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Thailand reported 1,443 new COVID-19 infections on Tuesday and 4 additional deaths.

 

Of the new cases, 1,328 were local transmissions, while 113 were imported from people entering quarantine and 2 foreign infected persons (screening at checkpoint and entering the hospital/quarantine).

 

16,119 people remain in hospital receiving treatment, 28,958 have recovered.

 

Tuesday’s cases bring the total number of COVID-19 infections in Thailand to 45,185 with 108 deaths.

 

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For the second straight day, Thailand reported two provinces with more than 100 new COVID cases. And a spokesman said 68 of Thailand's 77 provinces had new cases in Tuesday's report.

 

Bangkok had 350 new cases in the past day, now for a total of 3,965 new cases since the beginning of the country's so-called "third wave" of COVID outbreaks that began at the beginning of April.

 

The other province, Chiang Mai, had 116 new cases in the past day, for a total of 2,366 since the beginning of the month.

 

Altogether, Thailand has reported 16,177 new domestic cases since the beginning of April.

 

Below are today's province by province report of new COVID cases, along with the prior day's report for comparison.

 

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https://www.facebook.com/nbtworld/posts/10157962291272050

 

 

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MoPH daily updates on how Thailand's numbers of COVID cases fares versus other world countries, and also in comparison to Asian regional peer countries. Thailand continues to rank 107th among world countries in its total number of COVID cases since the start of 2020, a number that reached 45,185 on Tuesday.

 

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Phuket tightens rules for visitors to enter the province from tomorrow

 

Phuket Public Health Office has said that those who wish to enter the province must provide a vaccination certificate of two doses or a Covid-free certificate.

 

"The measure will be enforced from April 21 until 30,” said the announcement on its Facebook page on Monday. “The test for Covid-free certificate must be taken within 72 hours of entry into the province.

 

Those who do not have a certificate can take a rapid test at Phuket International Airport and Tha Chatchai border checkpoint, at a cost of Bt300 per person.”

 

The checkpoint at the airport will screen travellers from every province who wish to enter Phuket, while the Tha Chatchai checkpoint will screen only those who have travelled from 17 red zone provinces.

 

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https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40000008

 

 

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https://www.facebook.com/nbtworld/posts/10157962229077050

 

 

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Ko Kut closed after 2 Covid cases found
 
Ko Kut in Trat province announced on Tuesday that it was closed to tourists as two Covid-19 cases had been found on the island.
 
Ko Kut has been popular with domestic tourists lately, drawing thousands of visitors during holiday periods this year.
 
The resort island has been closed to arrivals until further notice.
 
 
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Government's daily COVID update briefing in English. About 13 minutes in length.

 

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https://www.facebook.com/thailandprd/videos/289141016173779/

 

Also, the 30+ pages of slides that were part of the Ministry of Public Health's COVID update today:

 

https://www.facebook.com/informationcovid19/posts/309418554009809

 

 

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Covid spreading throughout the country after Songkran Holidays

 

New Covid-19 hot spots have been identified throughout the country after the Songkran holiday, a possible side effect of widespread traveling during the break, as the public health sector scramble to get the situation under control.

 

The current wave of the pandemic began in entertainment districts in the capital before spreading to the greater Bangkok Area. Bangkok has seen the largest number of cases by far with 3,615 cases [as of Monday] since the outbreak began.

 

Surrounding provinces including Nonthaburi and Samut Prakarn were directly impacted by the Bangkok cluster with both recording around 700 new cases since the month began.

 

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https://www.thaienquirer.com/26520/covid-spreading-throughout-the-country-after-songkran-holidays/

 

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MoPH heat map showing Bangkok and Chiang Mai (in red) as having the most new COVID cases in recent days:

 

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Meanwhile, the government also reported Tuesday that new COVID cases linked to the original Bangkok entertainment venues outbreak had now spread to 71 of the country's 77 provinces.

 

The only provinces to not report such COVID cases thus far are Chainat, Pattani, Narathiwat, Yala, Satun and Ranong.

 

Earlier this month, the government reported that some types of new COVID cases had already spread to all 77 provinces in the country.

 

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Vaccinations in Thailand since 28th February 2021:
 
First dose - 571,825 people
 
Second dose - 94,385 people
 
Yesterday, 35,900 people received their first dose and 11,727 received their second dose. * The official population is 66,186,727.
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40 minutes ago, lkv said:

 

Could have very well been a 30 year old that went to buy Tom Yum soup in the market from an infected auntie that is not aware she is infected, but they had to scapegoat the entertainment industry a bit, with a younger person's death with no preconditions.

 

 

 

Yes, God bless the entertainment they are not responsible for any of this....................

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