Chon Buri sees lowest amount of daily Covid infections since latest wave began

Ann CarterPublished: 11:14, 12 May 2021| Updated: 14:50, 23 December 2023

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Chon Buri province, which features Pattaya, is seeing the lowest amount of daily Covid infections today, at 57, since the latest wave began in early April. Now, the total amount of cases in the province is 3,491 since April 9th. 1,430 are still listed as in medical care, with 10 deaths. 2,051 people have been released from care and have fully recovered. 112 people were released yesterday alone.

The infections by district are as follows:

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Phan Thong- 6

Details of the infections include:

-12 close contacts in family members from previous cases

-6 co-workers at employment venues

-39 cases under investigation

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320 close contacts were tested through contact-tracing, and 485 people were tested proactively over the past day. All are waiting for test results. Chonburi Public Health Department officials say that almost all of the new infections are being spread by private gatherings, mostly small groups of 2 to 3 people. They continue to request that people not participate in any activities with anyone outside of their own household and continue to work from home if possible and avoid public places.

Chon Buri is releasing a Covid-19 timeline of a recent market cluster that is seeing 19 cases of the virus so far. The Chonburi Public Health Office is asking those who visited the places listed below, to notify health authorities and monitor their health for Covid symptoms.

The following is an English version of the timeline, translated by The Pattaya News:

Phra Phrom Market in Nong Kham, Si Racha on May 1 from 9:30am to 11am
Thong Lang Market in Khlong Tamru, Mueang Chonburi on May 1 from 3pm to 8pm
Thong Kung Klong Tom Market in Na Pa, Mueang Chonburi on May 7 from 3pm to 8 pm

The health department is requesting for anyone who has respiratory symptoms and/or a fever within 14 days after visiting any of the places listed in the timeline, to go to a hospital and inform them you were around the area(s) which featured Covid infections.

Yesterday, the province reported 73 infections and 1 death. No details have been released on that case yet. This week will also see wider scale testing at factories and high-risk occupations in the province.

SOURCE: The Pattaya News

Ann Carter

Ann Carter is an award-winning journalist from the United States with over 12 years experience in print and broadcast news. Her work has been featured in America, China and Thailand as she has worked internationally at major news stations as a writer and producer. Carter graduated from the Walter Williams Missouri School of Journalism in the USA.