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COVID-19: Thailand reports 16,330 new coronavirus cases, 25 deaths, 9,205 recoveries


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1 hour ago, ukrules said:

That is a massive red flag and suggests that covid is indeed spreading very quickly and widely throughout the community right now.

The true number of infections is going to be immeasurably higher than the detected number, by that I'm talking about hundreds of thousands per day, every day.

It would be if correct. The 24000 figure is not tests completed, it is the total of positive PCR + positive ATK tests. One person read it wrong and now it seems to have almost become a fact, with all the daft commentators assuming before actually reading.

In the old days this was called 'fake news'.

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6 hours ago, tomyami said:

they have at least another month of this high positivity rate of 60%+ also mean its ripping through many wont know they got it, steep rise will be matched with a sharp drop as in many countries some who have fully reopened.

Omicron is the cure for covid it just spead fast

Except for those who are hospitalized or die.

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, ukrules said:

That is a massive red flag and suggests that covid is indeed spreading very quickly and widely throughout the community right now.

The true number of infections is going to be immeasurably higher than the detected number, by that I'm talking about hundreds of thousands per day, every day.

Sorry I misread the figures. The infection rate is approx 20%.

 

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Posted
7 hours ago, Virt said:

The positivity rate are not always an indication of to few tests being done.

 

During most of the pandemic here in Denmark we were below 5%, and tested most per million in the world.

So that gave us a good indication of the real numbers.

 

Omicron totally messed that up and we're now at positives % near 30% the last week.

 

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https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/positive-rate-daily-smoothed?tab=chart&time=2020-04-16..latest&country=~DNK

 

 

 

That's because so many are infected and we changed the guidelines for PCR testing. 

Now you're just supposed to take a test if you have symptoms or close contact with a person tested positive, so now it's a more targeted group that get tested.

 

We also dropped all restrictions and that means no need for negative tests anymore for the unvaxed, for them being able to visit restaurants and such.

So that's a large group that stopped testing several times a week, which also narrows the target group.

 

We're still testing approx 40 times more than Thailand per million, so our daily numbers of positives are still a lot closer to the truth compared to Thailand.

 

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But this mass testing is extremely expensive and they are talking about dropping the mass PCR testing.

After omicron arrived and omicron BA.2 sub variant is almost 100% dominant, we really don't need the data to show if 1000 or 100000 is infected each day.

We can look at the daily data for those in ICU instead, and that's not worrying even if we still have HUGE numbers of positives.

 

Thailands 610 admissions to ICU are higher than it's supposed to be so i would assume they still have a lot of Delta cases.

If all in ICU are omicron something is not right.

 

Does Thailand have a statistic showing which variant the ones in ICU are tested positive for?

 

It could be that a low number of people have had a booster and others have only had two shots of the sino vaccines. As stated by medical professionals evidence shows that a third shot is required to give greater protection to those who are vulnerable.

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