Hua Hin Forum

Big Boy wrote:I think you need to check which patients are being included in the stats before getting too excited. We have somebody in quarantine, recovering in the next room, and they are most certainly not included. I think you'll find it is more prevalent now than at any time over the past 2 years. Maybe check with your senior doctor friend at BH.

Oh I'm not excited and I don't need to check with anyone thanks. My previous post is a statement of fact

I'm merely comparing apples with apples on the published figures, as stated this week and last, but which you clearly object to because it doesn't suit your agenda but that's your prerogative.

But equally it's my prerogative to comment on the published data

All time high daily cases in Thailand circa 22,000 last August, now below 8000 per day around 36% of peak

Thank you for your input



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I can assure you, I have no agenda whatsoever. I'm neither anti or pro anything regarding Covid, With a victim laying alone just the other side of the bedroom door, I am purely reflecting fact, but what do facts have to do with it?

I'd invite you around to see for yourself, but my house is a no-go zone until 7th Feb. I will say no more about it.

We’ve all lived not knowing how accurate any figures are relating to Thailand - it would be nice to think that the published data bears some resemblance to the trends even if they’re way under-reported, but we’ll probably never know. From a personal perspective, I don’t worry too much either way - I’ve had 3 jabs so as well protected as I can be, I take reasonable precautions against exposure to unnecessary risks and that’s about it.


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I'm very sorry guys, but having a sick relative in the next room, and seeing what is happening regarding Covid reporting, I do not feel I can continue reporting the official daily numbers via my daily spreadsheet. To do so would be potentially spreading false information, which is not permitted. I apologise for any mis-information I might have already reported.

Incidentally, she is well on the road to recovery, and the rest of us (triple vaccinated) are testing negative.

Big Boy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 31, 2022 9:50 am I'm very sorry guys, but having a sick relative in the next room, and seeing what is happening regarding Covid reporting, I do not feel I can continue reporting the official daily numbers via my daily spreadsheet. To do so would be potentially spreading false information, which is not permitted. I apologise for any mis-information I might have already reported.

Incidentally, she is well on the road to recovery, and the rest of us (triple vaccinated) are testing negative.

Glad to hear that your relative is on the mend.

You, Pete and Joelle have done sterling work over the past 2 years in keeping us up to date with everything local, Covid wise. Hopefully as we look to be slowly moving towards the endgame, the ramping down of information will do nobody any harm.

Here’s looking forward to a brighter 2022!!

At the moment, with little or no official testing, bar entering the Country, I dont believe there is any end game for Thailand. Once or twice a week, my other half in Bkk tells me of another covid case linked to offices and staff she manages or visits. A little while back, this simply wasn't the case. She is tested officially with an AG(?) kit weekly and adds to that herself a couple of times a week.

The difference, as we are aware of and as demonstrated by BB's situation, is the severity of the effects.

As DB say's, all we can do is follow precautions, have the jabs, wear a mask and stay alert.

Health officials on Monday Jan 31 reported 52 new COVID-19 cases, 15 were found in Hua Hin.
Elsewhere in the province, 12 cases were found in Pranburi, 4 cases in Sam Roi Yot, zero cases in Kuiburi, 3 cases in Thap Sakae, 5 cases in Bang Saphan, zero cases in Bang Saphan Noi, and 13 cases in Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan. No new deaths.

Of the 22,680 cumulative total cases in the province, 376 are currently receiving treatment in hospital, while a total of 1,298 have made a full recovery and have already been discharged, since 1st January-2022.
Health officials say 6 patients are currently in a serious condition in hospital, while 370 are in what is described as a moderate condition in the hospital.
A further 314 people at Home & Community Isolation or are staying in quarantine.

Meanwhile, health officials have announced 922,854 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine have been provided in Prachuap Khiri Khan. Of those, 415,297 have received one dose and 392,348 have received both doses, and 108,183 people have received a third ‘booster’.

The fourth dose for medical personnel has begun, with 7,026 persons receiving it so far.

Link :
https://www.huahintoday.com/local-news/ ... n-hua-hin/

Health officials on Tuesday Feb 1 reported 48 new COVID-19 cases, of which 18 cases were found in Hua Hin. Elsewhere in the province, 10 cases were found in Pranburi, 4 cases in Sam Roi Yot, 2 cases in Kuiburi, 0 cases in Thap Sakae, 10 cases in Bang Saphan and 4 cases in Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan. No new deaths.

Of the 22,728 cumulative total cases in the province, 345 are currently receiving treatment in hospital, while a total of 1,367 have made a full recovery and have already been discharged.
Health officials say 6 patients are currently in a serious condition in hospital, while 339 are in what is described as a moderate condition in the hospital.
A further 333 people at Home & Community Isolation or are staying in quarantine.

Meanwhile, health officials have announced 923,897 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine have been provided in Prachuap Khiri Khan. Of those, 415,654 have received one dose and 392,449 have received both doses, and 108,183 people have received a third ‘booster’.
And, the fourth dose for medical personnel has begun, with 7,137 persons receiving it so far.

Health officials on Wednesday Feb 2 reported 55 new COVID-19 cases, of which 14 cases were found in Hua Hin. Elsewhere in the province, 11 cases were found in Pranburi, 10 cases in Sam Roi Yot, 2 cases in Kuiburi, 1 case in Thap Sakae, 8 cases in Bang Saphan and 9 cases in Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan. No new deaths.

Of the 22,783 cumulative total cases in the province, 344 are currently receiving treatment in hospital, while a total of 1,407 have made a full recovery and have already been discharged.
Health officials say 7 patients are currently in a serious condition in hospital, while 337 are in what is described as a moderate condition in the hospital.
A further 354 people are at Home & Community Isolation or are staying in quarantine.

Meanwhile, health officials have announced 925,794 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine have been provided in Prachuap Khiri Khan. Of those, 415,795 have received one dose and 392,721 have received both doses, and 109,421 people have received a third ‘booster’.
And, the fourth dose for medical personnel has begun, with 7,857 persons receiving it so far.

Health officials on Friday Feb 4 reported 83 new COVID-19 cases, of which 25 cases were found in Hua Hin (cluster​ Hua​ na​ market​ +2
/cluster​ 3bb​ internet​ staff​ +1). Elsewhere in the province, 13 cases were found in Pranburi, 10 cases in Sam Roi Yot, 5 cases in Kuiburi, 2 cases in Thap Sakae, 19 cases in Bang Saphan, 2 cases in Bang Saphan Noi, and 10 cases in Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan.
In addition, 1 case was found from someone who had travelled from abroad. No new deaths.

Of the 22,921 cumulative total cases in the province, 364 are currently receiving treatment in hospital, while a total of 1,613 have made a full recovery and have already been discharged.
Health officials say 10 patients are currently in a serious condition in hospital, while 354 are in what is described as a moderate condition in the hospital.
A further 263 people are at Home & Community Isolation or are staying in quarantine.

Meanwhile, health officials have announced 932,034 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine have been provided in Prachuap Khiri Khan.
Of those, 416,436 have received one dose and 393,017 have received both doses, and 114,133 people have received a third ‘booster’.
The fourth dose for medical personnel has begun, with 8,448 persons receiving it so far.

First mention I've seen of a cluster in Hua Na market. It's just a couple of minutes away from me and visited daily. No signs warning of infections at the market and it remains open every day.
The cluster showed just +2 today. That implies there were more earlier.

Anyone know more?

It has been mentioned quite regularly. Nobody can be sure, but that is where my daughter-in-law thinks she caught it.

My fault for being too lazy to read the detail. Thanks for that although nobody here knows anything about it. Life has continued as normal at the market.

COVID-19 Situation of​ 5 Febr​uary​ 2022​
PrachuapKhiriKhan province
New cases: 96
———————————
Hua Hin: +35
Pranburi​: +21
Samroiyod​: +5
Kuiburi​: +13
Prachuap​Khiri​Khan​: +7
Thapsakea​: +3
Bangsapan​ : +10
Bangsapan​Noi​: +2

8 of​ 96 cases​ infected​ from​ other​ province

COVID-19 Situation of​ 6 Febr​uary​ 2022​
PrachuapKhiriKhan province
New cases: 113
———————————
Hua Hin: +22
-cluster​ family​ eating​ together​ soi102​ : +8
-3bb​ ​internet​ staff : +1
Pranburi​: +27
Samroiyod​: +23
Kuiburi​: +19
Prachuap​Khiri​Khan​: +5
Thapsakea​: +2
Bangsapan​ : +15

8 of​ 113 cases​ infected​ from​ other​ province