FPO reveals 87 cases of COVID-19 infected mother clusters found in several provinces Because there is a trade trip
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Dr. Apisamai Srirangsan or Dr. Burt, an assistant spokesman for the Coronavirus Disease Situation Management Center 2019 or STC, reports the number of COVID-19 cases, February 8, 2021. 186 new infections, 23,557 cumulative infections, 17,410 missing cases, no additional deaths found today. By today, infected people were found in 7 provinces
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At one point during the press conference, Dr. Apisamai reported that a new cluster was formed from a pig mother who had a home in Amphawa. Samut Songkhram Province This resulted in 87 people infected from this cluster.
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From the investigation traveling to many provinces Because the woman went to pick up pork at Photharam District, Ratchaburi Province and went to sell things at the Railway Market, Samut Sakhon Province on January 28, ’64 found that the woman detected COVID-19. Then the family Start going for screening Because he was at high risk and found that one daughter-in-law was infected with COVID on January 30.
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The interesting thing from this cluster is that this female trader receives pigs from Ratchaburi. Went to sell in Samut Sakhon Travel back home to Amphawa, Samut Songkhram, there is a round trip like this all the time. Causing stakeholders in the provinces, in the family market, communities from January 30 to February 4, there were reports of COVID-19 cases. That is considered to be the same cluster, 87 people and in 87 people are linked to many provinces because at the market there will be many similar vendors. Is home in one But came to trade in another province And have traveled by public transport May be a factor as well Which wants to follow up reporting in the afternoon
For this cluster One cluster found that there were 87 infected cases, divided into provinces: 22, Samut Sakhon, 5 Phetchaburi, 1 Bangkok, 1 Ratchaburi, 1 Suphanburi, and 3 others, unable to identify the province. Since it is traveling back and forth across the province
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