Lower Northeast sees 460 cases of dengue fever in 5 months

By The Nation

 

BANGKOK: -- There have been 460 cases of dengue fever in the lower Northeast this year, a senior public health official said on Thursday. None have proved fatal.

 

Dr Thirawat Walaisathien, director of the Disease Prevention and Control Office for Region 9, announced the cases confirmed between January 1 and May 24.

 

There were 196 instances in Nakhon Ratchasima, 33 in Chaiyaphum, 59 in Buri Ram and 176 in Surin.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/breakingnews/30316284

 

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No problem, it's only Isaan and not the more civilized areas 

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Too bad, not comparison with previous years. Difficult to know if it's better or worst.

4 hours ago, grumbleweed said:

No problem, it's only Isaan and not the more civilized areas 

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The 4 cities named are far from uncivilised, what cities do you call civilised.

4 hours ago, grumbleweed said:

No problem, it's only Isaan and not the more civilized areas 

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Can you quote a civilized area in this neck of the woods

 

I cannot and know it very well including BKK

34 minutes ago, Godang said:

The 4 cities named are far from uncivilised, what cities do you call civilised.

Tokyo, there are none in Thailand IMO

With all the wonderful "Farang" influence exerting it's wonderful cultural "sharing" in Thailand, the country remains, according to these cultural assessments (above comments) "uncivilized". How could that be with all the wonderful people from "civilized" Europe coming over to "share" wonderful culture with the Thai people?