Chon Buri reports a decline in daily Covid-19 infections – Tuesday, 91

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Chon Buri province, which includes Pattaya, is seeing a general decline in the amount of daily Covid-19 infections today. 91 were reported today. Yesterday, the number of infections reported in the province was 153.

The total amount of infections in the province since the third wave began at the start of April, sits at 2,855, with 1,611 still in medical care in the province. There have been 7 recorded deaths since the beginning of April. 1,237 people in total have now been released from medical care, with over 100 people being released yesterday alone.

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City area of Chon Buri – 25
Si Racha – 16
Bang Lamung (includes Pattaya) – 18
Phanat Nikhom – 2
Sattahip – 2
Ban Bueng – 1
Pan Thong – 4
Koh Jan – 6
Nong Yai – 2
5 patients from other provinces transferred to Chonburi for medical care.
In the last day, a total of 242 close contacts were tested through contact tracing, and 1231 people were tested by proactive testing. Another 715 people were tested from Royal mobile testing vans. All are waiting for the test results.

Chon Buri officials are asking people to continue to stay home, socially distance, and follow other Covid-19 related measures to control the situation. Chon Buri officially became a deep red zone according to a government zoning program based on Covid-19 cases, which brings additional restrictions for at least 2 weeks, like the closure of dine-in at restaurants.

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Chon Buri Public Health officials say a sharp increase of cases being traced from family members and home gatherings are being found, warning residents that the majority of cases are now from homes and not businesses. They say that the vast majority of cases are asymptomatic and many people did not know they were infected.

SOURCE: The Pattaya News

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