Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 1,771 with 120 new infections

14:26, April 01, 2020

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 1,524 with 136 new infections

  Bangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Monday confirmed 136 new cases of the COVID-19, bringing the total to 1,524 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.Photo: Peoples Daily/Sun Guangyong1,400 people remain hospitalized, while more than 120 have recovered and returned home, and seven died from complications related to the disease, Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health announced.The Thai government has no plans to impose a curfew. But on Thursday, it enforced a state of emergency to ban the entry of foreigners and social gatherings.

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 1,651 with 127 new infections

  Photo: Peoples DailyBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Tuesday confirmed 127 new cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 1,651 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.Photo: Peoples DailyMore than 1,500 patients remain hospitalized, more than 130 have recovered and returned home, and ten died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.The Thai government has no plans to impose a curfew, but last Thursday enforced a state of emergency to ban the entry of foreign travelers and social gatherings.Photo: Peoples Daily

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 1978 with 103 new infections

  Photos: Peoples DailyBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Friday confirmed 103 new cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 1,978 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.1378 patients remain hospitalized, 581 have recovered and returned home, and 19 died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailands Ministry of Public Health.Thailand enforce national curfew from 10 pm to 4 am starting Friday. All nationals except medics, emergency workers and personnel delivering medical supplies and patients, are urged to stay at home.Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said the curfew is to better curb the spread of the pandemic due to the rising number of infections.