News Forum - Tuesday Covid Update: 7,706 new cases and 66 deaths

[Thaiger]

Today, the CCSA reported another low of 7,706 new Covid-19 cases and 66 coronavirus-related deaths. In the latest wave of the virus in Thailand, first recorded on April 1, the CCSA has recorded a total of 1,838,000 confirmed Covid-19 cases. In the 24-hour period since the last count, the CCSA recorded 9,532 recoveries. There are now 98,150 people in Thailand being treated for Covid-19, a downward trend as the number of recoveries exceeds the number of new cases. Out of the new cases, 128 were found in correctional facilities. Tens of thousands of inmates in Thailand’s overcrowded prisons have tested […]

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[RobMuir]

Nice to see the trend continuing to fall which is has steadily since August. Hopefully they can continue to keep a lid on it with the safeguards in place and the gradual reopening of tourism is successful.

[Poolie]

31 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

Nice to see the trend continuing to fall which is has steadily since August. Hopefully they can continue to keep a lid on it with the safeguards in place and the gradual reopening of tourism is successful.

Here's hoping. It's looking good.

[Jason]

Still no vaccination stats....don't you have the information?

[Soidog]

6 minutes ago, Jason said:

Still no vaccination stats....don't you have the information?

The latest figures I can find is 30,000 on the 23rd Oct. This has been falling from around 50,000 a day since August. I think the case numbers in Thailand are not that helpful as random testing is not done in any sufficient quantities. The daily deaths reported however have also continued to fall and this is a more interesting number. 

[Griff1315]

10 minutes ago, Jason said:

Still no vaccination stats....don't you have the information?

They wouldn't be true or accurate if they showed them Jason so little point in asking...

[Poolie]

25 minutes ago, Jason said:

Still no vaccination stats....don't you have the information?

No.