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Of the 32 patients exposed to the disease on visits to high-risk areas, 20 were in Bangkok, seven in Samut Sakhon, 3 in Samut Prakan and two in Pathum Thani.
Meanwhile, proactive testing led to the discovery of 26 cases: 12 in Bangkok, nine in Samut Sakhon, two in Samut Pakran and Nonthaburi and one in Ratchaburi.
Of the travelers, nine were Thai, two from India, the United States and the United Arab Emirates, and one from Russia, Bulgaria, Ethiopia and Kuwait.
The 94th death was a 75-year-old patient from Bangkok suffering from thyroid disease, high blood pressure and pituitary tumor. Probably inflamed through the 4 members of his circle of relatives who tested positive. He tested positive on March 23 and admitted to hospital after coughing and phlegm, his condition continued to worsen and he died on March 27.
During this time, 103 patients recovered and were discharged.
According to Worldometer, as of Sunday’s 10 a. m. m. , the number of international shows had increased to 127. 28 million (from 589097), 102. 56 million recovered, 21. 98 million were active (93080 seriously) and 2. 79 million died (up to 9,760).
Thailand ranks 116th on the global list of top cases, leading the United States with 30. 91 million, followed by Brazil 12. 49 million, India 11. 97 million, Russia 4. 51 million and France 4. 5 million.
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