Covid-19: Detailed info on vaccinations, hospitalisations, and provinces

Neill FrondePublished: 15:13, 19 September 2021| Updated: 01:05, 20 September 2021

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Covid-19: Detailed info on vaccinations, hospitalisations, and provinces

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Covid-19 numbers continue to slowly fall as today’s report from the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration saw 117 deaths and 13,576 new infections in the past 24 hours. 131,095 people remain under medical supervision while 12,492 people have been released from medical care in the last 24 hours, bring the total recovered from the virus to 1,330,238.

395 of the infections were uncovered within Thailand’s prison system, where nearly 66,000 total Covid-19 cases have been found since April. Another 2,509 possible cases are pending after testing positive using less reliable antigen test kits, but they will not be counted in the country’s official Covid-19 numbers until testing positive with an RT-PCR test.

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OTHER COVID-19 NEWS:

Phuket has seen infections remaining steady with one new Sandbox infection and one new death, the second of a prison inmate this week. Read the story here.
PM Prayut Chan-o-Cha has agreed to suggest to the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration to lift Covid-19 restrictions on theatres and filmmaking. Read the story here.
The CCSA released a statement with several conflicting vaccination goals for Thailand for the month of October, with the main target to hit 50% vaccination. Read the story here.
Over half of the prison population in the Correctional Institute for Young Offenders in Nakhon Si Thammarat has tested positive for Covid-19, causing the prison to seal off. Read the story here.

HOSPITALS & MEDICAL CARE

After a steady decline in hospitalisations and Covid-19 patients under medical care, the last few days have seen the numbers slowly climbing again. Of note, while the totals have decreased by 35,000 throughout the month and those in home and community isolation have dropped 80%, those patients in hospital care has nearly doubled since the beginning of the month.

VACCINATIONS

While vaccinations have been slow in Thailand, September has seen a fairly steady daily rate of people being administered vaccines, with daily inoculations between 700,000 and 900,000 each day aside from weekends when the figures are about halved.

With 43.6 million vaccines administered, nearly 14.3 million people are new fully vaccinated and the number of people who have received a third vaccine or booster shot is approaching 900,000.

PROVINCIAL NEWS:

While the daily provincial update information available has been spotty this week, The Thaiger is working to provide full information on provincial updates in English as soon as possible.

The 14 provinces (and the prison system which is counted separately) are included below with daily infection numbers for the last week. Totals are included for the entire pandemic and from April 1 when the third wave of Covid-19 began it’s far more infectious spread throughout Thailand.

		PROVINCE	TOTAL	Since 1 Apr	12 Sep	13 Sep	14 Sep	15 Sep	16 Sep	17 Sep	18 Sep
1	กรุงเทพมหานคร	Bangkok	*340,551*	*319,666*	3,356	3,329	2,788	2,772	2,386	2,911	2,843
2	สมุทรปราการ	Samut Prakan	*99,741*	*92,721*	832	443	811	1,351	1,455	1,110	1,018
3	สมุทรสาคร	Samut Sakhon	*85,257*	*82,390*	506	402	542	404	338	387	288
4	ชลบุรี	Chonburi	*78,598*	*72,554*	848	650	955	835	973	935	848
5	เรือนจำ	Prisons	*65,560*	*62,361*	276	163	271	451	394	790	854
6	นนทบุรี	Nonthaburi	*50,557*	*47,818*	410	468	482	359	295	326	399
7	ปทุมธานี	Pathum Thani	*34,572*	*33,481*	196	207	70	164	139	177	138
8	นครปฐม	Nakhon Pathom	*29,962*	*28,876*	194	158	167	145	148	128	145
9	ฉะเชิงเทรา	Chachoengsao	*27,602*	*26,157*	206	148	208	284	208	167	224
10	ระยอง	Rayong	*26,217*	*22,654*	524	647	217	680	445	136	414
11	ราชบุรี	Ratchaburi	*25,679*	*22,795*	216	299	314	137	389	50	378
12	สงขลา	Songkhla	*24,822*	*22,374*	396	301	272	327	470	312	370
13	พระนครศรีอยุธยา	Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya	*24,781*	*23,707*	221	217	206	134	80	110	106
14	สระบุรี	Saraburi	*23,138*	*21,412*	251	233	127	218	279	329	289
15	นครราชสีมา	Nakhon Ratchasima	*22,400*	*20,989*	168	212	162	178	163	200	328
16	นราธิวาส	Narathiwat	*19,052*	*16,762*	263	401	262	354	259	275	476
17	ปัตตานี	Pattani	*18,364*	*17,038*	178	261	125	215	189	175	183
18	ยะลา	Yala	*17,023*	*14,545*	402	366	118	295	376	444	477
19	เพชรบุรี	Phetchaburi	*16,936*	*16,165*	82	101	76	130	145	135	102
20	อุบลราชธานี	Ubon Ratchathani	*15,118*	*14,614*	90	69	53	64	91	76	61
21	บุรีรัมย์	Buriram	*14,984*	*14,427*	82	69	58	87	85	89	87
22	กาญจนบุรี	Kanchanaburi	*14,966*	*13,900*	158	163	150	68	181	183	163
23	สุรินทร์	Surin	*14,455*	*13,930*	110	150	53	49	44	56	63
24	ศรีสะเกษ	Sisaket	*14,280*	*13,775*	50	62	42	69	66	134	82
25	ปราจีนบุรี	Prachinburi	*13,059*	*10,651*	379	276	296	345	360	367	385
26	ตาก	Tak	*13,027*	*11,797*	210	197	144	175	144	197	163
27	ลพบุรี	Lopburi	*12,933*	*12,100*	129	119	97	106	131	122	129
28	นครศรีธรรมราช	Nakhon Si Thammarat	*11,657*	*9,756*	232	235	195	320	295	354	270
29	ร้อยเอ็ด	Roi Et	*11,585*	*11,276*	42	48	53	33	48	46	39
30	อุดรธานี	Udon Thani	*11,248*	*10,411*	169	69	138	104	116	100	141
31	ขอนแก่น	Khon Kaen	*10,647*	*9,822*	116	106	111	147	95	100	150
32	สุพรรณบุรี	Suphan Buri	*10,521*	*10,054*	74	45	47	58	83	68	82
33	สระแก้ว	Sa Kaeo	*10,365*	*9,600*	134	58	51	110	125	145	142
34	สุราษฎร์ธานี	Surat Thani	*9,812*	*8,491*	159	160	252	214	194	177	165
35	ประจวบคีรีขันธ์	Prachuap Khiri Khan	*9,481*	*8,978*	58	59	91	51	70	110	54
36	มหาสารคาม	Maha Sarakham	*9,220*	*8,982*	37	19	37	47	38	37	23
37	อ่างทอง	Ang Thong	*9,200*	*8,791*	58	79	45	29	63	72	63
38	นครสวรรค์	Nakhon Sawan	*9,177*	*8,508*	71	66	64	117	117	132	102
39	ชัยภูมิ	Chaiyaphum	*8,585*	*8,363*	37	43	20	19	38	39	26
40	นครนายก	Nakhon Nayok	*8,521*	*8,100*	63	12	41	112	82	32	79
41	สมุทรสงคราม	Samut Songkhram	*8,468*	*7,832*	84	95	98	94	96	72	97
42	จันทบุรี	Chanthaburi	*8,251*	*7,034*	219	119	159	208	209	142	161
43	ภูเก็ต	Phuket	*8,164*	*6,497*	229	245	249	220	244	236	235
44	เพชรบูรณ์	Phetchabun	*7,946*	*7,604*	58	44	41	23	61	41	74
45	ระนอง	Ranong	*7,927*	*7,241*	113	112	73	59	112	75	142
46	เชียงใหม่	Chiang Mai	*7,711*	*7,206*	133	162	196	54	192	126	42
47	กาฬสินธุ์	Kalasin	*7,429*	*7,208*	18	41	26	55	35	25	20
48	สกลนคร	Sakon Nakhon	*6,897*	*6,634*	59	27	29	30	30	34	54
49	ชุมพร	Chumphon	*6,773*	*5,596*	98	159	103	172	180	188	187
50	กำแพงเพชร	Kamphaeng Phet	*6,717*	*6,482*	50	39	28	34	35	25	24
51	สุโขทัย	Sukhothai	*5,062*	*4,779*	58	20	23	57	38	53	34
52	ยโสธร	Yasothon	*4,928*	*4,756*	44	20	13	9	26	38	22
53	ตรัง	Trang	*4,892*	*4,666*	42	29	30	23	26	45	31
54	นครพนม	Nakhon Phanom	*4,727*	*4,626*	11	20	25	14	14	8	9
55	พิษณุโลก	Phitsanulok	*4,275*	*4,034*	34	16	30	39	36	36	50
56	พิจิตร	Phichit	*3,909*	*3,647*	38	17	25	37	63	52	30
57	ตราด	Trat	*3,378*	*3,268*	29	38	74	104	76	134	95
58	หนองบัวลำภู	Nong Bua Lamphu	*3,651*	*3,570*	6	14	10	14	9	13	15
59	อุตรดิตถ์	Uttaradit	*3,642*	*3,421*	13	9	35	40	44	50	21
60	พัทลุง	Phatthalung	*3,552*	*3,261*	17	22	26	32	58	46	60
61	เชียงราย	Chiang Rai	*3,257*	*3,135*	17	17	13	26	18	14	17
62	หนองคาย	Nong Khai	*3,017*	*2,847*	18	17	15	21	12	58	29
63	กระบี่	Krabi	*2,811*	*2,303*	72	62	22	44	54	109	135
64	เลย	Loei	*2,773*	*2,716*	9	5	10	5	12	8	8
65	อุทัยธานี	Uthai Thani	*2,772*	*2,702*	14	13	6	10	8	11	8
66	อำนาจเจริญ	Amnat Charoen	*2,680*	*2,620*	11	6	5	8	6	8	16
67	สิงห์บุรี	Sing Buri	*2,432*	*2,280*	24	24	22	9	30	23	20
68	น่าน	Nan	*2,325*	*2,304*	3	3	2	4	3	6	0
69	ชัยนาท	Chai Nat	*2,174*	*2,084*	18	4	15	19	6	21	7
70	ลำปาง	Lampang	*2,121*	*2,093*	6	2	4	3	4	5	4
71	มุกดาหาร	Mukdahan	*1,991*	*1,933*	9	6	14	18	4	4	3
72	พังงา	Phang Nga	*1,882*	*1,408*	78	62	69	79	64	95	27
73	บึงกาฬ	Bueng Kan	*1,751*	*1,723*	4	3	1	2	8	8	2
74	พะเยา	Phayao	*1,703*	*1,667*	3	4	0	11	13	4	1
75	ลำพูน	Lamphun	*1,998*	*1,448*	91	27	24	31	20	9	48
76	สตูล	Satun	*1,521*	*1,385*	14	28	31	16	17	20	10
77	แพร่	Phrae	*1,501*	*1,446*	3	13	6	5	8	10	10
78	แม่ฮ่องสอน	Mae Hong Son	*537*	*430*	25	18	28	11	10	10	5

SOURCE: Department of Disease Control

Neill Fronde

Neill is a journalist from the United States with 10+ years broadcasting experience and national news and magazine publications. He graduated with a degree in journalism and communications from the University of California and has been living in Thailand since 2014.