2,025 new Covid cases, 20 more deaths

Tourists visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha in Bangkok on Friday. (Photo: Apichart Jinakul)
Visitors visit the Temple from the Emerald Buddha within Bangkok on Fri. (Photo: Apichart Jinakul)

The country registered 20 a lot more Covid-19 fatalities plus 2, 025 new cases during the earlier 24 hours, the Public Health Ministry announced upon Saturday morning.

This compared with the 23 coronavirus-related fatalities and one, 795 new instances reported on Friday morning.

The ministry reported that the new situation numbers did not consist of 149, 537 good success from antigen checks conducted outside hospitals and other medical configurations between July 3 or more and 9, 2022.

The newest case numbers did not include 3, 489 positive results from antigen tests over the previous 24 hours, which would raise the total to 5, 997.  

The new infections announced Saturday made up 2, 013 in the general population, 10 among prison inmates and two brought in cases.

Screenshot through https://epidemic-stats.com/coronavirus/thailand

As of midnight Fri, a total of twenty three, 867 people were receiving Covid-19 treatment (down from 24, 043 the previous day), which includes 10, 511 within hospitals (up through 10, 377). Among the remainder, 960 had been in field private hospitals or hospitel facilities (down from 1, 109) and twelve, 365 in home/community isolation (down through 12, 517) while 31 others are not specified.

Of those in hospital, 785 were significantly ill patients along with lung inflammation (down from 789), and 352 were determined by ventilators (up from 348).

Screenshot through https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/thailand/

The 24-hour time period also saw two, 181 patients discharged from hospitals right after recovering.

Since the pandemic were only available in early 2020, there have been 4, 557, 001 Covid  cases, including 2, 333, 566 this year, with four, 502, 156 complete recoveries to date.

The gathered death toll was at 30, 681 since the beginning of the outbreak, including 9, 280 so far this year.