PCC reveals 70 more Thai cases of COVID are sick Mostly in Samut Sakhon
February 28, 2021 time 12:51
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The Royal Thai Police revealed 70 more cases of COVID, most of them from the surveillance system and the service system in Samut Sakhon, while 106 more patients were recovered.
On February 28, 64, the COVID-19 Situation Center (FPO) reported the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak. In the country of the day as follows
– 70 new cases were found, consisting of domestic infections from the surveillance system and the service system, 43 from Samut Sakhon province, 39 cases, Pathum Thani 2 cases, Chonburi 1 case, and Nakhon Pathom 1 case.
– 19 of the proactive community finding cases were from Samut Sakhon Province, 10 and Pathum Thani, 9 and those who arrived from overseas and stayed in state-provided quarantine facilities, eight from the United Arab Emirates. Emirates 3 cases, Germany 2 cases, Canada 1 case, Switzerland 1 case, and the United States 1 case.
– The latest cumulative number of confirmed cases in the country is 25,951, divided into 8,664 domestic infectious patients and 14,517 proactive screening and 2,770 international arrivals.
– 25,128 recovered patients, an increase of 106
– No more casualties The cumulative amount is 83 cases.
– The situation of the global COVID-19 outbreak has accumulated a total of 114,365,592 infected cases and 2,536,703 deaths by the United States. It has the highest number of cases 29,202,824, second in India, 11,096,440, third in Brazil, 10,517,232, fourth in Russia, 4,234,720 and fifth in the UK, 4,170,519.
– Thailand is ranked 114
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