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Monday Covid Update: 19,603 new cases and 149 deaths


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19,603 new Covid-19 cases and 149 coronavirus-related deaths were reported today by the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration. There are now 214,421 people receiving treatment for the coronavirus. In the latest and most severe wave of the virus in Thailand, first recorded on April 1, the CCSA has reported 747,245 Covid-19 infections. Out of the new cases, 313 were found in correctional facilities. Over the past several months, infections at Thailand’s prisons have been reported on a daily basis. More than 40,000 inmates have tested positive for the virus. Field hospitals are being set up at prisons with cluster outbreaks. […]

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19,603 new cases and 19,819 recoveries - hopefgully this is the beginning of a trend downwards. Too early to tell yet - but if the same ratio of 'new against recovered' lasts for over a week then maybe things will be getting better.

 

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2 minutes ago, AussieBob said:

19,603 new cases and 19,819 recoveries - hopefgully this is the beginning of a trend downwards. Too early to tell yet - but if the same ratio of 'new against recovered' lasts for over a week then maybe things will be getting better.

Fingers crossed but many of the provinces  have each been up and down like a yoyo

On the issue of Expat Vaccines how about finding out when the expats in the provinces who registered for expatvac.consular.go.th plan to roll out there vaccines. Are we still going to get Phizer or accepted vaccine for travel?

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16 minutes ago, TrangGreg said:

On the issue of Expat Vaccines how about finding out when the expats in the provinces who registered for expatvac.consular.go.th plan to roll out there vaccines. Are we still going to get Phizer or accepted vaccine for travel?

I'm still cool with AZ, the last I heard was it was very effective against delta/+

I need a vaccine that will allow travel as well

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Expect the deaths to be higher. Succumbing to the disease takes a few days. Not to mention they have to find the bodies that were ordered to stay home too. 
 

Also the India “peak” lasted for nearly 2 weeks according to confirmed cases on Health Data. 

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