Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 3,025 with 7 new infections

14:11, May 15, 2020

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 3,033 with 2 new infections

  Bangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Tuesday confirmed 2 new cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 3,033 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.(Photo: Sun Guangyong/Peoples Daily)A total of 120 patients remain hospitalized, 2,857 have recovered and returned home, and 56 died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.Thailand has enforced a national curfew since April 3. All nationals except medics, emergency workers and personnel delivering medical supplies and patients, have been urged to stay at home.The national coronavirus response authority decided to extend the state of emergency until May 31 as the curfew and other travel restrictions have slowed the spread of disease.Open-air markets, sports grounds, restaurants and other public venues have reopened on May 3.Wholesale markets, conference centers and swimming pools resumed operation on May 17, part of a phased plan of reopening the country.

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 3,034 with 1 new infections

  Photo: Sun GuangyongBangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Wednesday confirmed one new case of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 3,034 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.A total of 90 patients remain hospitalized, 2,888 have recovered and returned home, and 56 died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.Thailand has enforced a national curfew since April 3. All nationals except medics, emergency workers and personnel delivering medical supplies and patients, have been urged to stay at home.The national coronavirus response authority decided to extend the state of emergency for another month until May 31 as the curfew and other travel restrictions have slowed the spread of disease.The Thai government allowed hopping malls and restaurants to reopen on May 17. Wholesale markets, conference centers and swimming pools will also resume operations on the same day as part of a phased plan to reopen the country.

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  Thailand’s COVID-19 cases rise to 3,018 with 1 new infection

  Bangkok (Peoples Daily) - Thailand on Thursday confirmed one new case of the COVID-19 coronavirus, bringing the total to 3,018 since the virus first arrived in the kingdom in January.(Photo: Sun Guangyong/Peoples Daily)A total of 112 patients remain hospitalized, 2,850 have recovered and returned home, and 56 died from complications related to the disease, according to Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health.Thailand has enforced a national curfew since April 3. All nationals except medics, emergency workers and personnel delivering medical supplies and patients, are urged to stay at home.The national coronavirus response authority decided to extend the state of emergency for another month until May 31 as the curfew and other travel restrictions have slowed the spread of disease.Open-air markets, sports grounds and other public venues have been allowed since May 3.