europe handled the outbreak very poorly and that SEA was pretty much unaffected. Enter Delta and things have changed. This is why when you look at aseannow everyday you see the death toll related to the period April 1 to ......

"Thailand's death toll from COVID-19 stands at 19,664 since the start of the pandemic and 19,570 since April 1."

[Bkk Brian]

National Vaccination Rollout:

Sun 31st: 320,719

Mon 1st: 515,839

Tue 2nd: 787,976

Wed 3rd: 817,382

Thu 4th: 824,650

Fri 5th: 861,848

Sat 6th: 703,581

TOTAL: 80,221,553 doses since 28 Feb 46.8% of the population fully vaccinated

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1457273317279236101

 

[Bkk Brian]

Yesterdays covid deaths

26 males, 27 females : Thai(53)
• Median age 72 years (35 – 95 years)
• Median (known infection-death) 8 days (maximum 46 days)
Risk Factors - Key Issues
• HT (32), DM (22), HPL (19), obesity (11), kidney disease (8), bedridden (5).
• Local infection (53) : acquaintance (25), family (2), residence (25), occupation at risk (1)

https://media.thaigov.go.th/uploads/public_img/source/071164.pdf

[kickstart]

11 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

On Disease Control Department (DCD) chief Dr Opas Karnkawinpong reported that 60 percent of the population in Thailand had received on vaccine dose, while 35 percent of the population are fully now fully vaccinated.

Does the left hand know what the right hand is doing ,on 1st November Thai morning news said as of 31st October , 63% of the population had received one jab ,and 46 % had received two jabs fully vaccinated .

That was now a week ago ,that figure will now be higher .

Now,is it a case the DCD are right ,and Thai media are exaggerating the figures .

I would say Thai media is well wrong ,but where did they get their information from ,a government sauce .

It would be nice if every one was singing from the same hymn sheet. 

[Blumpie]

Word around the campfire is many countries will be switching from pandemic to endemic this coming spring.  

As with all other pandemics of the past, this has morphed and is stable and should just stay right where it's at.  There are very few variants now, and only one new that has no effect and isn't spreading.  

It's just a matter of time till this is all over.  Vaccination rates will dictate how long till this ends in your current country.  The vaccines are so incredibly effective against this virus.  It's important to really consider how fortunate we are, and all the research that went into these corona viruses before this all happened.  

[Kadilo]

2 hours ago, Blumpie said:

Word around the campfire is many countries will be switching from pandemic to endemic this coming spring.  

As with all other pandemics of the past, this has morphed and is stable and should just stay right where it's at.  There are very few variants now, and only one new that has no effect and isn't spreading.  

It's just a matter of time till this is all over.  Vaccination rates will dictate how long till this ends in your current country.  The vaccines are so incredibly effective against this virus.  It's important to really consider how fortunate we are, and all the research that went into these corona viruses before this all happened.  

No doubt one of the regulars will ask you for a link to the camp fire. ????
 

Let’s hope you are right. 
 

Agree with your summary of fortunate we are and how grateful we should be for the amazing work gone in to get us to this point from all involved. 

Edited November 7, 2021 by Kadilo

[ThailandRyan]

2 hours ago, Kadilo said:

No doubt one of the regulars will ask you for a link to the camp fire. ????
 

Let’s hope you are right. 
 

Agree with your summary of fortunate we are and how grateful we should be for the amazing work gone in to get us to this point from all involved. 

Old news actually. Been discussed many times and is why the phrase l"earning to live with Covid" is used. But hey you want a link and believe one 9f us will ask because we are not appreciative of all dine to get where we are going here you go:

 

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/country-by-country-scientists-eye-beginning-an-end-covid-19-pandemic-2021-11-03/&ved=2ahUKEwj546vp_4b0AhVvILcAHSBkAgUQFnoECD8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw0U-I9eoRX3APYd9zVZqVOD

 

This is the latest, been being discussed since August on many medical sites and then some. However, it has no bearing on cases or such. Just means it is here for the long haul.

Edited November 7, 2021 by ThailandRyan

[Bkk Brian]

3 hours ago, Kadilo said:

No doubt one of the regulars will ask you for a link to the camp fire. ????
 

Let’s hope you are right. 
 

Agree with your summary of fortunate we are and how grateful we should be for the amazing work gone in to get us to this point from all involved. 

Sarcastic nonsense  baiting comment that undermines the whole point of his reasonable and logical post

 

[coolcarer]

5 hours ago, Kadilo said:

No doubt one of the regulars will ask you for a link to the camp fire. ????
 

Let’s hope you are right. 
 

Agree with your summary of fortunate we are and how grateful we should be for the amazing work gone in to get us to this point from all involved. 

I have news, you are a regular.

 

One that taken a non bias posting expressing a valid opinion which is following the science and turned it into a point scoring opportunity against other regular posters.

[webfact]

COVID-19: Thailand reports 7,592 new coronavirus cases, 39 deaths

 

File photo: REUTERS

 

Thailand on Monday (November 8th) reported 7,592 new COVID-19 cases, 7,495 recoveries and 39 additional deaths over the past 24 hours. 

 

Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1238501-covid-19-thailand-reports-7592-new-coronavirus-cases-39-deaths/

 

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