Thailand has 586 new cases of COVID cases, 533 additional cases of cure.

Thailand has 586 new cases of COVID cases, 533 additional cases of cure.

On February 05, 2021 at 11:40 a.m.

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FPO announces that Thailand has found 586 new cases of COVID-19 out of 526 proactive screening, with 22,644 more cured.

On Feb 5, 64, MD Apisamai Srirangsan, Assistant Spokesperson of the COVID-19 Situation Management Center (STF), announced the daily COVID-19 epidemic situation as follows:

– 586 new cases, 47 new patients from surveillance and service systems, 526 proactive community search patients, foreign travelers and entering state-provided quarantine facilities 13 cases

– 22,644 cumulative confirmed cases, divided into 20,126 domestic infections, 12,824 proactive screening, 2,518 foreign travelers

– Confirmation patients classified by treatment area Bangkok and Nonthaburi 3,576 cases, Northern region 346 cases, Central region 17,720 cases, Northeastern regions 184 cases, Southern regions 818 cases

– Additional 533 cured patients, cumulative amount 15,331

– Remaining 7,234 patients in treatment

-No deaths increase to the cumulative amount 79

– global situation There were 105,401,203 cases of infection, Thailand ranked 115th, and Myanmar was unrest in the country. 117 new cases of the infection have been found worldwide. More than 90 million doses of Vignocyte have been injected into 45 million people in countries including the United States, China and Israel. This vaccination reduces the number of infection, epidemic and severity of the disease.

– For people infected in the country by risk areas Between 15 Dec.2020 – 5 Feb. 64 found that the province of Samut Sakhon had infected. Accounted for 95.64% Bangkok, 3.14%, other provinces, 1.22%. For proactive investigation in the community found In Samut Sakhon Province, 522 cases, Petchaburi 3, and Sa Kaeo 1, with Cambodian female nationality Searched as the first inmates The previous examination was examined 2 times and did not detect the infection. And came to find the infection in the third examination

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