Covid-19 infection in the area of Chonburi Province on October 28, 64, the Public Relations Office of Chonburi Province reported.
1. 375 new cases of Covid-19, bringing the total number of infected people to 100,158.
– Sriracha district found the most infected with 99 people
– Muang district is the second most infected area with 93 people.
– Sattahip district infected with 54 people
Details of new infections
1. People who live in Rayong 21 people came to receive treatment in Chonburi province, collecting 4,359 people, and in other provinces, collecting 1,736 people.
2. Cluster in Naval Area, Sattahip District, 11 people, collecting 1,346 people
2.1 9 naval officers
2.2 2 conscripts
3. Cluster Construction Camp, Rai Kothong Construction and Service Co., Ltd., Sriracha District, 10 people, collecting 32 people.
4. Cluster Construction Camp, De Delight Maritime and Consultants Company Limited, Sriracha District, 7 people, collecting 13 people.
5. Cluster Makita Manufacturing (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Sriracha District, 6 people, collecting 8 people
6. Cluster power plant site, B.Grimm Power Public Company Limited, Sriracha District, 4 people, collecting 4 people
7. A risky career, meeting a lot of 10 people.
8. 5 medical personnel
9. Provide a history of traveling from provincial risk areas (Rayong Province) 4 people
10. Touch the confirmed patient
10.1 In a family of 121 people
10.2 out of 75 workplaces
10.3 5 close people
10.4 Join a party, 1 person
11. Touch the confirmed patient (Under investigation) 19 people
12. Under investigation for 76 people
2. 2 deaths, bringing the cumulative death toll to 708
– Both of the new deaths were family contacts of the previous confirmed cases. A common risk factor for disease severity leading to death was the elderly. and have congenital diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure hyperlipidemia And both of them had no history of vaccination.
3. We are treating 5,770 people.
4. Healed 198 people.
5. Healed, accumulated 93,680 people.
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CR:News-Pictures, Chonburi Provincial Public Relations Office
