Grim warning amid COVID surge
Grim warning amid COVID surge
THAILAND: More than 28,000 people could be infected by COVID-19 per day over the next month if no disease control measures are put in place during the current spike, which is thought to be more severe than the previous two rounds, a senior public health official warned yesterday (Apr 11).
Monday 12 April 2021, 08:38AM
Bangkok City Hall provides COVID-19 vaccination to people at the public health service centre set up at Wat That Thong on April 6. Photo: Bangkok Post.
The Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) reported 967 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, the most ever diagnosed in 24 hours in the kingdom.
Grim Covid warning A member of the military and a worker carry a bed frame at a Covid-19 field facility at Ratchaphiphat Hospital in Bangkok on Saturday. (Bloomberg photo)
More than 28,000 people could become infected with Covid-19 per day over the next month if no disease control measures are put in place.
A senior public health official gave the dire warning on Sunday in light of the current spike in cases, which is thought to be more severe than the previous two upsurges.
The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) reported 967 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday, the most ever diagnosed in 24 hours in Thailand.