News Forum - Saturday Covid-19 Update: Death back under 100, cases down

[Thaiger]

Today, the CCSA reported 10,630 new Covid-19 infections, a change of -510 since yesterday, and 73 Coronavirus-related deaths, a change of -43 from yesterday. Since April 1, in the latest wave of the virus in Thailand, a total of 1,671,204 confirmed Covid-19 infections have been reported. In the 24 hour period since the last count, the CCSA has reported 10,542 recoveries, a change of +609 from yesterday. There are now 110,128 people currently receiving treatment for Covid-19, a change of +15 from yesterday, including 2,967 in the ICU and 677 on ventilators. Of the new Covid-19 infections, 67 were found […]

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[Bob20]

A real accomplishment, only marginally more deaths in one day than in the first 14 months altogether!

Who's getting the medals?

[Graham]

Well done to the CCSA, the fudging of numbers is starting to show the downward trend the government have been looking for. 555

TIT.

[Bob20]

And meanwhile in CM a sight not seen before...

Muang Mai, the 24 hour huge always open market is closed for 3 days.

More than 160 tested positive and it's evacuated 

So, to everyone wanting to open up, fill every seat on a plane, or who thinks it won't be a problem: Think again, as far too few have been vaccinated as yet.

[palooka]

43 minutes ago, Bob20 said:

And meanwhile in CM a sight not seen before...

Muang Mai, the 24 hour huge always open market is closed for 3 days.

More than 160 tested positive and it's evacuated 

So, to everyone wanting to open up, fill every seat on a plane, or who thinks it won't be a problem: Think again, as far too few have been vaccinated as yet.

Nah you may have that wrong, they all won free holidays to travel all over Thailand to prove to the world that Thailand is open and boost TAT numbers. 5555

[Greeneyes]

Every time I read this article one thing stands out  April 1st

All fools day... Groundhog Day