BANGKOK: Thailand reported 35 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday (Mar 18), taking its total infections to 212, a disease control official said.
The southeast Asian nation has recorded one death since the outbreak began, with 42 patients having recovered and gone home, while 169 are still in hospital.
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Wednesday's cases fall into two groups, one linked to earlier cases and the other mostly with overseas connections, Suwannachai Wattanayingcharoenchai, the director-general of the disease control department, told a news conference.
One group of 29 cases includes four from an entertainment venue and 13 from a crowded boxing match, both in the capital, Bangkok, while 12 came into contact with recorded patients, Suwannachai said.
A second group of six new cases includes one arrival from neighbouring Cambodia, he added.
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BANGKOK: Thailand reported 35 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday (Mar 18), taking its total infections to 212, a disease control official said.
The southeast Asian nation has recorded one death since the outbreak began, with 42 patients having recovered and gone home, while 169 are still in hospital.
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Wednesday's cases fall into two groups, one linked to earlier cases and the other mostly with overseas connections, Suwannachai Wattanayingcharoenchai, the director-general of the disease control department, told a news conference.
One group of 29 cases includes four from an entertainment venue and 13 from a crowded boxing match, both in the capital, Bangkok, while 12 came into contact with recorded patients, Suwannachai said.
A second group of six new cases includes one arrival from neighbouring Cambodia, he added.
