The BMA reported 23 additional cases of COVID, the minimum age 7 years, the maximum 69 years, 10 cases, 13 no symptoms.
The COVID-19 Situation Management Center (STF) reports the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak. In the country today that There were 490 new cases of the infection, including those infected in the country. From the surveillance system and the service system, 67 cases, separated into Samut Sakhon 40 cases, Bangkok 23 cases, Tak 2 cases, Samut Songkhram 1 case, Phetchaburi 1 case
From the community search for 412 proactive infections from Samut Sakhon, 410 cases, Samut Songkhram 1 case, Samut Prakan 1 case
10 people arriving from overseas and entering state-provided quarantine facilities have arrived from France, Germany, Nigeria, the United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, one each and Portugal, 2, the United States, and two are in. Thailand along a natural path from Malaysia 1 case Cambodian nationality
There were 23 cases of infection in Bangkok, 11 were male, 12-69 years old, 12 female, 7-57 years old, 14 were Thai nationals, 1 American national, 7 Myanmar nationals. 10 symptoms, 13 no symptoms
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Dr. Phanprapha Yongtrakul, an assistant spokesman for the SEA, said the accumulation of patients in the new wave was still the most common in Samut Sakhon province due to proactive screening in the community. More than 150,000 people have been screened and found infected with more than 13,000 people. After this, Samut Sakhon Province continues to search proactively. May cause a number of infected people from Samut Sakhon Continually In the past, we had proactively checked the factory area. Infection area But from now on, we will start inspecting the communities around the factory. Which is expected to process 2-3 thousand people / day
Currently, the country to be monitored is Malaysia, with 3,391 new cases found today, found in four Malaysian states bordering Thailand, namely Narathiwat, Yala, Songkhla and Satun. Beware of traveling across the natural border
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