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Monday Covid Update: 6,166 new cases, Delta variant on the rise, provincial totals


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The latest and most severe wave of Covid-19 continues to rise with 6,166 new Covid-19 cases and 50 coronavirus-related deaths reported today by the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration. Since the start of the pandemic last year, the CCSA has reported a total of 289,233 confirmed Covid-19 infections and 2,276 virus-related deaths. Of those numbers, 260,370 cases and 2,182 were recorded after April 1 in the current wave of infections. The rapid-spreading Delta variant of the virus, first found in India, is becoming more prevalent in Thailand, particularly in Bangkok, according to Ministry of Foreign Affairs Department of Information News […]

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some doctors and health care workers
probably really "believe",
corona virus is dangerous as in a pandemic.
let people think for over 1 year,
is a panic situation, is not humanly.

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What happened to the east ( prachinburi, sa kaeo, chantaburi, and some other provinces) this area was left out before in the provincel totals 

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