Thailand reports 7,079 new Covid-19 cases, 47 deaths, 6,917 recoveries

[Jonathan Fairfield]

A healthcare worker takes a nasal swab sample from a person for a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test, at a temple near Klong Toey slum community in Bangkok, Thailand, May 3, 2021. REUTERS/Juarawee Kittisilpa

 

Thailand on Sunday reported 7,079 new Covid-19 cases, 47 deaths and 6,917 recoveries.

 

The new cases brings the total recorded in Thailand 2,018,410 since the start of the pandemic and 1,989,547 since the April 1, the start of the so-called third wave of infections. 

 

The death toll stands at 20,031 since the start of the pandemic and 19,942 since April 1. 

 

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[anchadian]

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1459692908609556480

 

[anchadian]

Southeast Asia witnessed a decline in new Covid-19 infections and a rise in deaths on Saturday (November 13), collated data showed. #ASEAN #COVID19 #thailand #ThailandNews #TheNationThailand

 

https://www.nationthailand.com/international/40008775

[Guderian]

Seems like it's Groundhog Day, spot the difference, lol...

 

Today's numbers:          7,079 new Covid-19 cases, 47 deaths, 6,917 recoveries

Yesterday's numbers:    7,057 new coronavirus cases, 55 deaths, 7,393 recoveries

[Bkk Brian]

PCR test positive cases, total of 7,079 official new infections. 47 official covid deaths recorded.

 

Rapid tests positive cases, 1,350 bringing the total of PCR and ATK results to 8,429

https://ddc.moph.go.th/covid19-dashboard/

 

Rolling 7 day average chart (up to 12 Nov) and bar chart of both PCR and ATK totals

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

[Bkk Brian]

45 new cases in Phuket yesterday and 2 new covid deaths

https://www.facebook.com/NewshawkPhuket/posts/3035861849996984

[anchadian]

UPDATE: 7,079 confirmed cases, 1,350 probable cases (ATK), and 47 deaths (0.99%). Out of 95,528 patients , 45,407 are in hospital, 38,138 in hospitel and 5,464 in home/community isolation. There are 1,808 in a serious condition (-10) with 425 on ventilators (-5) #Thailand

 

https://twitter.com/ThaiNewsReports/status/1459712252328636418

[dinsdale]

My school has pushed back the Nov 15 openning to Nov 22 so remains online. P6-M3 or grades 6-9. Been here before. Pushed back then pushed back again then again, then ....... . I wonder about other schools not openning tomorrow as was so joyously announced by the empty heads. Low primary grade 5 and below and kindergatern I suspect will not be back until the new school year next year.

Edited November 14, 2021 by dinsdale

[ThailandRyan]

A very slow downward trending amount of cases. I do like that it is trending downward but the ATK case positives seem to be keeping us in the 9k range.

 

Vaccinations do seem to be helping but the overall number of people being treated seems to be off with the numbers if recoveries they show everyday.

[Kadilo]

Encouraging numbers from today see another fall in the number of daily deaths as well as a sharp drop in the 7 day average falling 17%, now below both Philippines and Vietnam. 

 

Latest up to to date official data from the worldometer ranking table for deaths/million of population over the past 7 days, including yesterday’s numbers, shows Thailand drop 8 places at 70th in the world, 30 places below the UK.

 

Same table shows Thailand fall to 16th in Asia, 6 places below the Philippines and 2 places below Vietnam with the latter showing a sharp uptick. 
 

The number of deaths over the past week fallen to another low at 5 deaths/million of population, trending down 17% over the 7 day period, with the number of official infections falling 10%

 

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Thailand

51,292

56,874

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732

376

453

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5

70,039,316

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/weekly-trends/#weekly_table

[Bkk Brian]

2 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

A very slow downward trending amount of cases. I do like that it is trending downward but the ATK case positives seem to be keeping us in the 9k range.

 

Vaccinations do seem to be helping but the overall number of people being treated seems to be off with the numbers if recoveries they show everyday.

I asked my wife what the mysterious figure in Thai is that you referred to yesterday, apparently it says "other" so we're no the wiser really

[dinsdale]

26 minutes ago, Guderian said:

Seems like it's Groundhog Day, spot the difference, lol...

 

Today's numbers:          7,079 new Covid-19 cases, 47 deaths, 6,917 recoveries

Yesterday's numbers:    7,057 new coronavirus cases, 55 deaths, 7,393 recoveries

Comparing to the previous 7 day period (which started 10 days ago) there have been 180 more infections including ATK in the 1st 3 days of this 7 day period.

10618

9336

8401

28355

 

10156

9950

8429

28535

 

Thanks @Bkk Brian. Getting these numbers from you.

Edited November 14, 2021 by dinsdale

[ThailandRyan]

1 minute ago, Bkk Brian said:

I asked my wife what the mysterious figure in Thai is that you referred to yesterday, apparently it says "other" so we're no the wiser really

That's what my GF said as well, it's why the figures never truly relay what's actually happening. It is like placing figures they want to hide under a miscellaneous category. 

 

It makes me believe they are the bubble and sealed numbers.  Hard to tell, and as a poster earlier I dicated if you subtract the supposed recoveries from cases  well most days the numbers should be decreasing a lot more then they are.  

 

However, as we suspect, a few actually, those classified as recoveries are anything but.....

[worrab]

Nice drop in cases from 91 previously.

 

Health officials on Saturday (Nov 13) reported 58 new COVID-19 cases, 20 of which were found in Hua Hin.

Elsewhere in the province, 15 cases were found in Pranburi, 4 cases in Sam Roi Yot, zero cases in Kuiburi, zero cases found in Thap Sakae, 6 cases in Bang Saphan, 2 cases in Bang Saphan Noi, and 11 cases in Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan.

Two deaths were reported today – a 79 year old woman and 61 year old man who both lived in Pranburi and had underlying health conditions.

 

Nov 13: Prachuap reports 58 new COVID-19 cases, 20 cases in Hua Hin - Hua Hin Today English Newspaper Info, Reports, Events and News Social Life

Edited November 14, 2021 by worrab
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[Rimmer]

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[dinsdale]

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

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

Total Coronavirus Deaths in Thailand

Edited November 14, 2021 by dinsdale

[Kadilo]

1 hour ago, dinsdale said:

My school has pushed back the Nov 15 openning to Nov 22 so remains online. P6-M3 or grades 6-9. Been here before. Pushed back then pushed back again then again, then ....... . I wonder about other schools not openning tomorrow as was so joyously announced by the empty heads. Low primary grade 5 and below and kindergatern I suspect will not be back until the new school year next year.

Should move up North. Schools open since the 1st. November Older children 4 days/week, younger children  5 days, all teachers jabbed, all required students jabbed. 
 

Albeit after months of closure. 
 

Happy days. 

[dinsdale]

1 minute ago, Kadilo said:

Should move up North. Schools open since the 1st. November Older children 4 days/week, younger children  5 days, all teachers jabbed, all required students jabbed. 
 

Albeit after months of closure. 
 

Happy days. 

By younger children do you mean those under 12? If so they are unvaccinated.

[dinsdale]

14 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

Should move up North. Schools open since the 1st. November Older children 4 days/week, younger children  5 days, all teachers jabbed, all required students jabbed. 
 

Albeit after months of closure. 
 

Happy days. 

Three separate schools in Kalasin (high schools) openned and are now closed again because of covid cases. Don't have numbers for today but Firday the were 35 new cases. Yesterday 103. Kalasin has around 40% fully vaccinated and many of these would be double jabbed with Sinovac.

http://www.kalasin.go.th/t/index.php/th/covid-19.html

[ThailandRyan]

2 hours ago, dinsdale said:

My school has pushed back the Nov 15 openning to Nov 22 so remains online. P6-M3 or grades 6-9. Been here before. Pushed back then pushed back again then again, then ....... . I wonder about other schools not openning tomorrow as was so joyously announced by the empty heads. Low primary grade 5 and below and kindergatern I suspect will not be back until the new school year next year.

We ran into the same issue the middle of last week here in BKK.  We were notified that they decided because of Covid and the 12 and ups being vaccinated, that only those in the upper grades would restart on the 15th.  The lower grades will wait to start until sometime in the future.  On-line classes will be the norm.  A poll taken of the lower grade students by the staff at the school found that almost half have had Covid already, like the daughter.  One wonders about the immunities they should have.  Every school year you have measles, and chicken pox, the annual colds and flu, but Covid seems to now be an educational concern as well.

[ThailandRyan]

25 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

Should move up North. Schools open since the 1st. November Older children 4 days/week, younger children  5 days, all teachers jabbed, all required students jabbed. 
 

Albeit after months of closure. 
 

Happy days. 

Please inform us of where ALL students are required to be jabbed, required as in Who 12 and above?, and where those schools are that are open to all ages in the North.  Many schools have been shuttered recently because of Covid cases, and many more never opened.  Since you have a toe hold and your finger on the pulse please let us all know where, so maybe we can double check what you espouse about moving up North.

[dinsdale]

58 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

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

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

Total Coronavirus Deaths in Thailand

It seems some people don't understand the comparison here. It is continually posted that Thailand is way below the UK in deaths per million of population. These charts show that since April 1 Thailand has had more deaths than the UK. You can do the maths yourself. This reflects the Delta wave. 

[RafPinto]

4 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

We ran into the same issue the middle of last week here in BKK.  We were notified that they decided because of Covid and the 12 and ups being vaccinated, that only those in the upper grades would restart on the 15th.  The lower grades will wait to start until sometime in the future.  On-line classes will be the norm.  A poll taken of the lower grade students by the staff at the school found that almost half have had Covid already, like the daughter.  One wonders about the immunities they should have.  Every school year you have measles, and chicken pox, the annual colds and flu, but Covid seems to now be an educational concern as well.

Daughter's International School opened 2 weeks ago but each week, students must do a "covid test" and send the result online to the school nurse.

No test submitted, not allowed to enter school.

[mtraveler]

20 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

Should move up North. Schools open since the 1st. November Older children 4 days/week, younger children  5 days, all teachers jabbed, all required students jabbed. 
 

Albeit after months of closure. 
 

Happy days. 

Perhaps should move to Mars.  No Covid there.   

 

Ok, I'm being facetious, but suggesting someone move to another area is a bit silly.  

 

And, for the record, as I understand Chiang Mai (in the North) currently has an on-site learning ban.  I honestly don't know which schools are affected by this.  Chiang Mai Province is having a pretty serious problem with Covid at this time; the last report I saw put the province at 3rd for total daily Covid cases in the country.      

[ThailandRyan]

1 minute ago, RafPinto said:

Daughter's International School opened 2 weeks ago but each week, students must do a "covid test" and send the result online to the school nurse.

No test submitted, not allowed to enter school.

So a home ATK test, like they are selling at the pharmacies, and not an actual PCR test?

[RafPinto]

Just now, ThailandRyan said:

So a home ATK test, like they are selling at the pharmacies, and not an actual PCR test?

Indeed.

[dinsdale]

10 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

So a home ATK test, like they are selling at the pharmacies, and not an actual PCR test?

Are parents trained how to do these correctly? At my school last Friday a group teachers were taught how to do these. They then had to test the rest of the teachers under the supervision of trained personel.

Edited November 14, 2021 by dinsdale

[Kadilo]

10 minutes ago, mtraveler said:

Perhaps should move to Mars.  No Covid there.   

 

Ok, I'm being facetious, but suggesting someone move to another area is a bit silly.  

 

And, for the record, as I understand Chiang Mai (in the North) currently has an on-site learning ban.  I honestly don't know which schools are affected by this.  Chiang Mai Province is having a pretty serious problem with Covid at this time; the last report I saw put the province at 3rd for total daily Covid cases in the country.      

Not as silly as someone purposely taking things out of context for likes and popularity.
 

Do you really  think I was suggesting he move so he can teach for a few weeks before all the schools open in his area?  

 

It was being positive and insightful post to highlight how other areas are able to move on. 
 

 

Edited November 14, 2021 by Kadilo

[DavisH]

43 minutes ago, Kadilo said:

Should move up North. Schools open since the 1st. November Older children 4 days/week, younger children  5 days, all teachers jabbed, all required students jabbed. 
 

Albeit after months of closure. 
 

Happy days. 

Did anu foreign teacher refuse the jab? Any consequences for not jabbing? Some students also now jabbed. Due back to school tomorrow - high school and fully vaccinated staff. But a few teachers are not fully until the following week and some are fefusing. Apparently they are still welcome back. Perhaps its up the school's individual policy. 

[Kadilo]

40 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

By younger children do you mean those under 12? If so they are unvaccinated.

Yes, hence why I said “all required students ” are jabbed, and jabbed with Pfizer.