The Covid-19 situation in Thailand continues to be a cause for concern. Between May 18 and 24, a total of 52,917 new cases were reported, with four additional deaths.
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Of the new infections, 50,133 were outpatients, while 2,784 required hospitalisation, according to the Department of Disease Control (DDC). Since the beginning of 2025, the cumulative number of infections has reached 186,308, with a total of 44 deaths.
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The five provinces with the highest number of cases were Bangkok (9,560 cases), Chonburi (3,337 cases), Samut Prakan (2,439 cases), Nonthaburi (2,279 cases) and Rayong (2,152 cases).
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The DDC noted that Covid-19 cases continue to be reported, especially during the rainy season and the school term, which increases the risk of transmission in crowded places such as public transport, schools, hospitals and elderly care centres.
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The department advised the public to take simple precautionary measures: wear a mask if experiencing fever or cough, avoid close contact with individuals showing respiratory symptoms, wash hands frequently, and use an ATK test if infection is suspected. If the test is positive, seek medical attention immediately.
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"Do not bring the virus home to vulnerable groups such as the elderly or those with underlying health conditions," the DDC warned.
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