Thailand COVID-19 cases rise to 2,826, 15 new infections

12:57, April 22, 2020

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  Thailand COVID-19 cases rise to 2,854, 15 new infections

  Bangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Friday confirmed 15 new cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 2,854 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.Photo: Peoples Daily/Sun Guangyong314 patients remain hospitalized, 2,490 have recovered and returned home, and 50 died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.Thailand enforced national curfew from 10 pm to 4 am starting April 3. All nationals except medics, emergency workers and personnel delivering medical supplies and patients, are urged to stay at home. There are about 1,000 checkpoints in the country.The pace of new infections has decreased to about 20 a day from 100 before the curfew was put in place.

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 2,922 with 15 new infections

  Photo: Sun Guangyong/Peoples DailyBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Sunday confirmed 15 new coronavirus cases, bringing the total to 2,922 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.A total of 277 patients remain hospitalized, 2,594 have recovered and returned home, and 51 died, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.Thailand enforces a national curfew from 10 pm to 4 am that started on April 3. Everyone except medical and emergency workers and personnel delivering medical supplies and patients are urged to stay at home. There are about 1,000 police checkpoints around the whole country.The Thai government has restricted traffic and activities to control the pandemic, banned people from entering the country until April 30, and only has allowed the entry of authorized citizens, who are subject to a 14-day quarantine after arrival.

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  Thailand COVID-19 cases rise to 2,811, 19 new infections

  Bangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Tuesday confirmed 19 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 2,811 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.(Photo provided to Peoples Daily)655 patients remain hospitalized,2,108 have recovered and returned home, and 48 died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.Thailand enforced a national curfew from 10 pm to 4 am starting April 3.There are about 1,000 checkpoints in the country.The Thai government has restricted traffic and activities to control the pandemic, and banned people from entering the country until April 30 and only allows the entry of authorized citizens, which are subject to a 14-day quarantine after arrival.