Summary of Foreigners infected with COVID-19 in Thailand

According to data reported by Thai PBS  on 7th May,

A total of 335 foreigners have been infected with the COVID-19 virus in Thailand.

With the first case being that of a Chinese national on 12th January, with the most recent infections concerning 3 Rohingya and 2 Burmese nationals in the Songkhla province..

According to the Thai PBS the top 5 foreign nationalities with the largest number of infections in Thailand are:

Myanmar: 56 cases

China: 35 cases

France: 28

United Kingdom: 24

Rohingya: 20

The majority being 228 males and 107 females ..

Ages of foreign patients

0-9 years: 9 people

10-19 years: 20 people

20-29: 78 people

30-39: 81 people

40-49: 55 people

50-59: 41 people

60-69: 32 people

not specified: 5 people

Regions where foreigners were infected

Northern region 1 province: 5 people

Central region, 5 provinces: 169 people

Northeast, 2 provinces: 3 people

The western region, 3 provinces 11 people

Eastern region, 2 provinces 19 people

The southern region, 5 provinces, 117 people

Not specified – 11 people

From Tuesday 12th May, Thailand has reported a total of 3,017 cases and 56 deaths since the start of the outbreak in January.

News Source & Photo: https://news.thaipbs.or.th/content/292306

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