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Crime Fugitive Woman Arrested After 10 Years on the Run in Notorious Ponzi Scheme
Probably but does that count since it was a Government deal.? There was also the engine less submarine... not sorted yet. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 10 June 2025
Covid Cases Surge: Chula Expert Sounds Alarm on Rapid Spike Dr Thira Woratanarat. File photo Thailand is witnessing a significant surge in Covid-19 cases, with Chulalongkorn University reporting 111,472 new cases and 31 deaths in the last week alone. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1363167-covid-cases-surge-chula-expert-sounds-alarm-on-rapid-spike/ -
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Health Covid Cases Surge: Chula Expert Sounds Alarm on Rapid Spike
Dr Thira Woratanarat. File photo Thailand is witnessing a significant surge in Covid-19 cases, with Chulalongkorn University reporting 111,472 new cases and 31 deaths in the last week alone. Dr. Thira Woratanarat of the Faculty of Medicine at the university has warned that this uptick should not be taken lightly. The total number of people who have sought treatment in 2023 has now surpassed 400,000, with Covid-related deaths exceeding those from influenza threefold. According to Dr. Thira, the spike is attributed to several factors, including the spread of the highly infectious Nimbus (NB.1.8.1) variant, declining immunity levels, and a lack of preventative measures. He highlighted the importance of maintaining vigilance, particularly in Thailand's elderly population, which is especially vulnerable. The professor insists that people should refrain from equating Covid-19 to the common cold or flu, as doing so could lead to complacency and a greater risk of infection. Dr. Thira stresses that infected individuals should not continue with their everyday activities, urging them to stay away from workplaces and educational institutions to help curb the virus's spread. The combination of widespread infections in both urban and rural areas, along with other risk factors, could lead to a significant outbreak, especially in high-risk settings such as schools, universities, offices, childcare centers, and elderly care facilities. The professor's urgent appeal includes taking preventive actions, seeking appropriate medical care, and avoiding close contact with symptomatic people. Dr. Thira's cautionary message aims to steer public behavior towards more cautious and responsible actions in light of the current health crisis. His call for increased awareness and proactive measures highlights the importance of community effort in mitigating the spread of the virus. As the situation develops, vigilance and adherence to recommended safety protocols remain crucial in managing and reducing Covid-19 cases in Thailand. The recent surge serves as a stark reminder that despite past progress, the fight against Covid-19 is far from over. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-06-10 -
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Thank you very much. Specific information is so helpful. I will go to both. 30 baht is a very good price if it is 75mg -
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Crime French National Arrested in Pattaya for Sexually Assaulting 13-Year-Old Girl
She wasn't born some good part (1/3) of all his life! -
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Law Firm Defending Hamas Faces Watchdog Scrutiny Amid Political Backlash
Either everyone has the right to legal representation/defense or everyone does not have the right to legal representation/defense. Choose wisely.
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