COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand

COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand
	Map of provinces with confirmed or suspected coronavirus cases (as of 8 August).
Disease	COVID-19
Virus strain	SARS-CoV-2
Location	Thailand
First outbreak	Wuhan, Hubei, China
Index case	Bangkok
Arrival date	13 January 2020; (7 months and 4 days)
Confirmed cases	3,378[1]
Active cases	126[1]
Suspected cases‡	394,273
Severe cases	0
Recovered	3,194[1]
Deaths	58[1]
Fatality rate	1.72%
Government website
	ddc.moph.go.th/viralpneumonia/eng
	‡Suspected cases have not been confirmed as being due to this strain by laboratory tests, although some other strains may have been ruled out.

The COVID-19 pandemic in Thailand is part of the worldwide pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The virus was confirmed to have reached Thailand on 13 January 2020, when the country made the first confirmation of a case outside China.[2] Surveillance among incoming travellers revealed a small number of cases throughout January, almost all of whom were visitors or residents returning from China. The first reported local transmission was confirmed on 31 January.[3]

The number of cases remained low throughout February, with forty confirmed by the end of the month. The number of cases increased rapidly in mid-March. This was attributed to several transmission clusters, the largest of which occurred at a Muay Thai fight at the Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on 6 March.[4] Confirmed cases rose to over a hundred per day over the following week, and public venues and businesses were ordered to close in Bangkok and several other provinces.[5] Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha declared a state of emergency, effective on 26 March,[6] and a curfew has been in effect since 3 April.[7] All commercial international flights were suspended from 4 April, and lockdown measures were implemented in varying degrees throughout the country. The rate of new cases gradually dropped throughout April, and by mid-May, locally transmitted infection rates had fallen to near-zero, and easing of restrictions was gradually implemented.[8][9]

The Thai government's response to the outbreak was initially based on surveillance and contact tracing, in accordance with the Department of Disease Control's three-stage response model. Temperature and symptom screening for coronavirus testing was implemented at international airports, as well as at hospitals for patients with travel or contact history.[10] Investigations were performed in response to outbreak clusters. Public education focused on self-monitoring for at-risk groups, practising hygiene (especially hand washing), and avoiding crowds (or wearing masks if avoidance was not possible).[11] While residents returning from high-risk countries were encouraged to self-quarantine, travel restrictions were not announced until 5 March, when four countries were designated as "disease-infected zones" and travellers subject to quarantine, while those arriving from other high-risk countries are placed under observation.[12] Further restrictions were announced on 19 March, requiring medical certification for international arrivals, and also health insurance for foreigners.[13][14]

The government was sharply criticised for various aspects of its initial response to the crisis. In early February, in response to concerns over hoarding and price gouging of face masks, the government issued price controls and intervened in their distribution.[15] The move failed to prevent shortages among hospitals, and became a scandal over perceived corruption and siphoning of supplies.[16][17][18] Criticism was also aimed at the government's inconsistent policy over international travel and quarantine requirements, indecisiveness and slowness to act, and poor communication—many official announcements were made available to the public, only to be quickly retracted or contradicted by other government units, and later changed.[19][20] The abrupt closure of Bangkok businesses prompted tens of thousands of workers to travel to their hometowns, risking further spread and reflecting the failure among agencies to coordinate a unified response.[21] These shortcomings were partly addressed with the establishment of the Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)[lower-alpha 1] as the central response centre under the state of emergency, with all public communications directed through its spokesperson Taweesin Visanuyothin.[22] On the other hand, the public has cooperated relatively well with health advisories, and the country's robust public health infrastructure has been credited as a contributing factor to its relatively successful response to date.[23][24]

The pandemic has heavily disrupted the country's economy, of which tourism is a significant sector. The International Monetary Fund has predicted Thailand's GDP to shrink by 6.7 percent in 2020, a revision from a previous estimated 2.5% increase.[25] The government has announced several assistance measures, including cash handouts to those affected and a 1.9 trillion-baht (US$60 billion) stimulus package, though few people have actually received it.[26]

Background

A preventive measure introduced in May; Thai Chana QR-code before entering a retail premise to track individual customers

On 12 January, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that a novel coronavirus was the cause of a respiratory illness in a cluster of people in Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China, who had initially come to the attention of the WHO on 31 December 2019.[27][28]

Unlike SARS of 2003, the case fatality ratio for COVID-19 [29][30] has been much lower, but the transmission has been significantly greater, with a significant total death toll.[31][29]

Timeline

January

One of the earliest announcements on the disease in Thailand, concerning only on those "came back from China"

On 13 January, the Ministry of Public Health announced the first confirmed case, a 61-year-old Chinese woman who is a resident of Wuhan. She had not visited the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, but was noted to have been to other markets. She developed a sore throat, fever, chills and a headache on 5 January, flew directly with her family and a tour group from Wuhan to the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok on 8 January, where she was detected using thermal surveillance and then hospitalised. Four days later she tested positive.[32][33][2]

Thailand's second case occurred in a 74-year-old woman who arrived in Bangkok on a flight from Wuhan on 17 January.[34] On 21 January, Nakornping Hospital reported a suspected case of a 18-year-old male patient who arrived in Chiang Mai from Wuhan with a high fever; his blood samples were sent to King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital in Bangkok for further analysis.[35][36] His condition had improved according to an official statement released by Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital on 31 January.[37]

On 22 January, the MOPH announced two additional confirmed cases. The third was a 68-year-old man, a Chinese tourist as in previous cases. The fourth case was the first case for a Thai citizen; a 73-year-old woman hospitalised at Nakhon Pathom Hospital in Nakhon Pathom Province, arriving from Wuhan.[38][39]

The fifth case was confirmed on 24 January involving a 33-year-old Chinese woman arriving from Wuhan with her 7-year-old daughter who was not infected. She admitted herself to Rajvithi Hospital, three days after her arrival in Bangkok on 21 January.[40]

On 25 January, the government of Hua Hin District in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province reported a case for a 73-year-old Chinese woman patient who had arrived from Wuhan since 19 January before entering a private hospital in Hua Hin on 23 January. Initial blood sample analysis tested positive; however, authorities are awaiting results from another lab for confirmation.[41]

On 26 January, the Thai Ministry of Public Health said eight cases were confirmed, including one from Hua Hin. All were Chinese, except for a woman from Nakhon Pathom. The first five patients were discharged.[42]

Another six cases were confirmed on 28 January, with five from the same family in Wuhan and another from Chongqing. Thailand began scanning all travellers from China.[43][44]

On 31 January, an additional five cases were reported, bringing the cumulative number of confirmed cases to 19. One was a local taxi driver who had no records of travelling to China and was thus suspected to have been infected by a Chinese tourist he picked up, making this the first case of human-to-human virus transmission within the country. The taxi driver was reported to have come into contact with at least thirteen other individuals, mostly family members, before seeking treatment.[3] The other cases were Chinese nationals.[45][46]

February

On 2 February, doctors from the Rajavithi Hospital in Bangkok announced that they had seen the success in treating severe cases of COVID-19 using a combination of drugs for flu (oseltamivir) and HIV (lopinavir and ritonavir), with initial results showing vast improvement 48 hours after applying the treatment. However, it was still too soon to confirm that this approach can be applied to all cases.[47]

On 4 February, the Thai government dispatched a Thai AirAsia plane to retrieve 138 citizens who were trapped in Wuhan following the lockdown, which landed at U-Tapao International Airport at 7:00 p.m. local time. Among the evacuees, six were hospitalised with high temperatures, with the rest subsequently sent to be quarantined in Sattahip Naval Base for two weeks. Three citizens were not evacuated, which included two students with high fever and another with an overstayed visa.[48] On the same day, Thailand confirmed another six cases, including a Thai couple who had just returned from Japan; it was unclear whether they had contracted the virus while travelling or after returning to Thailand. Two new cases were also reported in drivers who had picked up Chinese passengers.[49]

On 8 February, another six cases were confirmed involving two Chinese, and one passenger on board the evacuation flight from 4 days ago and two other Thais who had exposure to tourists. These six cases brought the total count of confirmed cases to 32.[50]

On 11 February, another new case was confirmed, bringing the total count to 33.[51]

On 15 February, the 35th case was found in a 35-year-old Thai woman who worked in a private hospital, marking the first infection in a health worker. An investigation found that she did not wear a mask and protective suit while treating a patient.[52] Several previous reports erroneously claimed that she worked for Bamrasnaradura Institute, which was later refuted and clarified by the MOPH.[53]

After 8 days with no reported cases, two more cases were confirmed on 24 February, bringing the number to 37.[54] Two days later, the number of confirmed cases went up to 40, two of which were Thai nationals who had recently been to Japan. The elderly couple, who had just returned from Hokkaido, had already spread their virus to their 8-year-old grandson at home before seeking treatment. 101 high-risk individuals whom they came into contact with were tested for the virus, including fellow tour group members, family members, passengers on their returning flight, medical workers and the grandson's classmates; 97 tested negative while 4 are still awaiting confirmation.[55] The grandfather was criticised by Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul for initially refusing to disclose his travel history when interrogated by doctors, as he was at risk of becoming a super-spreader.[56]

On 29 February, a new case was confirmed, bringing the total count to 42. A 21-year-old salesman whose job brought him exposures to foreign travellers tested positive for SARS-CoV-2.[57]

March

A social distancing practice by marking seats at King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital, Bangkok

On 1 March, MOPH reported the first confirmed death in Thailand, a 35-year-old Thai who was originally diagnosed with dengue fever at a private hospital in late January. He was later transferred to Bamrasnaradura Institute on 5 February after testing positive for COVID-19, where he received treatment and had since fully recovered by 16 February. However, the damage the virus had done to his lungs was beyond recovery and he died from multiple organ failure on 29 February. The ministry is currently carrying out investigations to find out which disease is the main cause of his death.[58] On the same day, King Power issued a statement identifying the man who had died as one of the company's partner-product consultants at their Sivaree branch store. The branch has been closed since the day he tested positive for the virus and all staff examined by health officials.[59]

On March 22, Thailand reported 188 new cases, the largest single-day rise since the virus reached the country. Most of the cases are still under investigation.[60][61] On March 24, three new deaths were announced, all of whom were Thai nationals: a 70-year-old male who had tuberculosis, a 79-year-old male linked to the Lumpinee Boxing Stadium cluster, and a 45-year-old male who had diabetes.[62] Four medical workers were also announced to have been infected with the virus after coming in contact with patients who refused to reveal their travel history while seeking treatment.[63]

April

May

Buddhist gatherers inside Wat Mahathat Yuwaratrangsarit, Bangkok are regulated to keep distance from each others

June

July

Part of the 2020 Thai protests in July at Thao Suranari Square, Nakhon Ratchasima Province

On 15 July, the national centre for COVID-19 has announced two new infected cases; an Egyptian soldier in Rayong Province, and a Sudanese diplomat's daughter in Asok neighbourhood of Bangkok. Both of them were the government's exceptions for "VIP guests," not requiring to comply with several COVID-19 measures. The government also keep secret the high-risk areas that both patients have been located during their stay until 16 July, infuriating many netizens who were afraid of the possible second outbreak.[64] Many criticised on both the government's failure to contain the disease from those VIPs,[65] and its failure to boost the heavily effected tourism industry in Rayong Province where more than 90% of hotel bookings were cancelled.[66][67] This situation was considered the eruption point of the coming protest on 18 July.

On the same day, the Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha made a visit to Rayong Province. Prior to his arrival were two protesters held signs calling for his resignation. Both were immedieatly arrested and reportedly beaten by the police, infuriating many Twitter users.[68]

On 18 July, Thailand saw the largest street demonstration since the 2014 Thai coup d'état[69] The protests later spread nationwide, collectively called the 2020 Thai protests, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Government response

The government issued a curfew to take effect on 3 April between 10pm-4am in order to limit the spread. The government has additionally issued a travel ban for all foreigners entering Thailand.[70] Some critics of the government have been arrested for allegedly spreading false information about the coronavirus pandemic.[71][72]

The curfew has since been cut from 10–4 to 11–4, then 11-3 and officially ended for a 15-day trial on June 15.

Statistics

COVID-19 cases in Thailand () Deaths Recoveries Active cases Jan Jan Feb Feb Mar Mar Apr Apr May May Jun Jun Jul Jul Aug Aug Last 15 days Last 15 days
Date	# of cases	# of deaths
2020-01-13	1(n.a.)
⋮	1(=)
2020-01-17	2(+100%)
⋮	2(=)
2020-01-22	4(+100%)
2020-01-23	4(=)
2020-01-24	5(+25%)
2020-01-25	6(+20%)
2020-01-26	8(+33%)
2020-01-27	8(=)
2020-01-28	14(+75%)
2020-01-29	14(=)
2020-01-30	14(=)
2020-01-31	19(+36%)
2020-02-01	19(=)
2020-02-02	19(=)
2020-02-03	19(=)
2020-02-04	19(=)
2020-02-05	25(+32%)
⋮	25(=)
2020-02-09	32(+28%)
2020-02-10	32(=)
2020-02-11	33(+3.1%)
2020-02-12	33(=)
2020-02-13	33(=)
⋮	33(=)
2020-02-16	34(+3%)
2020-02-17	35(+2.9%)
⋮	35(=)
2020-02-20	35(=)
2020-02-21	35(=)
2020-02-22	35(=)
2020-02-23	35(=)
2020-02-24	35(=)
2020-02-25	37(+5.7%)
2020-02-26	40(+8.1%)
2020-02-27	40(=)
2020-02-28	40(=)
2020-02-29	40(=)
2020-03-01	42(+5%)	1(n.a.)
2020-03-02	43(+2.4%)	1(=)
⋮	43(=)	1(=)
2020-03-05	47(+9.3%)	1(=)
2020-03-06	48(+2.1%)	1(=)
2020-03-07	50(+4.2%)	1(=)
2020-03-08	50(=)	1(=)
2020-03-09	50(=)	1(=)
2020-03-10	53(+6%)	1(=)
2020-03-11	59(+11%)	1(=)
2020-03-12	70(+19%)	1(=)
2020-03-13	75(+7.1%)	1(=)
2020-03-14	82(+9.3%)	1(=)
2020-03-15	114(+39%)	1(=)
2020-03-16	147(+29%)	1(=)
2020-03-17	177(+20%)	1(=)
2020-03-18	212(+20%)	1(=)
2020-03-19	272(+28%)	1(=)
2020-03-20	322(+18%)	1(=)
2020-03-21	411(+28%)	1(=)
2020-03-22	599(+46%)	1(=)
2020-03-23	721(+20%)	1(=)
2020-03-24	827(+15%)	4(+300%)
2020-03-25	934(+13%)	4(=)
2020-03-26	1,045(+12%)	4(=)
2020-03-27	1,136(+8.7%)	5(+25%)
2020-03-28	1,245(+9.6%)	6(+20%)
2020-03-29	1,388(+11%)	7(+17%)
2020-03-30	1,524(+9.8%)	9(+29%)
2020-03-31	1,651(+8.3%)	10(+11%)
2020-04-01	1,771(+7.3%)	12(+20%)
2020-04-02	1,875(+5.9%)	15(+25%)
2020-04-03	1,978(+5.5%)	19(+27%)
2020-04-04	2,067(+4.5%)	20(+5.3%)
2020-04-05	2,169(+4.9%)	23(+15%)
2020-04-06	2,220(+2.4%)	26(+13%)
2020-04-07	2,258(+1.7%)	27(+3.8%)
2020-04-08	2,369(+4.9%)	30(+11%)
2020-04-09	2,423(+2.3%)	32(+6.7%)
2020-04-10	2,473(+2.1%)	33(+3.1%)
2020-04-11	2,518(+1.8%)	35(+6.1%)
2020-04-12	2,551(+1.3%)	38(+8.6%)
2020-04-13	2,579(+1.1%)	40(+5.3%)
2020-04-14	2,613(+1.3%)	41(+2.5%)
2020-04-15	2,643(+1.1%)	43(+4.9%)
2020-04-16	2,672(+1.1%)	46(+7%)
2020-04-17	2,700(+1%)	47(+2.2%)
2020-04-18	2,733(+1.2%)	47(=)
2020-04-19	2,765(+1.2%)	47(=)
2020-04-20	2,792(+0.98%)	47(=)
2020-04-21	2,811(+0.68%)	48(+2.1%)
2020-04-22	2,826(+0.53%)	49(+2.1%)
2020-04-23	2,839(+0.46%)	50(+2%)
2020-04-24	2,854(+0.53%)	50(=)
2020-04-25	2,907(+1.9%)	51(+2%)
2020-04-26	2,922(+0.52%)	51(=)
2020-04-27	2,931(+0.31%)	52(+2%)
2020-04-28	2,938(+0.24%)	54(+3.8%)
2020-04-29	2,947(+0.31%)	54(=)
2020-04-30	2,954(+0.24%)	54(=)
2020-05-01	2,960(+0.2%)	54(=)
2020-05-02	2,966(+0.2%)	54(=)
2020-05-03	2,969(+0.1%)	54(=)
2020-05-04	2,987(+0.61%)	54(=)
2020-05-05	2,988(+0.03%)	54(=)
2020-05-06	2,989(+0.03%)	55(+1.9%)
2020-05-07	2,992(+0.1%)	55(=)
2020-05-08	3,000(+0.27%)	55(=)
2020-05-09	3,004(+0.13%)	56(+1.8%)
2020-05-10	3,009(+0.17%)	56(=)
2020-05-11	3,015(+0.2%)	56(=)
2020-05-12	3,017(+0.07%)	56(=)
2020-05-13	3,017(=)	56(=)
2020-05-14	3,018(+0.03%)	56(=)
2020-05-15	3,025(+0.23%)	56(=)
2020-05-16	3,025(=)	56(=)
2020-05-17	3,028(+0.1%)	56(=)
2020-05-18	3,031(+0.1%)	56(=)
2020-05-19	3,033(+0.07%)	56(=)
2020-05-20	3,034(+0.03%)	56(=)
2020-05-21	3,037(+0.1%)	56(=)
2020-05-22	3,037(=)	56(=)
2020-05-23	3,040(+0.1%)	56(=)
2020-05-24	3,040(=)	56(=)
2020-05-25	3,042(+0.07%)	57(+1.8%)
2020-05-26	3,045(+0.1%)	57(=)
2020-05-27	3,054(+0.3%)	57(=)
2020-05-28	3,065(+0.36%)	57(=)
2020-05-29	3,076(+0.36%)	57(=)
2020-05-30	3,077(+0.03%)	57(=)
2020-05-31	3,081(+0.13%)	57(=)
2020-06-01	3,082(+0.03%)	57(=)
2020-06-02	3,083(+0.03%)	58(+1.8%)
2020-06-03	3,084(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-04	3,101(+0.55%)	58(=)
2020-06-05	3,102(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-06	3,104(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-06-07	3,112(+0.26%)	58(=)
2020-06-08	3,119(+0.22%)	58(=)
2020-06-09	3,121(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-06-10	3,125(+0.13%)	58(=)
2020-06-11	3,125(=)	58(=)
2020-06-12	3,129(+0.13%)	58(=)
2020-06-13	3,134(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-06-14	3,135(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-15	3,135(=)	58(=)
2020-06-16	3,135(=)	58(=)
2020-06-17	3,135(=)	58(=)
2020-06-18	3,141(+0.19%)	58(=)
2020-06-19	3,146(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-06-20	3,147(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-21	3,148(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-22	3,151(+0.1%)	58(=)
2020-06-23	3,156(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-06-24	3,157(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-25	3,158(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-06-26	3,162(+0.13%)	58(=)
2020-06-27	3,162(=)	58(=)
2020-06-28	3,162(=)	58(=)
2020-06-29	3,169(+0.22%)	58(=)
2020-06-30	3,171(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-07-01	3,173(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-07-02	3,179(+0.19%)	58(=)
2020-07-03	3,180(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-07-04	3,185(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-07-05	3,190(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-07-06	3,195(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-07-07	3,195(=)	58(=)
2020-07-08	3,197(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-07-09	3,202(+0.16%)	58(=)
2020-07-10	3,202(=)	58(=)
2020-07-11	3,216(+0.44%)	58(=)
2020-07-12	3,217(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-07-13	3,220(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-07-14	3,227(+0.22%)	58(=)
2020-07-15	3,232(+0.15%)	58(=)
2020-07-16	3,236(+0.12%)	58(=)
2020-07-17	3,239(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-07-18	3,246(+0.22%)	58(=)
2020-07-19	3,249(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-07-20	3,250(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-07-21	3,255(+0.15%)	58(=)
2020-07-22	3,261(+0.18%)	58(=)
2020-07-23	3,269(+0.25%)	58(=)
2020-07-24	3,279(+0.31%)	58(=)
2020-07-25	3,282(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-07-26	3,291(+0.27%)	58(=)
2020-07-27	3,295(+0.12%)	58(=)
2020-07-28	3,297(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-07-29	3,298(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-07-30	3,304(+0.18%)	58(=)
2020-07-31	3,310(+0.18%)	58(=)
2020-08-01	3,312(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-08-02	3,317(+0.15%)	58(=)
2020-08-03	3,320(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-08-04	3,321(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-08-05	3,328(+0.21%)	58(=)
2020-08-06	3,330(+0.06%)	58(=)
2020-08-07	3,345(+0.45%)	58(=)
2020-08-08	3,348(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-08-09	3,351(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-08-10	3,351(=)	58(=)
2020-08-11	3,351(=)	58(=)
2020-08-12	3,356(+0.15%)	58(=)
2020-08-13	3,359(+0.09%)	58(=)
2020-08-14	3,376(+0.51%)	58(=)
2020-08-15	3,376(=)	58(=)
2020-08-16	3,377(+0.03%)	58(=)
2020-08-17	3,378(+0.03%)	58(=)
Sources: Until 2020-01-21: various news sources From 2020-01-22: Thai PBS Daily Report (based on figures from MOPH) From 2020-04-01: MOPH and DDC

Maps

Map of provinces with confirmed or suspected coronavirus cases (as of 20 May):

Confirmed deaths reported

Confirmed cases reported

Suspected cases reported

No active cases (all recovered)

Number of confirmed cases by province (as of 20 May):

Confirmed 1–9

Confirmed 10–99

Confirmed 100–499

Confirmed 500–999

Confirmed 1,000–9,999

Graphs

Overview

Total cases in Thailand (cumulative)

New confirmed cases per day in Thailand

Total deaths in Thailand (cumulative)

New confirmed deaths per day in Thailand

Details of confirmed and suspected cases in Thailand (As of 17 August 2020)[73][74]
Status	In hospital	Deaths	Discharged	Observed	Total
Confirmed cases	126	58	3,194	—	3,378 (+1 from the day before)
Suspected cases	—	—	—	—	394,273 (+158 from the day before)

Details of COVID-19 suspected cases in Thailand (As of 30 June 2020)[75]
Situation		Cases
Detected from the airport screening	Suvarnabhumi Airport	1,723
	Don Mueang International Airport	55
	Phuket International Airport	8
	Chiang Mai International Airport	3
	Surat Thani International Airport	2
	Ubon Ratchathani Airport	2
	Udon Thani International Airport	1
	U-Tapao International Airport	1
Total from airports		1,795
Total from seaports		2
Total from land borders		1
Sought medical services on their own at hospitals	Private hospitals	87,546
	Government hospitals	216,933
	Awaiting confirmaion	6,030
Total from hospitals		310,509
Notified by hotel residences, Erawan medical call center, local universities and tour groups		88
Total number of people who met the criteria for COVID-19 testing (PUI)		284,577

Details of Surveillance Protocol for COVID-19 in Thailand (As of 13 August 2020)[75]
Location	Total
Airports (from 3 January)	43,924 flights
Airports (from 3 January)	4,554,773 people
Seaports (from 1 January)	165,033 people
Land borders (from 1 February)	2,221,450 people
Immigration Office at Chaengwattana Government Complex (from 30 January)	251,594 people
Total number of people screening	7,192,850 people

Confirmed COVID-19 cases by province (As of 16 August 2020)[76] ()
Region	Province	Cases	Changed from the day before	Gender			Nationality			Deaths
Region	Province	Cases	Changed from the day before	Male	Female	Unknown	Thai	Foreigner	Unknown	Deaths
Bangkok Metropolitan Region	Bangkok	1,653		888	765		1,472	170	11	24
	Nakhon Pathom	22		12	10		22
	Nonthaburi	158		92	66		154	4		1
	Pathum Thani	39		16	23		39			1
	Samut Prakan	187	+1	127	60		185	2		4
	Samut Sakhon	14		7	7		14
Bangkok Metropolitan Total		2,073	+1	1,172	931	0	1,886	176	11	30
Central Thailand	Ang Thong	0
	Chai Nat	0
	Kamphaeng Phet	0
	Lopburi	2		1	1		2
	Nakhon Nayok	2		2			2
	Nakhon Sawan	9		4	5		9
	Phetchabun	3		2	1		2	1
	Phichit	0
	Phitsanulok	6		2	4		6
	Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya	4		3	1		4			1
	Samut Songkhram	1		1			1
	Saraburi	5		3	2		5
	Sing Buri	0
	Suphan Buri	6		3	3		6
	Sukhothai	3		1	2		3
	Uthai Thani	1			1		1
Central Thailand Total		42	0	22	20	0	41	1	0	1
Eastern Thailand	Chonburi	246		160	86		229	17		2
	Chachoengsao	20		16	4		19	1		1
	Chanthaburi	3		1	2		3
	Prachinburi	9		4	5		9			1
	Rayong	7		3	4		6	1
	Sa Kaeo	10		3	7		10
	Trat	0
Eastern Thailand Total		295	0	187	108	0	276	19	0	4
Northeastern Thailand	Amnat Charoen	2		1	1		2
	Bueng Kan	0
	Buriram	14		4	10		11	3		1
	Chaiyaphum	3		1	2		3
	Kalasin	3		2	1		3
	Khon Kaen	6		3	3		6
	Loei	5		3	2		5
	Maha Sarakham	1		1			1			1
	Mukdahan	4		3	1		4
	Nakhon Phanom	2			2		2
	Nakhon Ratchasima	19		5	14		19
	Nong Bua Lamphu	4		1	3		4
	Nong Khai	3		1	2		3
	Roi Et	3		1	2		3
	Sakon Nakhon	1			1		1
	Sisaket	8		3	5		8
	Surin	9		5	4		9			1
	Ubon Ratchathani	15		8	7		15
	Udon Thani	9		5	4		8	1
	Yasothon	1		1			1
Northeastern Thailand Total		112	0	48	64	0	108	4	0	3
Northern Thailand	Chiang Mai	41		23	18		36	5		1
	Chiang Rai	9		5	4		9
	Lampang	4		1	3		4
	Lamphun	4		2	2		4
	Mae Hong Son	5		4	1		5
	Nan	0
	Phayao	3		1	2		3			1
	Phrae	1		1			1
	Uttaradit	3		2	1		3
Northern Thailand Total		70	0	39	31	0	65	5	0	2
Southern Thailand	Chumphon	21		2	19		21			3
	Krabi	20		8	12		13	7
	Nakhon Si Thammarat	12		6	6		12			1
	Narathiwat	43		34	9		43			2
	Pattani	94		64	30		94			1
	Phang Nga	2		1	1		2
	Phatthalung	14		8	6		14
	Phuket	227		95	132		184	43		3
	Ranong	0
	Satun	18		18			18
	Songkhla	134		92	42		69	65
	Surat Thani	18		11	7		15	3
	Trang	7		2	5		6		1
	Yala	134		98	36		134			2
Southern Thailand Total		744	0	439	305	0	625	118	1	12
Western Thailand	Kanchanaburi	9		6	3		8	1
	Phetchaburi	2		2			2
	Prachuap Khiri Khan	17		10	7		8	9		2
	Ratchaburi	7		3	4		7
	Tak	3		2	1		2	1
Western Thailand Total		38	0	23	15	0	27	11	0	2
Unknown Province (Under investigation)		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4
Total		3,377	+1	1,899	1,478	0	3,031	334	12	58

Confirmed COVID-19 cases by gender and age (As of 3 June 2020)[76] ()
Classification		Cases		Deaths		Lethality %
Classification		n	%	n	%	Lethality %
Gender	Male	1,690	54.80	44	75.86	2.60
	Female	1,394	45.20	14	24.14	1.00
	Unknown or Awaiting Confirmation	0	0.00	-	-	-
Age	0-10	67	2.17	0	0.00	0.00
	11-20	165	5.35	0	0.00	0.00
	21-30	837	27.14	2	0.06	0.24
	31-40	720	23.35	3	0.10	0.42
	41-50	562	18.22	11	0.36	1.96
	51-60	408	13.23	17	0.55	4.17
	61-70	215	6.97	11	0.36	5.12
	71-80	72	2.33	9	0.29	12.50
	81 or above	19	0.62	5	0.16	26.32
	Unknown or Awaiting Confirmation	19	0.62	-	-	-
Total		3,084	100	58	100	1.88

Confirmed COVID-19 cases by nationality (As of 30 June 2020)[75] ()
Nationality	Cases
Thailand	2,834
Myanmar	56
China	35
France	29
United Kingdom	24
United States	13
Russia	12
Japan	11
India	9
Germany	9
Italy	9
Canada	8
Belgium	6
Sweden	6
Switzerland	6
Denmark	5
Philippines	5
Singapore	5
Australia	4
Pakistan	4
Malaysia	4
Vietnam	4
Cambodia	3
Indonesia	3
South Korea	3
Albania	2
Brazil	2
Israel	2
Kazakhstan	2
Laos	2
Spain	2
American Samoa	1
Finland	1
Hungary	1
India/ Thailand	1
Iran	1
Kuwait	1
Liberia	1
Mali	1
Mexico	1
Netherlands	1
New Zealand	1
Palestine	1
Portugal	1
Serbia	1
Taiwan	1
Tunisia	1
Ukraine	1
Uzbekistan	1
Yemen	1
Stateless people (including Rohingya refugee)	21
Unknown or Awaiting confirmation	11
Total	3,171

Details for COVID-19 cases who died in Thailand[77] (As of 2 June 2020) ()
Cases Order	Age	Gender	Province of Detection	Nationality	Place of Isolation	Travel History	Status	Occupation	Note
1	35	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 29 February	Product Consultant at King Power store Sivaree branch	Case 29 patient, had been in contact with many tourists, was diagnosed with both dengue fever and COVID-19. Tested negative for COVID-19 on 16 February but was medically beyond recovery, later died from multiple organ failure.[78][79][58]
2	70	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 23 March	Private car driver	Case 25 patient, also had tuberculosis.[80][81]
3	79	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 23 March	Muay Thai pundit	Case 158 patient, had other ailments and severe symptoms from the beginning; admitted to hospital on March 16.[82]
4	45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital	No	Died on 23 March	Security guard in Thonglor Pub	Case 198 patient, had diabetes and obesity, Admit to hospital on March 14, The wife and 2 children, were infected.[83][84]
5	50	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand	Su-ngai Kolok Hospital, Narathiwat Province	Malaysia	Died on 27 March		The first Thai to die from participation in a religious event on February 27, which took place in Kuala Lumpur. The wife, who was infected from her husband, was discharged from hospital and returned to home. Their three children were negative for SARS-CoV-2.[85]
6	55	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital	No	Died on 28 March		Patient had diabetes and hyperlipidemia. patient admitted to hospital on March 23 with wheezing symptoms.[86]
7	68	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthavej Hospital, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 28 March		Patient visited Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on March 6, Go to Hospital on March 15 with dizziness and back home, Admit to hospital on March 27 feel tight and suffocate [87]
8	54	Male	Yala	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital	Malaysia	Died on 29 March	Merchant	Patient had been in Malaysia on 12 March, admitted to hospital 16 March, had diabetes and high blood pressure.[88]
9	56	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital	No	Died on 29 March		No underlying disease.
10	48	Male	Maha Sarakham	Thailand	Maha Sarakham Hospital, Maha Sarakam	No	Died on 30 March	Musician	Patient had diabetes, Intestinal cancer and Hepatitis B, Admitted to hospital 26 March.[89]
11	75	Male	Yala	Thailand	Yala Provincial Hospital, Yala	Malaysia	Died on 31 March		Patient had been in Malaysia 7 March, Had diabetes and Chronic kidney failure, Admitted to hospital 23 March.[90]
12	58	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bumrungrad International Hospital & Samitivej, Bangkok	United Kingdom	Died on 31 March	Business Man	Patient returned from England on the 14 March., Admitted to hospital 15 March.[91]
13	57	Male	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand	Did not admitted	Pakistan	Died on 31 March		Home at Narathiwat Province, returned from Pakistan on 29 March. He died on the train while it reaching Thap Sakae railway station in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province during his way back home on 30 March.[92][93]
14	77	Male	Pattani	Thailand	Yarang Hospital, Pattani	No	Died on 31 March		[92]
15	55	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	No	Died on 1 April	Public Driver	[92]
16	59	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand	Thammasat University Hospital, Pathum Thani Province	No	Died on 2 April	Worked at State Railway of Thailand	[94][95]
17	72	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	No	Died on 2 April		Had Kidney disease, His son visited some boxing stadium in Bangkok.[94][95]
18	84	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok Metropolitan Administration General Hospital, Bangkok	No	Died on 2 April	Gatekeeper at Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium	Had Kidney disease Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Coronary artery disease and Gout[94][95]
19	84	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Somdech Phra Pinklao Hospital, Bangkok	No	Died on 2 April		Patient visited some boxing stadium in Bangkok.[94][95]
20	72	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 3 April	Muay Thai pundit	Patient visited Lumpinee Boxing Stadium. had Diabetes, Hypertension and Hyperlipidemia.[96][97]
21	46	Male	Undisclosed	Thailand		United Kingdom	Died on 3 April		[98][99]
22	82	Male	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Switzerland	Undisclosed Hospital in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, later sent to Phetchaburi Province		Died on 2 April		[98][99]
23	30	Male	Surin	Thailand	Prasat Hospital, Surin Province		Died on 4 April	Construction worker	[98][99]
24	28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 4 April	Company employee	[100][101]
25	51	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 4 April	Self-employed	Had Diabetes, Hypertension and Obesity[100][101]
26	59	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 5 April	Merchant	Had diabetes, recently went to several casino around Bangkok, been in contact with a large number of people. [100][101]
27	54	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 6 April		[102][103]
28	48	Male	Chonburi	Russia	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 5 April		[104][105]
29	69	Male	Bangkok	India	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 7 April		[104][105]
30	69	Male	Buriram	United States	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 7 April		[104][105]
31	74	Male	Chonburi	France	Chonburi Hospital, Chonburi Province	France	Died on 7 April		[106][107]
32	82	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Phra Samut Chedi Hospital, Samut Prakan Province		Died on 8 April		[106][107]
33	43	Female	Chachoengsao	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 7 April		[108][109]
34	46	Male	Undisclosed	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 11 April		[110]
35	65	Male	Phayao	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 11 April		[110]
36	74	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 12 April		[111]
37	65	Female	Chumphon	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 12 April		[111]
38	44	Male	Undisclosed	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 12 April		[111]
39	56	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 12 April		[112]
40	43	Male	Undisclosed	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 11 April		[112]
41	52	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 12 April	Bus driver	[113][114]
42	65	Female	Chiang Mai	Thailand	Nakornping Hospital, Chiang Mai		Died on 13 April		[115][116]
43	60	Male	Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya	Indonesia	Died on 14 April		[116]
44	55	Male	Bangkok	Malaysia	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	Georgia	Died on 14 April	Tour guide	[117]
45	35	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Bangkok		Died on 15 April		[117]
46	37	Male	Prachinburi	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Prachinburi		Died on 15 April		[117]
47	85	Female	Chumphon	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Chumphon		Died on 16 April	Housekeeper	[118]
48	50	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Bangkok		Died on 20 April	Taxi driver	[119]
49	58	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Bangkok		Died on 22 April		[120]
50	78	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Private Hospital in Bangkok		Died on 21 April		[121]
51	48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok		Died on 24 April		[122]
52	64	Female	Phuket	Thailand	Thalang Hospital, Phuket		Died on 26 April		[123]
53	52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Private Hospital in Bangkok		Died on 27 April	Businessman	[124]
54	63	Female	Phuket	Thailand	Patong Hospital, Phuket		Died on 27 April	Merchant	[124]
55	69	Male	Phuket	Australia	Vachira Phuket Hospital		Died on 6 May	Hotel Manager	[125]
56	68	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Bangkok		Died on 9 May		[126]
57	56	Female	Undisclosed	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital		Died on 24 May		[127]
58	80	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital in Narathiwat		Died on 1 June		[128]

Details of the confirmed cases patient in Thailand[129] (As of 1 April 2020) ()
Case	Date of Announcement	Age	Gender	Province of Detection	Nationality	Place of Isolation	Travel History	Status	Occupation	Note	Source
1	13 January 2020	61	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged	Tourist	First confirmed case outside China. Screened from Suvarnabhumi Airport on 8 January.	[130]
2	17 January 2020	74	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged	Tourist		[131]
3	22 January 2020	73	Female	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand	Nakhon Pathom Hospital, Nakhon Pathom Province	China	Discharged			[39]
4	22 January 2020	68	Male	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged	Tourist		[39]
5	26 January 2020	66	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged	Tourist	Wife of case 4.	[42]
6		33	Female	Bangkok	China	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	China	Discharged	Tourist		[42]
7		57	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged	Tourist		[42]
8		73	Female	Prachuap Khiri Khan	China	Undisclosed Private Hospital in Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province	China	Discharged	Tourist		[42]
9	28 January 2020	63	Male	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged on 27 February	Tourist	Case 9–14 are all tourist travelled in same group. Case 9–13 came from Wuhan, belong to the same family Case 14 came from Hubei	[132]
10		28	Female	Chonburi	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Unknown	Tourist
11		33	Male	Bangkok	China	Undisclosed	China	Unknown	Tourist
12		61	Male	Bangkok	China	Undisclosed	China	Discharged on 13 February	Tourist
13		6	Male	Bangkok	China	Undisclosed	China	Unknown	Tourist
14		32	Female	Phuket	China	Undisclosed Private Hospital	China	Discharged on 16 March	Tourist
15	31 January 2020	56	Male	Bangkok	China	Undisclosed Private Hospital	China	Unknown	Tourist		[133]
16		50	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Discharged	Taxi driver	First human-to-human virus transmission case within Thailand.	[133]
17		28	Male	Chiang Mai	China	Maharaj Nakorn Chiang Mai Hospital, Chiang Mai Province	China	Unknown	Tourist	The virus is not found at nasal cavity or inside the throat like other patients, but inside lungs instead.	[133]
18		30	Male	Bangkok	China	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged on 28 February.	Tourist		[133]
19		33	Male	Bangkok	China	Undisclosed Private Hospital	China	Unknown	Tourist		[133]
20	4 February 2020	43	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	Japan	Discharged on 2 March.	Tourist	Case 20 and 21 are couple. Both have no travelled history to China recently but Japan instead. it was unclear whether they had contracted the virus while travelling or after returning to Thailand.	[80]
21		49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	Japan	Discharged on 27 February.	Tourist		[80]
22		33	Male	Bangkok	China	Siriraj Hospital, Bangkok	China	Discharged	Tourist		[80]
23		45	Male	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand	Hua Hin Hospital, Prachuap Khiri Khan	No	Discharged on 16 February	Private car driver		[80]
24		32	Female	Krabi	China	Krabi Hospital, Krabi Province	China	Discharged on 25 February.	Tourist	Patient came from Wuhan before city's lockdown.	[80]
25		70	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 23 March	Private car driver	Patient also has Tuberculosis disease	[80][81]
26	8 February 2020	35	Male	Phuket	China	Vachira Phuket Hospital, Phuket Province	China	Unknown			[78]
27		35	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Died on 29 February	Product Consultant at King Power store Sivaree branch	Patient had been in contact with many tourist, was diagnosed with both Dengue fever and COVID-19. Tested negative for COVID-19 since 16 February but his body's damage was beyond recovery, later died from multiple organ failure.	[78][79][58]
28		56	Female	Bangkok	China	Hospital for Tropical Diseases, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, Bangkok	China	Discharged on 15 February.	Tourist	Case 28–30 belong to the same family. Also, There is another family member of them that tested positive before but the report did not mention which case.	[78]
29		32	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Unknown			[78]
30		62	Male	Bangkok	China	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged on 26 February.	Tourist		[78]
31		3	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Discharged on 1 March.	Student		[78]
32		25	Male	Chonburi	Thailand	Chonburi Hospital, Chonburi Province	China	Discharged on 22 February	Chef (worked in Wuhan)	Passenger on board the evacuation flight from Wuhan.	[78]
33	11 February 2020	54	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Discharged on 23 February.	Student	Patient came from Wuhan, had been in contact with Case 22.	[134]
34	15 February 2020	35	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Discharged on 26 February	Nurse	First case for medical worker. Patient working at undisclosed private hospital, had been in contact with case 27.	[135][53][136]
35	17 February 2020	68	Female	Bangkok	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	China	Unknown	Student	Patient came from Wuhan, had been in contact with Case 22.	[137]
36	25 February 2020	31	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	No	Discharged on 17 March	Unemployed	Patient's family member has travel history to China recently.	[138]
37	25 February 2020	29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Dischaged on 15 March	Car driver for foreign tourists	Had been in contact with Chinese tourist recently.	[138]
38	26 February 2020	65	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	Japan	Unknown	Royal Thai Air Force retired soldier	Patient concealed his travelled history to Japan when he first sought medical attention, then admitted later in next day.	[139][140]
39		62	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	Japan	Discharged on 12 March.	Retired government officer	Wife of case 38, travelled to Japan together with her husband.	[139]
40		8	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Unknown	Student	Grandson of case 38 and 39, did not travel with his grandparents.	[139]
41	28 February 2020	25	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	South Korea	Discharged on 11 March.	Tour guide	Has travel history to South Korea recently.	[141]
42	29 February 2020	22	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital, Bangkok	No	Unknown	Salesman	Had been in contact with many foreigners recently.	[142]
43	2 March 2020	22	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Discharged on 15 March.	Tourist assistant	Colleague of case 37.	[143]
44	5 March 2020	29	Male	Chonburi	Italy	Chonburi Hospital, Chonburi Province	Italy	Unknown	Engineer	Entered Thailand on 1 March.	[144]
45		42	Male	Chonburi	Thailand	Undisclosed Private Hospital, Chonburi Province	Italy	Unknown	Engineer	Entered Thailand on 2 March. Patient doesn't has any relation with case 44, despite being hospitalised in same province and traveled from same country.	[144]
46		22	Male	Samut Prakan	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	Iran	Unknown	Student	Entered Thailand on 1 March for transit flight, screened from Suvarnabhumi Airport.	[144]
47		20	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Thasala Hospital, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province	Iran	Unknown	Student	Entered Thailand on 27 February.	[144][145]
48	6 March 2020	43	Male	Bangkok	United Kingdom	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	United Kingdom Hong Kong	Unknown	Business Consultant	Travelled from London on 28 February and transited flight via Hong Kong on 29 February	[146]
49	7 March 2020	40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	Italy	Unknown	Company employee		[147]
50	7 March 2020	40	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital, Bangkok	Italy	Unknown	Company employee		[147]
51	10 March 2020	41	Female	Suphanburi	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	No	Unknown	Government officer	Patient had been in contact with Case 45.	[148]
52		46	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital, Nakhon Pathom Province	Italy	Unknown	Self-employed	Patient has travel history to Italy, entered Thailand on 28 February.	[148]
53		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital, Nakhon Pathom Province	No	Unknown	Self-employed	Husband of Case 52.	[149]
54	11 March 2020	21	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok Metropolitan Administration General Hospital, Bangkok	No	Unknown	Immigration officer at Suvarnabhumi Airport		[149]
55		40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital	No	Unknown	Immigration officer at Suvarnabhumi Airport.	Worked in different spot from Case 54	[149]
56		25	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	No	Unknown	Engineer		[149]
57		27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Nopparat Rajathanee Hospital, Bangkok	South Korea	Unknown	Unemployed	Patient has travel history to South Korea, returned to Thailand on 7 February	[149]
58		40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital	Japan	Unknown		Patient broke his wrist bone in Japan and getting hospitalised at there, later returned to Thailand on 26 February and continue his treatment, then tested positive for the virus.	[149]
59		36	Male	Bangkok	Singapore	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	Singapore	Discharged on 22 March.	Restaurant owner in Bangkok	Has been in Thailand since 2 February.	[149][150]
60	12 March 2020	29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		(11 Cases, from Case 60-70) Some members of the group had met with their friends from Hong Kong, later developed a fever, headache and cough. Despite feeling unwell, they gathered other friends to went drinking together in Thong Lo, sharing cigarettes and drinks from same glasses.	[151]
61		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[151]
62		33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown	Self-employed		[151]
63		33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[151]
64		33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown	Online seller		[151]
65		37	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown	Online seller		[151]
66		37	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[151]
67		26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[151]
68		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[151]
69		25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[151]
70		34	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown	Online seller		[151]
71	13 March 2020	36	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		Both patients had been in contact with the group of 11 people from Case 60–70.	[152]
72		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown			[152]
73		19	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		Brother of Case 57.	[152]
74		29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown	Self-employed	Friend of Case 57, later visited entertainment venues.	[152]
75		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		Friend of Case 74, visited entertainment venues together.	[152]
76	14 March 2020	63	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		Patient had been in contact with the group of 11 people from Case 60–70.	[153]
77		57	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		Japan	Unknown		Patient has travel history to Japan, entered Thailand on 4 March. Mother of Case 78 (Case 77-80 belong to the same family).	[153]
78		30	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		Daughter of Case 77. A company employee met with friend from South Korea on 2 March and has been in contact with Case 77–80.	[153]
79		33	Male	Bangkok	Japan		No	Unknown		Husband of Case 78. A company employee has been in contact with family (Case 77-80).	[153]
80		4	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No	Unknown		Grand daughter of Case 77. Patient has been in contact with family (Case 77-80).	[153]
81		20	Female	Pathum Thani	Thailand		Japan	Unknown		Patient has travel history to Japan, entered Thailand on 14 February, has symptoms on 27 February and admitted in hospital on 11 March.	[153]
82		41	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	No	Unknown	Actor	Met with friend from abroad recently, Also worked as master of ceremony at Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, admitted in hospital on 11 March.	[153]
83	15 March 2020	76	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown		Summary of 15 March 9 Cases Visited Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, related to Case 82. 1 Case visited entertainment venues in Thong Lo, related to drinking group (Case 60-70). 2 Cases visited entertainment venues, related to Case 74 with origin from Case 57. 5 Cases visited entertainment venues, did not have relation to any previous cases. 3 Cases are group of Immigration officer and restaurant staff at Suvarnabhumi Airport, had close contact with tourists. 5 Cases are group of Thai nationals with travel history abroad, including one police who returned from Spain. 2 Cases are foreign tourist. 2 Cases are staff who had been in contact with the restaurant owner from Case 59. 3 Cases where source of infection is under investigation.	[154]
84		53	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
85		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Lumpinee Boxing Stadium keeper		[154]
86		21	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
87		41	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
88		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
89		59	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[154]
90		62	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
91		48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
92		37	Male	Chiang Mai	Thailand			Unknown	Boxing gym owner		[154]
93		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
94		33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Restaurant staff		[154]
95		27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Restaurant staff		[154]
96		30	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
97		31	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
98		33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
99		38	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Maid		[154]
100		38	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
101		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
102		28	Male	Bangkok	Japan		Japan	Unknown			[154]
103		41	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[154]
104		68	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
105		41	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Chef		[154]
106		51	Male	Bangkok	French Guiana		French Guiana	Unknown			[154]
107		27	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[154]
108		29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Surgery-related work		[154]
109		34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Online seller		[154]
110		39	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		Diamond Princess	Unknown	Diamond Princess crew		[154]
111		47	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
112		40	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
113		41	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		Spain	Unknown	Police		[154]
114		29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[154]
115	16 March 2020	42	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed	Summary of 16 March 7 Cases visited Lumpinee Boxing Stadium, related to Case 82–91. 3 Cases visited entertainment venues, related to previous cases but MOPH did not specify which group. 6 Cases had been in contact with previous cases. 6 Cases had travel history abroad. 6 Cases worked with close contact to foreigners. 3 Cases from Denmark, MOPH defined this group as "mass spreading group" 2 Cases attended religious event in Malaysia.	[155]
116		58	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Master of ceremonies		[155]
117		25	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
118		46	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
119		35	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai pundit		[155]
120		73	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Chief Executive of Chachoengsao Provincial Administrative Organization		[155]
121		51	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
122		29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
123		21	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Student		[155]
124		23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Student		[155]
125		35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
126		51	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[155]
127		36	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Actress		[155]
128		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
129		56	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
130		32	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
131		44	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
132		36	Male	Bangkok	France	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	France	Discharged on 19 March.			[155][156]
133		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
134		29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
135		26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
136		35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Service staff		[155]
137		33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
138		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
139		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[155]
140		50	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Taxi driver		[155]
141		48	Male	Phuket	Denmark			Unknown			[155]
142		39	Female	Phuket	Denmark			Unknown	Maid		[155]
143		7	Female	Phuket	Denmark			Unknown			[155]
144		55	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand		Malaysia	Unknown	Farmer		[155]
145		64	Male	Yala	Thailand		Malaysia	Unknown	Farmer		[155]
146		67	Male	Phetchabun	Belgium	Phetchabun Hospital, Phetchabun Province	Belgium	In Hospital, serious condition			[155][156][157]
147		61	Male	Bangkok	United States		United States	Unknown	Unemployed		[155][156]
148	17 March 2020	36	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown		Summary of 17 March 11 Cases visited boxing stadium in Bangkok including Lumpinee from the other day, then were spread to Rajadamnern and Siam Omnoi, related to Case 82-91 and 115–121.[158][159] 1 Case visited entertainment venues in Thong Lo, related to cases 60-70 2 Cases had been in contact with previous cases. 6 Cases are Thai nationals with travel history abroad. 3 Cases are foreign tourists. 1 Cases is Taxi driver in contact with foreign tourists. 6 Cases where ource of infection is under investigation.	[82]
149		23	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai reporter		[82]
150		33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[82]
151		56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai commentator		[82]
152		27	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
153		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
154		61	Male	Chonburi	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed		[82]
155		34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
156		59	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
157		28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Work at Boxing stadium		[82]
158		79	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province		Died on 23 March	Muay Thai pundit		[82]
159		26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
160		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
161		10	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Student		[82]
162		25	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
163		46	Male	Pattani	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
164		41	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed		[82]
165		72	Male	Pattani	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
166		32	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[82]
167		31	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[82]
168		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Restaurant owner		[82]
169		23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
170		49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		Diamond Princess	Unknown	Diamond Princess crew		[82]
171		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Taxi driver		[82]
172		40	Male	Bangkok	Pakistan		Pakistan	Unknown			[82]
173		44	Male	Bangkok	Italy		Italy	Unknown			[82]
174		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
175		52	Male	Bangkok	Canada		Canada	Unknown			[82]
176		23	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
177		22	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[82]
178	18 March 2020	76	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Retired government officer.	Summary of 18 March 13 Cases visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium in Bangkok (Lumpinee, Rajadamnern and Siam Omnoi). 4 Cases visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues. 12 Cases had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium and entertainment venues group. 1 Case is Thai national who returned from Cambodia. 4 Cases worked with close contact to foreigners. 1 Case where source of infection is under investigation.	[83]
179		34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai pundit		[83]
180		42	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai commentator		[83]
181		33	Male	Khon Kaen	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed		[83]
182		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai pundit		[83]
183		44	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
184		40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[83]
185		31	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
186		36	Male	Roi Et	Thailand			Unknown	Muay Thai pundit		[83]
187		55	Male	Kalasin	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
188		50	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Police		[83]
189		57	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Politician		[83]
190		48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Car driver for Embassy of Sudan		[83]
191		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed		[83]
192		32	Male	Chiang Mai	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
193		61	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Construction materials distributors		[83]
194		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed		[83]
195		22	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
196		27	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
197		38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
198		45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Died on 23 March	Security guard		[83][84]
199		66	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
200		38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
201		33	Male	Bangkok	Japan			Unknown			[83]
202		24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
203		33	Female	Sukhothai	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
204		25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
205		24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
206		37	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown			[83]
207		30	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Self-employed		[83]
208		23	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Hotel reception		[83]
209		34	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Company employee		[83]
210		28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Bar waitress		[83]
211		26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand			Unknown	Juristic person for Lumpinee Condominium in RCA area		[83]
212		22	Female	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand			Unknown	Student		[83]
213	19 March 2020	66	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia			Summary of 19 March 12 Cases visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok (Lumpinee, Rajadamnern and Jit Mueang Non Gym). 14 Cases visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues in Thong Lo, Suan Luang, Ramkhamhang, Sukhumvit area 12 Cases had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group. 5 Cases attended religious event in Malaysia. 9 Cases have travel history to the following countries. Taiwan, France, United Kingdom, India, Italy, Malaysia, Cambodia, Japan and Iran some patients visited more than one countries. 3 Cases* had close contact to foreigners, including Teacher, Check-in counter staff, people who shared a room with foreigners. 1 Case is a gym trainer. 4 Cases where source of infection is under investigation, including one news reporter.	[160]
214		42	Male	Yala	Thailand		Malaysia				[160]
215		58	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia				[160]
216		45	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia				[160]
217		47	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia				[160]
218		24	Male	Bangkok	Unknown						[160]
219		55	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
220		28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
221		51	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
222		63	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
223		68	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
224		45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
225		56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
226		50	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
227		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
228		48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
229		33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
230		41	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				DJ		[160]
231		20	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
232		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				DJ		[160]
233		43	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Cleaning staff		[160]
234		51	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Chef		[160]
235		45	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Nightclub vice manager		[160]
236		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Master of ceremonies		[160]
237		28	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Master of ceremonies		[160]
238		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Waitress		[160]
239		39	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Cashier		[160]
240		38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Waitress		[160]
241		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[160]
242		23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
243		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[160]
244		23	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
245			Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
246		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[160]
247		35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
248		26	Female	Surat Thani	Belgium				Flight attendant		[160]
249		43	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Cargo staff of some Korean airline		[160]
250		28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
251			Female	Pathum Thani	Thailand						[160]
252		25	Male	Chiang Mai	Thailand						[160]
253		65	Female	Chiang Mai	Thailand						[160]
254		20	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[160]
255		24	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[160]
256		41	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Company employee		[160]
257		57	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
258		25	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
259		50	Male	Yala	Thailand						[160]
260		33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
261		25	Male	Saraburi	Thailand						[160]
262		22	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand				Student		[160]
263		53	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[160]
264		25	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[160]
265		23	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[160]
266		27	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand				Check-in counter staff		[160]
267		23	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Gym trainer		[160]
268		61	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[160]
269		55	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
270		28	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
271		28	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[160]
272		68	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				News reporter		[160]
273	20 March 2020	60	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					Summary of 20 March 18 Cases visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok. 5 Cases visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues in Thong Lo, Ramkhamhang area. 12 Cases had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group. 6 Cases attended religious event in Malaysia. 2 Cases are Thai student and government officer who returned from UK. 2 Cases is foreigners. 2 Cases are a tour guide and security guard who worked with close contact to foreigners. 3 Cases where source of infection is under investigation.	[161]
274		33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
275		32	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
276		38	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
277		46	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
278		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Boxing stadium receptionist		[161]
279		26	Female	Phuket	Thailand						[161]
280		1	Male	Phuket	Thailand						[161]
281		54	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
282		76	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia				[161]
283		41	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia				[161]
284		68	Male	Songkhla	Thailand		Malaysia				[161]
285		75	Male	Songkhla	Thailand		Malaysia				[161]
286		52	Male	Songkhla	Thailand		Malaysia				[161]
287		66	Male	Songkhla	Thailand		Malaysia				[161]
288		52	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand				Tour guide		[161]
289		53	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
290		31	Male	Nakhon Sawan	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[161]
291		71	Male	Nakhon Nayok	Thailand				Muay Thai gym owner		[161]
292		26	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		United Kingdom		Student		[161]
293		35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Merchant		[161]
294		30	Male	Chiang Mai	Thailand				Muay Thai trainer		[161]
295		33	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand		United Kingdom		Government officer		[161]
296		42	Male	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand				Muay Thai referee		[161]
297		72	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
298		60	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
299		21	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[161]
300		39	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[161]
301		39	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[161]
302		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[161]
303		32	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
304		26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
305		38	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Waitress		[161]
306		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[161]
307		42	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Worked at nightclub		[161]
308		29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Pharmacist assistant		[161]
309		20	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand				Student		[161]
310		52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[161]
311		44	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Maid		[161]
312		76	Male	Pattani	Thailand						[161]
313		25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Freelancer		[161]
314		42	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[161]
315		66	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Maid		[161]
316		33	Female	Bangkok	Unknown						[161]
317		24	Male	Bangkok	Myanmar				Nightlife worker		[161]
318		34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
319		33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Self-employed		[161]
320		28	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[161]
321		30	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[161]
322		33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Security guard		[161]
323	21 March 2020	28	Male	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand		No			(32 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[162]
324		53	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Boxing stadium business-related		[162]
325		47	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand		No				[162]
326			Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Worked at Boxing stadium		[162]
327		58	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand		No		Farmer		[162]
328		36	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand		No				[162]
329		68	Male	Kanchanaburi	Thailand		No		Self-employed		[162]
330		53	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No				[162]
331		36	Male	Lopburi	Thailand		No		Soldier		[162]
332		40	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
333		53	Male	Surat Thani	Thailand		No		Merchant		[162]
334		20	Male	Surat Thani	Thailand		No				[162]
335		49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Freelancer		[162]
336		61	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
337		52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Company employee		[162]
338		55	Male	Surin	Thailand		No		Merchant		[162]
339		61	Male	Surin	Thailand		No				[162]
340		59	Male	Surin	Thailand		No		Merchant		[162]
341		52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
342		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Construction business owner		[162]
343		49	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No				[162]
344		49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Freelancer		[162]
345		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Government officer		[162]
346		49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
347		34	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit and commentator		[162]
348		36	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
349		45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit, Self-employed		[162]
350		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
351		48	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit, News reporter		[162]
352		52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Muay Thai pundit		[162]
353		65	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand		No		Construction business owner		[162]
354		71	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Unemployed		[162]
355		24	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Student	(2 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues in Ekkamai, Sukhumvit area.	[162]
356		35	Male	Chiang Rai	Thailand		No				[162]
357		36	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia		Farmer	(6 Cases) Attended religious event in Malaysia.	[162]
358		57	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand		Malaysia		Freelancer		[162]
359		42	Male	Yala	Thailand		Malaysia		Farmer		[162]
360		50	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand		Malaysia		Freelancer		[162]
361		45	Female	Narathiwat	Thailand		Malaysia				[162]
362		4	Male	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia				[162]
363		31	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No			(11 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[162]
364		35	Male	Phuket	Thailand		No		Self-employed		[162]
365		38	Female	Surat Thani	Thailand		No		Maid		[162]
366		62	Male	Kanchanaburi	Thailand		No		Antiques trader		[162]
367		42	Female	Kanchanaburi	Thailand		No				[162]
368		45	Female	Samut Sakhon	Thailand		No				[162]
369		39	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No		Company employee		[162]
370		48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No				[162]
371		27	Female	Rayong	Thailand		No				[162]
372		35	Female	Phuket	Thailand		No				[162]
373		48	Female	Bangkok	Thailand		No				[162]
374		56	Male	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand					(6 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people. (6 Cases) Thai nationals with travel history abroad. (6 Cases) Foreigners with travel history abroad.	[162]
375		26	Female	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand						[162]
376		26	Female	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand						[162]
377		65	Male	Unknown	Thailand				Farmer		[162]
378		41	Male	Samut Sakhon	Thailand				Self-employed		[162]
379		23	Female	Surat Thani	Thailand				Merchant		[162]
380		30	Female	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand				Waitress		[162]
381		49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Merchant		[162]
382		33	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Worked at Nightclub		[162]
383		48	Male	Phuket	Thailand				Car driver		[162]
384		27	Male	Surat Thani	Thailand				Freelancer		[162]
385		25	Male	Bangkok	United Kingdom		United Kingdom				[162]
386		62	Male	Krabi	Denmark		Denmark				[162]
387	60	Male	Prachuap Khiri Khan	United Kingdom		United Kingdom			[162]
388	30	Male	Buriram	Thailand				Merchant	[162]
389	47	Male	Phuket	Malaysia		Malaysia		Tour guide	[162]
390	26	Female	Phuket	Switzerland		Switzerland		Teacher	[162]
391	46	Male	Phuket	Canada		Canada			[162]
392	34	Male	Prachinburi	Thailand		Under Investigation			(20 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[162]
393	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
394	22	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
395	20	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Student		[162]
396	27	Male	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand						[162]
397	36	Male	Sisaket	Thailand				Merchant		[162]
398	48	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Merchant		[162]
399	64	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand						[162]
400	35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
401	55	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Company employee		[162]
402	25	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[162]
403	26	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand				Company employee		[162]
404	47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
405	46	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
406	70	Female	Pattani	Thailand				Freelancer		[162]
407	46	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Freelancer		[162]
408	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
409	49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
410	29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[162]
411	24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Actress		[162]
412	22 March 2020	47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit	(21 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[163]
413		56	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[163]
414		70	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
415		38	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[163]
416		25	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Police		[163]
417		77	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
418		54	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
419		76	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Government officer		[163]
420		70	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Legal counsel		[163]
421		54	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[163]
422		22	Male	Loei	Thailand				Muay Thai boxer		[163]
423		70	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[163]
424		38	Male	Nong Bua Lamphu	Thailand						[163]
425		33	Male	Udon Thani	Thailand				Stadium staff		[163]
426		56	Male	Phatthalung	Thailand						[163]
427		22	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Student		[163]
428		42	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Rajadamnern Stadium staff		[163]
429		63	Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
430		35	Male	Phrae	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
431		57	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit		[163]
432		27	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand						[163]
433		19	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Restaurant staff	(5 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[163]
434		31	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
435		47	Female	Udon Thani	Thailand				Waitress		[163]
436		36	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Service staff		[163]
437		30	Female	Phetchabun	Thailand				Receptionist		[163]
438		31	Female	Yala	Thailand		Malaysia			(2 Cases) Attended religious event in Malaysia.	[163]
439		35	Male	Narathiwat	Thailand		Malaysia		Freelancer	(2 Cases) Attended religious event in Malaysia.	[163]
440		61	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Government officer	(37 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group	[163]
441		16	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Student		[163]
442		64	Male	Bangkok	France						[163]
443		55	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Company employee		[163]
444		29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Online seller		[163]
445		30	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand						[163]
446		65	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Freelancer		[163]
447		23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
448		29	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Soldier		[163]
449		42	Female	Sukhothai	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
450		25	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Company employee		[163]
451		55	Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
452		29	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Soldier		[163]
453			Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
454			Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
455		47	Female	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
456			Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
457		55	Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
458		66	Male	Pattani	Thailand				Butler		[163]
459		43	Female	Prachinburi	Thailand						[163]
460			Male	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
461			Female	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
462			Female	Sa Kaeo	Thailand						[163]
463		36	Female	Khon Kaen	Thailand				Freelancer		[163]
464		30	Male	Pattani	Thailand						[163]
465		30	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Police		[163]
466		22	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Police		[163]
467		26	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Police		[163]
468		60	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Unemployed		[163]
469		35	Female	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
470		34	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Restaurant staff		[163]
471		53	Female	Chonburi	Thailand						[163]
472		26	Female	Udon Thani	Thailand						[163]
473		5	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Student		[163]
474		28	Female	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand				Self-employed		[163]
475		40	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
476	72	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
477	27	Female	Rayong	Thailand				Nightclub service staff	(6 Cases) Thai nationals with travel history abroad	[163]
478	22	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Student		[163]
479	45	Male	Pattani	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
480	63	Male	Yala	Thailand				Mullah		[163]
481	47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Architect		[163]
482	50	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Businessman		[163]
483	65	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Merchant	(7 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[163]
484		Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Stadium ticket seller		[163]
485	43	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Freelancer		[163]
486	57	Female	Chiang Mai	Thailand				Massager		[163]
487	46	Male	Phetchabun	Thailand				Tour guide		[163]
488	50	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Lottery seller		[163]
489	54	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
490	66	Male	Chiang Mai	Switzerland		Switzerland		Tourist	(6 Cases) Foreigners with travel history abroad	[163]
491	62	Male	Phuket	Italy		Italy			(6 Cases) Foreigners with travel history abroad	[163]
492	40	Female	Bangkok	United Kingdom					(108 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[163]
493	52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
494	43	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
495	51	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
496	34	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand				Unemployed		[163]
497	24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
498	47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
499	29	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand						[163]
500	39	Female	Krabi	Thailand				Car driver		[163]
501	31	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
502	30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
503	37	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
504		Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
505	40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
506	60	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
507	44	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
508	29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
509	36	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
510	52	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
511	39	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
512	26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
513	39	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
514	48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
515	14	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Student		[163]
516	55	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
517	37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
518	25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
519	19	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
520	62	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand						[163]
521	58	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Government officer		[163]
522	54	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand						[163]
523	32	Female	Pattani	Thailand				Maid		[163]
524	18	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Student		[163]
525	61	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Unemployed		[163]
526	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
527	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
528	26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
529	29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
530	37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
531	35	Male	Chachoengsao	Thailand						[163]
532	28	Female	Chonburi	Thailand				Company employee		[163]
533	36	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Merchant		[163]
534	54	Female	Yala	Thailand						[163]
535	64	Female	Bangkok	Philippines						[163]
536	46	Male	Bangkok	Singapore						[163]
537	24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
538	26	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
539	25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
540	42	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
541	35	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Company employee		[163]
542	65	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand						[163]
543	43	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
544	44	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
545	28	Male	Bangkok	France						[163]
546	34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
547	73	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
548	65	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
549	52	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
550	56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
551	74	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
552	53	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
553	50	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
554	70	Female	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
555	48	Male	Bangkok	Thailand						[163]
556	6	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
557	52	Male	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand					[163]
558	56	Male	Bangkok						[163]
559	37	Female	Chiang Mai	Thailand					[163]
560	30	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
561	23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Student	[163]
562	50	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand					[163]
563	54	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand					[163]
564	71	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand					[163]
565	33	Female	Phatthalung	Thailand				Maid	[163]
566	44	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
567	57	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
568	49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
569	49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
570	27	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand					[163]
571	54	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand					[163]
572	67	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
573	63	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
574	44	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand					[163]
575	31	Male	Bangkok	United States					[163]
576	56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
577		Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
578	29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
579	58	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
580	33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
581	49	Female	Ratchaburi	Thailand					[163]
582	42	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand					[163]
583	33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
584	20	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
585	22	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
586	33	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
587	33	Female	Bangkok	China					[163]
588	23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
589		Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
590	20	Female	Bangkok						[163]
591	37	Male	Bangkok	China					[163]
592	63	Female	Bangkok	Iran					[163]
593	46	Male	Bangkok	United Kingdom					[163]
594	58	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
595	52	Female	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
596	72	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
597	59	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
598	34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
599	57	Male	Bangkok	Thailand					[163]
600	23 March 2020 (Case 600-721)	73	Male		Thailand				Retired Government officer	(4 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[164]
601		25	Male	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand				Muay Thai mentor		[164]
602		70	Male	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand				Tailor		[164]
603		56	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand						[164]
604		38	Female							(16 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group	[164]
605		38	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Massager		[164]
606		30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Courier		[164]
607		27	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Company employee		[164]
608		42	Female								[164]
609		28	Female		Thailand				Company owner		[164]
610		17	Male								[164]
611		28	Female								[164]
612		27	Male								[164]
613		27	Female	Chanthaburi							[164]
614		68	Male		Thailand						[164]
615		23	Female	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand	Undisclosed Hospital			Maid		[164]
616		67	Female	Sisaket	Thailand				Farmer		[164]
617		10	Female		Thailand				Student		[164]
618		35	Male		Thailand						[164]
619		6	Female								[164]
620		45	Male	Yasothon	Thailand		Yes		Chef	(2 Cases) Thai nationals with travel history abroad	[164]
621		34	Female		Thailand		Yes		Self-employed	(2 Cases) Thai nationals with travel history abroad	[164]
622		26	Male	Surat Thani	Thailand					(6 Cases) Worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[164]
623		24	Female	Roi Et	Thailand				Nightclub staff		[164]
624		32	Male	Phuket	Thailand				Taxi driver		[164]
625		27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Bar staff		[164]
626		26	Female		Thailand				Car driver		[164]
627		35	Male		France				Nightclub DJ		[164]
628		51	Female	Bangkok	Switzerland		Switzerland			(2 Cases) Foreigner with travel history abroad	[164]
629		56	Male	Phuket	France		France			(2 Cases) Foreigner with travel history abroad	[164]
630		28	Male							(92 Cases) Source of infection is untraced or under investigation	[164]
631		35	Male								[164]
632		28	Female	Nonthaburi							[164]
633		44	Female								[164]
634		19	Female								[164]
635		54	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Freelancer		[164]
636		22	Female								[164]
637		29	Male								[164]
638		24	Female	Pattani	Thailand				Student		[164]
639		38	Female		Thailand						[164]
640		25	Female								[164]
641		27	Male								[164]
642		57	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Merchant		[164]
643		48	Female								[164]
644		53	Male	Nonthaburi							[164]
645		21	Male	Nonthaburi							[164]
646		44	Male	Nonthaburi							[164]
647		23	Female	Yala	Thailand				Merchant		[164]
648		31	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Islam Mullah		[164]
649		22	Male	Songkhla	Thailand				Student		[164]
650		30	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Police		[164]
651		31	Male								[164]
652		58	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Government officer		[164]
653		52	Male								[164]
654		24	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Student		[164]
655		23	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Company Employee		[164]
656		28	Male								[164]
657		22	Female	Lopburi							[164]
658		40	Male								[164]
659		62	Female	Pattani	Thailand						[164]
660		33	Male	Bangkok							[164]
661		34	Female	Bangkok							[164]
662		61	Female	Bangkok							[164]
663		54	Female	Bangkok							[164]
664	77	Male	Bangkok						[164]
665	64	Male	Bangkok						[164]
666	35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Mobile phone seller	[164]
667	52	Female							[164]
668	45	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand					[164]
669	20	Male							[164]
670	51	Male							[164]
671	52	Female							[164]
672	40	Male							[164]
673	30	Female							[164]
674	23	Female	Yala	Thailand				Student	[164]
675	43	Female	Songkhla	Thailand				Freelancer	[164]
676	29	Female	Songkhla	Thailand				Freelancer	[164]
677	39	Female	Songkhla	Thailand				Freelancer	[164]
678	10	Female	Pattani	Thailand				Student	[164]
679	74	Male	Pattani						[164]
680	69	Male							[164]
681	31	Male							[164]
682	40	Female	Bangkok						[164]
683	10	Female	Bangkok						[164]
684	84	Male							[164]
685	28	Female	Nonthaburi						[164]
686	10	Female		Thailand				Student	[164]
687	55	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit	[164]
688	47	Male		Thailand					[164]
689	23	Female							[164]
690	39	Female							[164]
691	42	Male	Yala	Thailand				Farmer	[164]
692	47	Male	Pattani	Thailand				Merchant	[164]
693	26	Female							[164]
694	23	Female		Thailand					[164]
695	50	Female						Maid	[164]
696	30	Male	Nonthaburi						[164]
697	31	Female	Nonthaburi						[164]
698	58	Female							[164]
699	27	Female							[164]
700	23	Female							[164]
701	38	Male	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand				Company employee	[164]
702	65	Female	Yala	Thailand				Farmer	[164]
703	54	Female	Pattani	Thailand				Housekeeper	[164]
704	32	Female	Pattani	Thailand				Freelancer	[164]
705	57	Female							[164]
706	33	Male	Pattani						[164]
707	29	Male	Yala						[164]
708	48	Male	Yala						[164]
709	41	Female	Yala						[164]
710	32	Female	Yala						[164]
711	77	Male	Pattani						[164]
712	38	Male							[164]
713	30	Female							[164]
714	54	Male							[164]
715	24	Male							[164]
716	55	Male							[164]
717	52	Male							[164]
718	48	Female	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand				Housekeeper	[164]
719	42	Female	Ratchaburi	Thailand				Real estate broker	[164]
720	24	Female							[164]
721	69	Male							[164]
722	24 March 2020	57	Male	Bangkok	Thailand		No			(5 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[165]
723		26	Male	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand				Online seller.
724		56	Male	Samut Sakhon	Thailand
725		26	Male	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit.
726		54	Male		Thailand
727		67	Male	Saraburi	Thailand				Government officer	(6 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[165]
728		34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Business marketing
729		30	Male	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand				Service staff
730		29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Courier
731		24	Male	Buriram	Thailand				Waitress
732		34	Female	Chonburi	Thailand				Business marketing
733		23	Male	Saraburi	Thailand				Clothing store staff	(12 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[165]
734		34	Female	Kanchanaburi	Thailand				Merchant
735		33	Male	Khon Kaen	Thailand				Muay Thai pundit
736		66	Male
737		34	Female	Sa Kaeo	Thailand
738		36	Female	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand
739		25	Male	Samut Sakhon	Thailand				Merchant
740		50	Female	Chachoengsao	Thailand
741		38	Female	Sa Kaeo	Thailand
742		34	Female	Chonburi	Thailand
743		35	Female	Buriram	Thailand				Self-employed
744		69	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Accountant
745		23	Female	Pattani	Thailand		Malaysia			(2 Cases) Attended religious event in Malaysia.
746		28	Female				Malaysia			(2 Cases) Attended religious event in Malaysia.
747		4	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand		Yes, Undisclosed		Flight attendant	(8 Cases) Thai nationals with travel history abroad.
748		25	Male	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand				Student
749		26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Student
750		23	Female		Thailand
751		27	Male	Surin	Thailand
752		25	Male	Ratchaburi	Thailand
753		25	Female	Kanchanaburi	Thailand				Self-employed
754		31	Female	Bangkok	Thailand				Company employee
755		19	Male	Bangkok	Thailand				Worked at restaurant	(10 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.
756		26	Male	Chanthaburi	Thailand				Minivan driver for tourist
757		51	Female	Chonburi					Bodyguard for actor/actress
758		53	Male	Buriram	Thailand				Nightclub waitress
759		33	Female	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand				Taxi driver
760		48	Male	Phuket	Thailand				Waitress
761		33	Female		Thailand				Nightclub security guard
762		28	Male	Phuket	Thailand				Tour guide
763		26	Female	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand				Waitress
764		47	Female	Ubon Ratchathani	Thailand				Service staff
765		37	Male	Phuket	Thailand				Nurse	(4 Cases) Cases are medical worker.
766		35	Female	Yala	Thailand				Medical worker
767		33	Female	Buriram	Thailand				Doctor
768		33	Female	Nakhon Pathom	Thailand				Medical worker
769		39	Female				Yes			(12 Cases) Foreigners with travel history abroad.
770		27	Male	Bangkok	France				Company employee
771		69	Male
772		25	Male	Phuket	Sweden				Flight attendant
773		49	Male
774		20	Male	Nonthaburi					Student
775		62	Male
776		27	Male
777		40	Male	Chonburi	Sweden				IT support
778		30	Male	Tak	Pakistan
779		68	Male	Chonburi	United Kingdom				Tourist
780		63	Male	Chonburi	New Zealand				Tourist
781		38	Male		Thailand		Under Investigation			(47 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.
782		31	Female	Chiang Mai	Thailand
783		36	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand
784		70	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand
785		29	Male
786	51	Male
787	36	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Insurance salesmen
788	51	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Worked at car assembly plant
789	33	Female
790	48	Male	Chonburi	Thailand				Company employee
791	35	Male	Chachoengsao	Thailand
792	27	Female	Sa Kaeo	Thailand				Online casino staff
793	21	Female	Sa Kaeo	Thailand				Online casino staff
794	62	Female		Thailand
795	27	Female	Phuket	Thailand
796	41	Male		Thailand
797	28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand
798	41	Female
799	56	Female
800	48	Female
801	44	Male
802	29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand
803	20	Male
804	25	Female
805	34	Female
806	26	Male
807	42	Female		Thailand
808	56	Male		Thailand
809	63	Male		Thailand
810	29	Male		Thailand
811	52	Female
812	25	Female
813	33	Female
814		Male
815	26	Female
816	47	Male
817	37	Female
818	37	Female
819	23	Female
820	21	Female
821	29	Male
822	34	Male
823	30	Female
824	25	Male
825	27	Male
826	25	Male
827	24	Female
828	25 March 2020 (Case 828-934)	52	Male	Samut Sakhon	Thailand	Samut Sakhon			Public bus driver	(4 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[166]
829		67	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
830		58	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi
831		41	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Freelancer
832		33	Male	Chiang Rai	Thailand	Chiang Rai			Police	(5 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.
833		31	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Merchant
834		29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Soilder
835		21	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Singer, Musician
836		36	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Public relations staff
837		23	Male	Phetchaburi	Thailand	Phetchaburi			Freelancer	(14 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.
838		57	Female	Chachoengsao	Thailand	Chachoengsao
839		64	Female	Prachinburi	Thailand	Prachinburi			Merchant
840		27	Male	Chonburi	Thailand	Chonburi			Self-employed
841		64	Male	Phuket	Thailand	Phuket
842		50	Male	Chachoengsao	Thailand	Chachoengsao			Deputy Chief Executive of Chachoengsao Provincial Administrative Organization
843		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Company employee
844		20	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Student
845		52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Taxi driver
846		36	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Prisoner
847		37	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Prisoner
848		58	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Police
849		47	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Police
850		56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Police
851		71	Male	Songkhla	Thailand	Songkhla	Malaysia		Farmer	(4 Cases) Attended religious event in Malaysia.
852		61	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Yala	Malaysia		Merchant
853		38	Male	Phuket	Thailand	Yala	Malaysia		Merchant
854		33	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Yala	Malaysia		Freelancer
855		27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok	Yes, Undisclosed		Student	(6 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.
856		24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok	Yes, Undisclosed		Student
857		34	Male	Bangkok	Germany	Bangkok	Yes, Undisclosed
858		77	Male	Kanchanaburi	Finland	Kanchanaburi	Yes, Undisclosed
859		72	Male	Chonburi	Germany	Chonburi	Yes, Undisclosed
860		58	Male	Bangkok	United States	Bangkok	Yes, Undisclosed
861		27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok	No			(5 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.
862		40	Male	Chachoengsao	Thailand	Chachoengsao			Company employee
863		43	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Massager
864		48	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Cashier
865		33	Male	Phuket	Thailand	Phuket			Airport officer
866		57	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Samut Prakan			Medical worker	(2 Cases) Cases are medical worker.
867		26	Female	Trang	Thailand	Trang			Doctor	(2 Cases) Cases are medical worker.
868-934		36	Female	Uthai Thani	Thailand	Uthai Thani	Under Investigation		Farmer	(67 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.
869		22	Female	Pathum Thani	Thailand	Pathum Thani			Eletricity Authority officer
870		40	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand	Pathum Thani
871		41	Female	Pathum Thani	Thailand	Pathum Thani			Fishermen
872		66	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Merchant
873		19	Female	Ratchaburi	Thailand	Ratchaburi			Restaurant staff worked in London, UK
874		32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
875		24	Male	Ratchaburi	Thailand	Ratchaburi			Restaurant owner
876		42	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
877		23	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
878		49	Male	Chonburi	Japan	Chonburi			Merchant
879		25	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Samut Prakan
880		27	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Samut Prakan
881		27	Female	Chonburi	Thailand	Chonburi
882		27	Male	Chonburi	Thailand	Chonburi
883		69	Male	Kalasin	Thailand	Kalasin
884		25	Male	Udon Thani	Thailand	Udon Thani
885		19	Female	Nong Bua Lamphu	Thailand	Udon Thani
886		20	Female	Udon Thani	Thailand	Udon Thani
887		36	Female	Sisaket	Thailand	Sisaket			Merchant
888		42	Male	Phuket	France	Phuket			Student
889		35	Female	Phuket	Thailand	Phuket
890		11	Female	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Nakhon Si Thammarat
891		36	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Yala			Self-employed
892	43	Male	Nakhon Si Thammarat	Thailand	Yala
893	21	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
894	74	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
895	70	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
896	35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
897	27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Company employee
898	29	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
899	8	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
900	45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Model
901	45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Government officer
902	34	Male	Bangkok	Germany	Bangkok
903	34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
904	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
905	23	Male	Bangkok	Brazil	Bangkok			Maid in police station
906	46	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Company employee
907	83	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
908	49	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
909	24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
910	29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
911	40	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
912	32	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
913	33	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
914	25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
915	45	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
916	57	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
917	29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
918	41	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Freelancer
919	40	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi			Bus driver
920	49	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi			Freelancer
921	66	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi
922	30	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Nonthaburi
923	47	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
924	41	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
925	34	Male	Bangkok	Netherlands	Bangkok
926	45	Female	Bangkok	Israel	Bangkok
927	62	Female	Phuket	France	Phuket
928	44	Male	Bangkok	France	Bangkok
929	51	Male	Bangkok	Australia	Bangkok
930	37	Male	Bangkok	United Kingdom	Bangkok			Freelancer
931	51	Male		Switzerland	Bangkok
932	31	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
933	26	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
934	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
935	26 March 2020 (Case 935-1045, Total 111 Cases)	45	Male	Pathum Thani	Thailand	Pathum Thani				(6 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[167]
936		36	Male	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand	Nakhon Ratchasima			Muay Thai pundit
937		56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Unemployed
938		60	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Merchant
939		62	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Retired Government officer
940		50	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi			Freelancer
941		23	Male	Chiang Mai	Thailand	Chiang Mai				(3 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.
942		31	Male	Udon Thani	Thailand	Udon Thani
943		20	Male	Krabi	Thailand	Krabi			Tattoo artist
944		36	Female	Chachoengsao	Thailand	Chachoengsao			Company Employee	(19 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.
945		43	Male	Nakhon Sawan	Thailand	Nakhon Sawan			Mobile Phone repair shop owner
946		28	Female	Pathum Thani	Thailand	Pathum Thani
947		28	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi
948		58	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
949		9	Female	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand	Nakhon Ratchasima			Student
950		1	Female	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand	Nakhon Ratchasima
951		29	Female	Nakhon Ratchasima	Thailand	Nakhon Ratchasima			Farmer
952		54	Male	Mukdahan	Thailand	Mukdahan			Government officer worked in Department of Customs
953		49	Male	Mukdahan	Thailand	Mukdahan			Medical worker
954		38	Female	Krabi	Denmark	Krabi
955		28	Female	Yala	Thailand	Yala
956		29	Male	Bangkok	France	Bangkok
957		27	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Karaoke bar owner
958		31	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Singer
959		46	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Worked in ship
960		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Police
961		45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Police
962		49	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Samut Prakan
963		55	Male	Pattani	Thailand	Pattani
964		22	Male	Chanthaburi	Thailand	Chanthaburi	Malaysia		Student	(1 Case) Attended religious event in Malaysia.
965		34	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok	Yes		Merchant	(6 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.
966		37	Male	Pattani	Thailand	Narathiwat
967		45	Male	Songkhla	Thailand	Songkhla
968		37	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Thai Airways flight attendant
969		72	Male	Bangkok	United States	Bangkok			Tourist
970		40	Female	Chiang Mai	Thailand	Chiang Mai			Nightclub DJ
971		36	Male	Loei	Thailand	Udon Thani	No			(9 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.
972		48	Male	Amnat Charoen	Thailand	Amnat Charoen			Taxi Driver
973		40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Public car driver
974		26	Female	Krabi	Thailand	Krabi			Worked in Tourist Assistance Center
975		43	Female	Phuket	Thailand	Phuket			Worked in Massage shop
976		41	Male	Phuket	Thailand	Phuket			Company Employee
977		22	Female	Trang	Thailand	Trang			Worked in hotel
978		61	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Taxi
979		53	Male	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Samut Prakan			Doctor
980		38	Female	Mukdahan	Thailand	Mukdahan			Medical worker	(3 Cases) Cases are medical worker.
981		32	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok			Medical worker
982		35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
983		20	Female	Phitsanulok	Thailand	Phitsanulok				(1 Case) Patient in surveillance criteria also has unknown cause pneumonia.
984		40	Male	Chachoengsao	Thailand	Chachoengsao	Under Investigation			(63 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.
985		32	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi			DJ
986		46	Male	Kanchanaburi	Thailand	Kanchanaburi			Company Employee
987		29	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
988		34	Female	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand	Prachuap Khiri Khan
989		59	Female	Surat Thani	Thailand	Bangkok
990		19	Male	Prachuap Khiri Khan	Thailand	Prachuap Khiri Khan
991		40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
992		20	Female	Samut Prakan	Thailand	Samut Prakan
993		23	Female	Sa Kaeo	Thailand	Sa Kaeo
994		42	Male	Chonburi	Thailand	Chonburi
995		34	Female	Roi Et	Thailand	Roi Et
996		48	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
997		29	Female	Krabi	Thailand	Krabi
998		25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
999	23	Male	Phuket	Thailand	Phuket
1000	30	Male	Phatthalung	Thailand	Phatthalung			Government officer
1001	58	Male	Yala	Thailand	Yala			Farmer
1002	7	Female	Phatthalung	Thailand	Phatthalung			Student
1003	21	Female	Trang	Thailand	Trang
1004	38	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1005	55	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1006	13	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1007	56	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1008	20	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi			Student
1009	24	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi
1010	51	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi			Merchant
1011	23	Male	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi
1012	28	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Nonthaburi
1013	47	Male		Thailand	Bangkok
1014	30	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1015	35	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1016	40	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1017	55	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1018	28	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1019	57	Male	Yala	Thailand	Yala
1020	32	Female	Yala	Thailand	Yala
1021	42	Male	Pattani	Thailand	Pattani
1022	35	Male	Bangkok	Cambodia	Bangkok
1023	58	Male	Phatthalung	Thailand	Phatthalung
1024	30	Male	Bangkok	France	Bangkok			Farmer
1025	15	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1026	38	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1027	28	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1028	35	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1029	25	Female	Nonthaburi	Thailand	Bangkok
1030	35	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1031	28	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1032	45	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1033	49	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1034	27	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1035	37	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1036	36	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1037	30	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1038	24	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1039	25	Female	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1040	45	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1041	23	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1042	55	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1043	44	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1044	52	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1045	18	Male	Bangkok	Thailand	Bangkok
1,046-1,050	27 March 2020	Undisclosed			Thailand	Undisclosed	No			(5 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[168]
1,051-1,057					Thailand					(7 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[168]
1,058-1,075					Thailand					(18 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[168]
1,076-1,085					Thailand / foreigners		Yes			(10 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.	[168]
1,086-1,090					Thailand		No			(5 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[168]
1,091-1,094					Thailand		No			(4 Cases) Patients in surveillance criteria also has unknown cause pneumonia.	[168]
1,095-1,136					Thailand		Under Investigation			(42 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[168]
1,137-1,146	28 March 2020	Undisclosed			Thailand	Undisclosed	No			(10 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[169]
1,147-1,154					Thailand					(8 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[169]
1,155-1,175					Thailand					(21 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[169]
1,176-1,183					Thailand / foreigners		Yes			(8 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.	[169]
1,184-1,190					Thailand		No			(7 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[169]
1,191-1,192					Thailand		No		Medical worker	(2 Cases) Cases are medical worker.	[169]
1,193-1,245					Thailand		Under Investigation			(53 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[169]
1,246-1,250	29 March 2020	Undisclosed			Thailand	Undisclosed	No			(5 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[170]
1,251-1,265					Thailand					(15 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[170]
1,266-1,314					Thailand					(49 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[170]
1,315					Thailand		Malaysia			(1 Case) Attended religious event in Malaysia.	[170]
1,316-1,337					Thailand / foreigners		Yes			(22 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.	[170]
1,338-1,345					Thailand		No			(8 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[170]
1,346-1,353					Thailand				Medical worker	(8 Cases) Cases are medical worker.	[170]
1,354-1,358					Thailand					(5 Cases) Patients in surveillance criteria also has unknown cause pneumonia.	[170]
1,359-1,388					Thailand		Under Investigation			(30 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[170]
1,389-1,390	30 March 2020	Undisclosed			Thailand	Undisclosed	No			(2 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[171]
1,391-1,400					Thailand					(10 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[171]
1,401-1,459					Thailand					(59 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[171]
1,460-1,480					Thailand / foreigners		Yes			(21 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.	[171]
1,481-1,495					Thailand		No			(15 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[171]
1,496-1,497					Thailand				Medical worker	(2 Cases) Cases are medical worker.	[171]
1,498-1,500					Thailand					(3 Cases) Patients who visited to crowded places.	[171]
1,501-1,504					Thailand					(4 Cases) Patients related to public transport services.	[171]
1,505-1,518					Thailand					(14 Cases) Patients in surveillance criteria also has unknown cause pneumonia.	[171]
1,519-1,524					Thailand		Under Investigation			(6 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[171]
1,525-1,528	31 March 2020	Undisclosed			Thailand	Undisclosed	No			(4 Cases) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[172]
1,529-1,539					Thailand					(11 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[172]
1,540-1,586					Thailand					(47 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[172]
1,587-1,609					Thailand / foreigners		Yes			(23 Cases) Thai nationals / foreigners with travel history abroad.	[172]
1,610-1,618					Thailand		No			(9 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[172]
1,619-1,621					Thailand				Medical worker	(3 Cases) Cases are medical worker.	[172]
1,622-1,627					Thailand					(6 Cases) Patients who visited to crowded places.	[172]
1,628-1,635					Thailand					(8 Cases) Patients in surveillance criteria also has unknown cause pneumonia.	[172]
1,636-1,651					Thailand		Under Investigation			(16 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[172]
1,652	1 April 2020	Undisclosed			Thailand	Undisclosed	No			(1 Case) Visited or worked or had been in contact with previous patients who visited boxing stadium/gym in Bangkok.	[173]
1,653-1,663					Thailand					(11 Cases) Visited or had been in contact with previous patients who visited entertainment venues.	[173]
1,664-1,701					Thailand					(38 Cases) Had been in contact with previous patients other than boxing stadium/gym and entertainment venues group.	[173]
1,702					Thailand		Malaysia			(1 Case) Attended religious event in Malaysia.	[173]
1,703-1,718					Thailand		Indonesia			(16 Cases) Patients with travel history abroad to attended religious event in Indonesia.	[173]
1,719-1,724					Thailand		Yes			(6 Cases) Patients with travel history abroad.	[173]
1,725-1,726					Foreigners		Yes			(2 Cases) Patients with travel history abroad.	[173]
1,727-1,740					Thailand		No			(14 Cases) Patients who worked with close contact with foreigners or large number of people.	[173]
1,741					Thailand		No		Medical worker	(1 Case) Case is medical worker.	[173]
1,742-1,771					Thailand		Under Investigation			(30 Cases) Source of infection is under investigation.	[173]
Notes: Some of patient's statuses will be left as "Unknown" because the Ministry of Public health has stopped specifying the case number of patients who were cured after 9th one. Some information of case 1-33 are from MOPH's leaked internal document accidentally published on Bangkok government website, which was later deleted.[174][175] "Province" mean province where patient was diagnosed with COVID-19

Unspecified case-number of discharged patients in Thailand (As of 23 March 2020) ()
Order of Discharging	Date discharged	Age	Gender	Nationality	Hospital admitted to	Source
10th	8 February 2020	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	[176]
11th	12 February 2020	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	China	Undisclosed	[177]
13th	14 February 2020	33	Female	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[178]
16th	18 February 2020	Undisclosed	Female	China	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	[179]
17th	18 February 2020	Undisclosed	Female	China	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	[180]
18th	21 February 2020	56	Male	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[181]
19th	21 February 2020	34	Male	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[181]
27th	27 February 2020	33	Female	China	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	[182]
29th	1 March 2020	33	Male	China	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[79]
32nd	8 March 2020	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	[183]
33rd	8 March 2020	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	[183]
38th	16 March 2020	32	Female	China	Undisclosed	[155]
39th		Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	[82]
40th		Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[82]
41st		Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[82]
42nd	17 March 2020	31	Female	Thailand	Rajavithi Hospital, Bangkok	[83]
43rd	19 March 2020	36	Male	France	Central Chest Institute of Thailand, Nonthaburi Province	[162]
44th	21 March 2020	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	Undisclosed	[162]
45th	22 March 2020	36	Male	Singapore	Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute, Nonthaburi Province	[163]

Preventive measures

Travel restrictions

Hand sanitizer at a BTS Skytrain station in Bangkok for commuters to protect themselves against COVID-19

The screening of passengers arriving from China is ongoing at six airports, beginning on 3 January: Suvarnabhumi Airport, Don Mueang International Airport, Phuket International Airport, Chiang Mai International Airport and Krabi International Airport, with the addition of Chiang Rai International Airport since 24 January. A number of suspected cases have been found to have other common respiratory conditions.[184][185][10]

On 11 February, the Holland America Line-operated MS Westerdam was refused permission to dock at Laem Chabang port by the country's Marine Department.[186] The ship was previously denied entry to the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, and Guam due to similar fears.[187]

On 13 February, two cruise ships, the MV Seabourn Ovation anchored at the Phuket Deep Sea Port and the Quantum of the Seas docked at Phuket's Patong pier. Unlike the MS Westerdam, the two ships were allowed because both had planned to make their first stop in Thailand and would depart to Singapore afterwards. The passengers on board were screened by public health officials before being given permission to step ashore.[188][189]

On 17 February, a meeting between Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Public Health, AOT and the Immigration Bureau came to the conclusion to disallow entry of all foreigners from MS Westerdam to the country after an American woman tested positive for COVID-19 in Malaysia. The number of passengers who entered Thailand before the ban was 95, 91 were transferred to connecting flights and had already left the country.[190][191]

On 18 February, the health authorities had extended COVID-19 screening to cover visitors from Japan and Singapore. Passengers from these countries were treated with the same method as passengers on flights from Mainland China. The Ministry of Public Health also raised measures against COVID-19 to level 3 in preparation for a surge in transmission. Every province must have at least one hospital capable of testing for COVID-19. The Department of Medical Sciences is currently developing a virus test kit that will deliver a result in five minutes, which is planned to be available within two months.[192]

On 21 February, the Ministry of Public Health announced a new screening criteria, with additional surveillance for visitors from Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea and Taiwan. People developing pneumonia due to unknown causes and living in eight provinces that were popular among Chinese tourists including Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Chon Buri, Krabi, Phuket, Prachuap Khiri Khan and Samut Prakan, would be automatically considered as COVID-19 suspected cases.[193]

On 3 April, the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand ordered that there would be a ban on all passengers flights landing in Thailand from the morning of 4 April to the evening of the 6 April.[194] On the evening of 6 April, the flight ban was further extended to 18 April, and now to 30 April.[195]

Restrictions on travellers from risk areas

As of 22 March, the Ministry of Public Health defined two types of risk areas:[196]

Dangerous Disease Infected Zones

The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) is requiring travellers from all countries to show medical certificates prior to boarding their flights to Thailand and after arriving in Thailand when entering immigration checkpoints or their journey will not be allowed. Also, the traveller must seek quarantine in government-managed places for 14 days with no exception.[197]

Medical supply regulations

A booth in a Bangkok shopping centre selling surgical masks for ฿70 per piece, almost 70 times higher than before the pandemic

On 4 February, the government announced that four products, namely surgical masks, polypropylene, alcohol-based hand sanitisers and toilet paper, are to be designated as controlled goods under the Price of Goods and Services Act, B.E. 2542 (1999) following a cabinet resolution.[198]

On 6 February, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha warned that the stockpiling and price gouging of surgical masks and hand sanitisers could lead to legal consequences.[199]

On 12 March, health officials encouraged people to make face masks at home out of cloth, stating that cloth masks can prevent droplets bigger than one micron from spreading.[200]

Bangkok partial lockdown

Inside of partially-opening Iconsiam shopping complex where majority of stores were forced to close, except supermarkets, chemists and takeaway restaurants (April 2020)

On 21 March, Bangkok City Hall authorities declared a wide-ranging shutdown of various businesses. Bangkok Governor Aswin Kwanmuang disclosed after the City Hall meeting that the board had passed a resolution to close establishments under Section 35 of the Communicable Diseases Act B.E. 2558 (2015), effective for a period of 22 days from 22 March to 12 April 2020. This was then extended from 12 April 2020 to 30 April 2020.[201] Only supermarkets, pharmacies, and takeaway restaurants will be allowed to stay open at the malls.[202]

Impact

Economy

Bangkok Airways announced a plan to cut their executives' salaries, reduce the number of flights, and cancel some routes; staff will be on leave without pay for 10–30 days starting from 1 March due to the economic downturn and the outbreak of COVID-19.[203]

Education

On 29 February, The 38th Thailand National Book Fair and 18th Bangkok International Book Fair at Impact, Muang Thong Thani were cancelled. It was instead hosted online, making it the first "online national book fair" of Thailand.[204]Chulalongkorn and Mahidol Universities, following the confirmation of COVID-19 cases among its staff and student body, began suspending classes on 16 March, while Kasetsart University took the same action as a precautionary measure.[205]

Sports

The "THAI FIGHT" boxing tournament in Chiang Rai has been postponed indefinitely due to concerns of COVID-19.[206]

On 1 March, the Football Association of Thailand decided that all Thai League professional football matches in T1, T2, T3 and T4 between 7 and 31 March will be played behind closed doors as broadcast only events.[207] However, on 4 March, the decision was changed to postpone all matches prior to 18 April indefinitely.[208]

The 2020 MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix will be postponed due to the spread of the virus. The event has been put off until the outbreak has abated.[209]

The 41st Bangkok International Motor Show, which was originally scheduled between 7 March to 5 April, has been postponed. The new schedule will be announced later.[210]

Channel 7 Boxing Stadium will continue fights behind closed doors as broadcast only events, according an official statement by the channel.[211]

Tourism

Grand Palace, a major tourist attraction in Bangkok, gone empty with no foreign tourist. (June 2020)

Yaowarat, one of Bangkok’s crowded tourist street became empty during the pandemic. (May 2020)

Thailand's tourist industry, which accounts for one-fifth of GDP prior to the pandemic, has been severely affected; the Tourism Authority of Thailand anticipates total tourist arrivals for 2020 to decline by as much as 65%. In the January–March period, foreign tourist arrivals fell by 38% to 6.69 million; Chinese arrivals, the largest source of inbound tourists, plunged 60% to 1.25 million.[212] With its border closed and most international flights cancelled since 4 April, tourist arrivals and spending have both dropped to zero in April, compared to 3.2 million arrivals and $4.6 billion's worth of receipts in the same month last year.[213]

Legend Siam, a theme park in Pattaya, will temporarily close from 3 March because of the lack of tourists during the spread of the virus. The park management promised to hire all staff back when it eventually reopens.[214]

On 16 March, the Ministry of Public Health announced that Songkran holidays and celebrations will be postponed until further notice as the number of cases continued to rise by 33 to 147.[215] The Songkran festival in Khaosan Road, Khon Kaen Province, Pattaya, Bang Saen Beach and Patong will not be held, according to each municipality's announcement. The dates of the holiday are to be postponed as well.[216] Ko Pha-ngan District Chief Somchai Somwong made the decision to suspend a party on Rin Beach to avoid the gathering of tourists, which could pose a risk of virus outbreak. The party had originally been scheduled on the full-moon night of 8 March.[217]

Xenophobia and racism

A restaurant in Chiang Mai displayed a sign which read "We apologize we are not accepting CHINESE customers. Thank you" after a customer left the restaurant upon noticing a group of Chinese people inside. The police demanded that the sign be taken down, but suggested that it could be rewritten in Chinese as "We ran out of food".[218] A similar sign was seen outside a restaurant in Ao Sane Beach in Phuket.[219]

Health minister Anutin Charnvirakul made negative comments about "dirty" Westerners, saying they "never shower" and are more likely to spread the virus than Asians.[220][221] The post attracted negative reaction in Thailand[222] and the UK[223] and was quickly removed. Mr. Charnvirakul claimed he was not responsible for it.[224]

Possible spread to other countries

South Korea On 4 February, a South Korean woman, who recently visited Bangkok on a vacation, was tested positive and confirmed as the 16th case of the country[225]

Germany On 4 March, Cologne city government announced five confirmed cases, including a woman who was previously on vacation in Thailand and is believed to have been infected there.[226]

Australia On 5 March, Queensland government confirmed that a 81-year-old man who has recently returned from Thailand tested positive and was admitted to Sunshine Coast University Hospital.[227]

India On 6 March, India reported its 31st confirmed case. The patient is an Indian national who has a travel history from Thailand and Malaysia.[228]

gollark: The Navier-Stokes thing.

gollark: Did you know? 3325581707333960528 is the smallest number that cannot be written as a sum of two primes where one is smaller than 9781.

gollark: ||Surely the communication and seeing other people's hat color thing is irrelevant too! It provides no information about your hat.||

gollark: What? ||That makes no sense, how can it be finite? It's meant to be half of a countably infinite set, so also countably infinite, right?||

gollark: Oh no. They are spreading.

Notes

Also titled in full as the "Centre for the Administration of the Situation due to the Outbreak of the Communicable Disease Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19)".

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External links

รายงาน COVID-19 ประจำวัน (Digital Government Development Agency) – Details of COVID-19 patients in Thailand
รายงานสถานการณ์ โควิด-19 (Department of Disease Control) – Map of COVID-19 patients in Thailand by province and relation network of patients
CoronaTracker – Statistics on the coronavirus cases in Thailand
Coronamapper – Map of the virus spread
Coronavirus COVID-19 Global Cases and historical data by Johns Hopkins University

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[bangkokinsight-31jan-11] "สธ.ยกระดับควบคุมป้องกันโรค ประกาศคำเตือนระดับ 3 หลีกเลี่ยงเดินทางไปพื้นที่ระบาด" [MOPH ramps up disease control measures; issues level 3 warning to avoid areas with ongoing transmission]. The Bangkok Insight (in Thai). 31 January 2020. Retrieved 29 March 2020.

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[16] "'จุรินทร์'รับกำลังผลิตหน้ากากอนามัยไม่เพียงพอ" ['Churin' admits production capacity of face masks still not enough]. Daily News (in Thai). 11 February 2020. Retrieved 29 March 2020.

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