Saturday, August 7, 2021, 8:08 p.m.
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The total number of Covid-19 cases in Lopburi province has risen again today, adding 289 more people, while the death toll has increased accordingly. 4 more deaths today, making the cumulative total more than half a hundred.
August 7, 2021 for the situation of the Covid-19 epidemic. Lopburi province is still in crisis again after the number of infected people started to rise again. After two days of decline, today there are 289 cases, bringing the cumulative total to 6,569, bringing the total to 10,000.
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As of today, 49 people have recovered, with a total of 2,753 recoveries, of which 39 are from the provinces, 21 have returned to their hometowns, 71 are from the provinces. 158 people in the quarantine, but the most worrying thing is that the number of infected people has died every day to more than half a hundred. 4 more deaths today. The first case is a 71-year-old male, villagers in Village No. 1, Khao Sam Yot Subdistrict. Mueang Lopburi District have a congenital disease Stroke case 2, male, 67 years old, villagers in Village No. 3, Huai Pong Subdistrict, Khok Samrong District No congenital disease, Case 3, female, 97 years old, villagers in Village No. 8, Don Pho Sub-district, Mueang Lop Buri District Congenital disease, high blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, case 4, male, 28 years old, villagers in Village No. 1 Khao Sam Yot Subdistrict Mueang Lopburi District Making the cumulative number of deaths this time in Lopburi province is 53 people.
On the side of Mr. Niwat Rungsakorn, Lopburi Governor, together with Mrs. Watcharaphon Rungsakorn, Prime Minister of the Red Cross of Lopburi Province Visit the area to support and give food to medical personnel who perform duties to take care of patients infected with the Coronavirus 2019 (Covid-19) at 2 points as follows:
1. Royal Thai Air Force Field Hospital, Wing 2 by Tha Wung Hospital Lopburi Province which can accommodate 400 patients.
2. Sanam Hospital, Lopburi Province by Phra Narai Maharaj Hospital at the 1st Infantry Battalion Building, which can accommodate 50 beds.
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