Thailand Covid-19 cases surpass the 600,000 mark; Bangkok still tops with record number of cases


Medics haul an oxygen tank onto the back of a police car for elderly Covid-19 coronavirus patient Worapoj Salee as he is taken away for additional medical care in the Charoen Krung neighbourhood in Bangkok. - AFP

BANGKOK, Aug 1 (Bernama): Thailand’s Covid-19 cases have breached the 600,000 mark after 18,027 new cases reported over the last 24 hours, taking the tally in the kingdom to 615,314.

Over the last 24 hours, Thailand recorded 133 deaths bringing the total fatalities to 4,990 since the outbreak first detected in the kingdom in January last year.

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