Covid-19 Saturday Update: 10,648 cases, 82 deaths, provincial data

Photo of Neill Fronde Neill FrondePublished: 14:51, 16 October 2021| Updated: 09:24, 17 October 2021
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16OCT Covid-19 Update
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Today, the CCSA reported 10,648 new Covid-19 infections, a change of +162 since yesterday, and 82 Coronavirus-related deaths, a change of -12 from yesterday. Since April 1, in the latest wave of the virus in Thailand, a total of 1,743,975 confirmed Covid-19 infections have been reported.

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In the 24 hour period since the last count, the CCSA has reported 10,794 recoveries, a change of +83 from yesterday. There are now 107,378 people currently receiving treatment for Covid-19, a change of -228 from yesterday, including 2,845 in the ICU and 668 on ventilators.

 

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Of the new Covid-19 infections, 111 were found in correctional facilities, 650 were identified by community testing, and 9,873 were uncovered by walk-in testing. 2,065 antigen test kits were used, though their results are officially considered inconclusive.

 

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PROVINCIAL COVID-19 NUMBERS

3 provinces reported no new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours: Nakhon Phanom, Sing Buri, and Nan.

Provinces that increased their ranking in most Covid-19 infections: Rayong, Narathiwat, Surat Thani, Khon Kaen, Chiang Mai, Maha Sarakham, Phetchabun, Satun

The provinces with the highest number of new Covid-19 infections over the last 24 hours are as follows:

PROVINCE TODAY FROM YESTERDAY TOTAL
1 Bangkok 1,077 ▼ 385,764
11 Yala 664 ▼ 33,485
7 Songkhla 621 ▼ 38,133
15 Pattani 561 ▼ 28,712
48 Kalasin 484 ▼ 8,809
3 Chonburi 470 ▲ 96,252
14 Narathiwat 459 ▼ 31,145
2 Samut Prakan 380 ▼ 118,092
19 Nakhon Si Thammarat 369 ▲ 21,507
32 Chanthaburi 350 ▲ 15,402

 

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Full provincial figures are below:

CENTRAL PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
1 Bangkok 1,077 🠕 385,764
2 Samut Prakan 380 🠕 118,092
4 Samut Sakhon 106 🠕 91,036
6 Nonthaburi 127 🠗 55,465
9 Pathum Thani 91 🠕 37,189
12 Nakhon Pathom 62 🠗 32,574
16 Ayutthaya 96 🠗 28,112
17 Saraburi 137 🠗 28,034
31 Lopburi 82 🠗 15,432
35 Suphan Buri 84 🠗 12,423
36 Nakhon Sawan 146 🠕 12,317
42 Ang Thong 15 🠗 10,354
43 Samut Songkhram 48 🠗 9,920
44 Nakhon Nayok 85 🠕 9,838
46 Phetchabun 71 🠕 9,136
51 Kamphaeng Phet 8 🠗 7,378
55 Sukhothai 25 🠕 5,567
56 Phitsanulok 29 🠕 5,415
59 Phichit 33 🠕 4,442
66 Uthai Thani 3 🠗 3,063
69 Sing Buri 0 🠗 2,738
73 Chai Nat 2 • 2,315

 

 

NORTHEASTERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
18 Nakhon Ratchasima 195 🠕 27,467
24 Ubon Ratchathani 73 🠗 17,658
25 Buriram 32 🠗 16,275
26 Surin 109 🠕 15,928
27 Udon Thani 133 🠗 15,691
29 Khon Kaen 255 🠕 15,579
30 Sisaket 29 🠗 15,559
37 Roi Et 18 🠗 12,177
41 Maha Sarakham 34 🠕 10,365
45 Chaiyaphum 49 🠕 9,524
48 Kalasin 484 🠕 8,809
50 Sakon Nakhon 25 🠕 7,472
57 Yasothon 8 🠗 5,137
58 Nakhon Phanom 0 🠗 4,846
61 Nong Bua Lamphu 14 🠕 4,049
64 Nong Khai 10 🠕 3,353
65 Loei 24 🠗 3,346
68 Amnat Charoen 10 🠕 2,866
74 Mukdahan 5 🠕 2,180
75 Bueng Kan 10 🠕 1,871

 

SOUTHERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
7 Songkhla 621 🠕 38,133
11 Yala 664 🠗 33,485
13 Narathiwat 459 🠗 31,145
15 Pattani 561 🠗 28,712
19 Nakhon Si Thammarat 369 🠗 21,507
28 Surat Thani 181 🠗 15,667
33 Phuket 153 🠕 13,262
40 Chumphon 161 🠕 10,979
47 Ranong 26 🠕 9,108
49 Trang 189 🠕 7,646
52 Krabi 81 🠗 6,263
54 Phatthalung 129 🠗 6,108
63 Phang Nga 94 🠕 3,671
67 Satun 98 • 2,942

 

NORTHERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
39 Chiang Mai 278 🠕 11,057
60 Uttaradit 12 🠗 4,082
62 Chiang Rai 41 🠕 3,952
70 Lamphun 23 🠗 2,505
71 Lampang 21 🠗 2,471
72 Nan 0 🠗 2,376
76 Phayao 11 🠕 1,770
77 Phrae 4 🠕 1,648
78 Mae Hong Son 44 🠗 1,210

 

EASTERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
3 Chonburi 470 🠕 96,252
8 Rayong 325 🠕 37,209
14 Chachoengsao 83 🠗 31,130
21 Prachinburi 225 🠕 20,040
32 Chanthaburi 350 🠕 15,402
34 Sa Kaeo 114 🠕 12,951
53 Trat 93 🠕 6,222

 

WESTERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
5 Prisons 111 🠗 71,836
10 Ratchaburi 241 🠗 33,862
20 Phetchaburi 121 🠕 20,122
22 Kanchanaburi 110 🠗 19,004
23 Tak 232 🠕 18,477
38 Prachuap Khiri Khan 151 🠕 12,174

 

SOURCE: DDC

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