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Dr. Thaweesilpa Wissanu Yothin reports news about NBT announcer next to COVID-19 During a press conference on Jan. 22 before he went to test the infection. And found that the result was negative
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Dr. Taweesil Wissanu Yothin, Spokesman of the Coronavirus Disease Situation Management Center 2019 (FEC), is preparing to resume his duties. After the results confirmed that he and the two broadcaster NBT Not infected with COVID-19
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The official daily report on the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak (January 23) found that Thailand has 198 new confirmed cases, of which 180 are domestic. Of the 69 surveillance and service systems, the community proactively searched 111 cases, and the remaining 18 were patients arriving from abroad and in state detention.
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As a result, the cumulative total of Thai patients reached 13,320.Of these, 10,448 have been recovered, but today there are more deaths, bringing the cumulative death toll to 72.
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Since Thailand has faced a new epidemic of COVID-19 on 17 December 2020, the spread of patients was found in 63 provinces.
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For the province with the highest number of cases of infection, Samut Sakhon was 8,482, followed by Chonburi, 648 and Bangkok, 657.
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In today’s announcement, Dr. Thaweesilp Witsanuyothin did not provide the information himself. After becoming a low-risk person Because broadcaster of the NBT television station Who served as an MC, read the news with the male anchor at the station Who became infected with COVID-19
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However, Dr. Phanprapha Yongtrakul, an assistant spokesman for the CDC revealed that the COVID test results of Dr. Thaweesilp and 2 of the MCs MCs were negative. But will avoid that the community And wear a face mask all the time And will resume operations soon, but both NBT broadcasters have to be detained for 14 days.
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Sterilized spraying staff, the press conference center of the FDA on 22 January
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In terms of the spread of COVID-19 abroad, there are more than 98.7 million cases of COVID-19 worldwide and 2.1 million deaths. It is also ranked No. 1 with a cumulative number of cases of 25.3 million cases, while the cumulative death toll is 4.2 lakh, followed by India. With 10.6 million cumulative cases and 8.7 million in Brazil, Thailand is ranked 128th in the world.
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