COVID-19 SUNDAY: 53 deaths, 7,960 infections, provincial data

PHOTO: November 7 Covid-19 Update (via The Thaiger)

Today, the CCSA reported 7,960 new Covid-19 infections, down 507 since yesterday, and 53 Coronavirus-related deaths, down 16 from yesterday. Since April 1, in the latest wave of the virus in Thailand, a total of 1,939,126 confirmed Covid-19 infections have been reported.

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In the 24 hour period since the last count, the CCSA has reported 6,950 recoveries, up 1,338 from yesterday. There are now 98,367 people currently receiving treatment for Covid-19, up 957 from yesterday, including 2,048 in the ICU and 449 on ventilators.

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Of the new Covid-19 infections, 427 were found in correctional facilities, 215 were identified by community testing, and 7,307 were uncovered by walk-in testing. 1,605 antigen test kits were used, though their results are officially considered inconclusive.

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COVID-19 VACCINATIONS

While the official figures from the Department of Disease Control have been changed and revised frequently, with daily figures sometimes being changed by hundreds of thousands of vaccines, the below represents the most current information on Covid-19 vaccinations the DDC has released, however accurate it may be.

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COVID-19 PROVINCIAL TOTALS

As Thailand’s reopening gets underway, the country focuses on Covid-19 infections in tourist provinces. Phuket saw one new death and 55 new infections in the last 24 hours, with one new Sandbox infection and no new infections in the Test & Go or other entry schemes. A total of 15,597 total infections and 124 deaths (included 55 in September, 44 in October, and 5 in November) have been recorded in the provinces since the start of the third wave in April. Hospitalisations have dropped to 643 people, steadily declining.

Chon Buri has seen falling numbers as well, down for the 1,000 range last month to just 249 in the last 24 hours, though there were 3 new deaths again today, with an average age of 72 years old. 970 people were released from medical care with 3,456 still remaining. 733 people total have died in the third wave of Covid-19 with 103,242 total infections.

Prachuap Khiri Khan, Hua Hin’s province, saw a sharp increase to 204 infections today after falling several days in a row to 82 yesterday. Some key tourist provincial totals over the past week:

7NOV Covid-19 Tourist Provinces

No provinces were reported yesterday without any new Covid-19 in today’s report, and of note, the spike in cases in Mae Hong Son, with 41 infections today, was replaced today by Phrae as the province with the least Covid-19 in Thailand. 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 736 â–¼ 404,691
28 Chiang Mai 482 â–¼ 19,289
5 Prisons 427 â–¼ 77,483
7 Songkhla 417 â–¼ 50,389
10 Pattani 408 â–¼ 40,029
16 Nakhon Si Thammarat 392 â–¼ 32,443
12 Narathiwat 348 â–² 37,972
8 Yala 344 â–² 43,055
3 Chonburi 249 â–¼ 103,249
2 Samut Prakan 216 â–² 124,026

 

Full provincial Covid-19 figures are below:

RANK CENTRAL PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
1 Bangkok 736 â–¼ 404,691
2 Samut Prakan 216 â–² 124,026
4 Samut Sakhon 53 â–² 92,821
6 Nonthaburi 110 • 57,603
11 Pathum Thani 81 â–² 38,643
14 Nakhon Pathom 30 â–¼ 33,784
17 Saraburi 79 â–¼ 30,345
18 Ayutthaya 113 â–² 29,968
32 Lopburi 69 â–² 16,642
37 Nakhon Sawan 60 â–¼ 14,782
38 Suphan Buri 48 â–² 13,353
43 Ang Thong 29 â–² 10,701
44 Samut Songkhram 22 â–¼ 10,464
45 Nakhon Nayok 30 â–² 10,419
46 Phetchabun 19 â–¼ 10,115
52 Kamphaeng Phet 14 â–² 7,783
55 Phitsanulok 92 â–² 6,501
56 Sukhothai 17 â–¼ 5,866
60 Phichit 23 â–¼ 4,934
67 Uthai Thani 1 â–¼ 3,127
68 Sing Buri 10 â–¼ 2,998
72 Chai Nat 8 â–¼ 2,529
RANK EASTERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
3 Chonburi 249 â–¼ 103,249
9 Rayong 167 â–² 42,277
15 Chachoengsao 108 â–² 33,112
20 Prachinburi 106 â–¼ 23,142
26 Chanthaburi 157 â–² 19,553
36 Sa Kaeo 79 â–¼ 14,841
53 Trat 38 â–¼ 7,766
RANK NORTHERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
28 Chiang Mai 482 â–¼ 19,289
62 Chiang Rai 25 â–¼ 4,513
63 Uttaradit 16 â–² 4,303
70 Lamphun 13 â–² 2,828
71 Lampang 32 â–² 2,764
73 Nan 3 â–² 2,468
75 Phayao 4 â–¼ 2,120
77 Mae Hong Son 41 â–² 1,839
78 Phrae 6 â–¼ 1,837
RANK NORTHEASTERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
19 Nakhon Ratchasima 100 â–² 29,758
25 Khon Kaen 130 â–¼ 19,592
27 Ubon Ratchathani 76 â–² 19,344
29 Udon Thani 57 â–¼ 18,409
30 Buriram 23 â–¼ 16,935
31 Surin 29 â–¼ 16,913
33 Sisaket 27 â–² 16,297
40 Roi Et 17 â–² 12,676
42 Maha Sarakham 19 â–¼ 10,940
47 Chaiyaphum 31 â–² 10,046
50 Kalasin 23 â–¼ 9,184
54 Sakon Nakhon 12 â–¼ 7,718
58 Yasothon 1 â–¼ 5,331
61 Nakhon Phanom 21 â–² 4,906
64 Nong Bua Lamphu 15 â–² 4,257
65 Nong Khai 33 • 4,023
66 Loei 31 • 3,923
69 Amnat Charoen 7 â–² 2,942
74 Mukdahan 5 â–¼ 2,340
76 Bueng Kan 13 â–² 2,071
RANK SOUTHERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
7 Songkhla 417 â–¼ 50,389
8 Yala 344 â–² 43,055
10 Pattani 408 â–¼ 40,029
12 Narathiwat 348 â–² 37,972
16 Nakhon Si Thammarat 392 â–¼ 32,443
24 Surat Thani 147 â–¼ 20,030
35 Phuket 55 â–¼ 15,240
39 Chumphon 67 â–² 13,053
41 Trang 169 â–¼ 12,588
48 Ranong 8 â–² 9,458
49 Phatthalung 150 â–² 9,400
51 Krabi 90 â–¼ 8,257
57 Satun 96 • 5,349
59 Phang Nga 60 â–¼ 5,163
RANK WESTERN PROVINCES TODAY TOTAL
13 Ratchaburi 194 â–² 37,864
21 Phetchaburi 99 â–² 22,637
22 Tak 119 â–¼ 22,048
23 Kanchanaburi 99 â–² 21,404
34 Prachuap Khiri Khan 204 â–² 16,235
RANK PRISONS TODAY TOTAL
5 Prisons 427 â–¼ 77,483

 

SOURCE: DDC and CCSA

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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.

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