Timeline reveals 64 deaths of COVID patients with diabetes Go gambling in Bang Lamung
On January 2, at the Government House, Dr. Thaweesil Wissanu Yothin, spokesman for the Center for the Outbreak of Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) or NESC reported the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak in Thailand said today 216 new infections were found, 214 of which were domestic infections, 32 were infected among migrant workers from proactive screening, and two of those arriving from overseas and entering quarantine. Come from India and the United States. There was 1 additional death, cumulative at 64.
for The 64th death toll was a 47-year-old Thai woman. Occupation for hired domicile in Chonburi Province with underlying disease, diabetes For the history of risky gambling in Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province
December 30 COVID-19 detected But no symptoms Treated at a hospital or a place that brings patients with low symptoms to stay for treatment in a hotel in Pattaya.
December 31 At 4 p.m. I started having symptoms of panting. The investigation team recommends going to the hospital (Banglamung Hospital), where the patient said that the symptoms are still not very high, so he did not go to the hospital.
Until 3:00 AM on January 1, it was found that the patient died in the room.
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