Thailand starts the week with another 22 more fatalities, 1,630 Covid-19 new as total now goes above 85,000


Residents of the Klong Toey area, a neighborhood with a recent rise in coronavirus cases, waiting to receive Sinovac Covid-19 and the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines in Bangkok, Thailand, Monday, May 10,2021. The health authorities in Thailand said Monday they have confirmed the country’s first cases of the Indian variant of the coronavirus, in a Thai woman and her 4-year-old son who have been in state quarantine since arriving from Pakistan. - AP

BANGKOK, May 10 (Xinhua): The number of Covid-19 cases in Thailand increased by 1,630 to 85,005, the country's Centre for COovid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) said on Monday.

A total of 22 deaths were reported, bringing the national death toll to 421.

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