Four new COVID-19 cases recorded in Thailand on Saturday

Thailand today recorded four new COVID-19 cases, including a French woman on Samui Island and three Thais returning from abroad, according to the CCSA.

One of the three Thais is a 38-year old female domestic worker, returning from Austria and entering state quarantine on October 18^th. She experienced nausea and a headache before testing positive for COVID-19 on October 22^nd.

The second is a 38-year old woman, returning from Hong Kong on October 21^st. Prior to her departure for Thailand, however, she had a cough and anosmia and was quarantined for ten days, until October 13^th. She tested positive upon arrival in Thailand.

The third case is a 26-year old Thai woman, returning from Hong Kong on October 21^st and testing positive on the same day.

Cumulative infections in Thailand, to date, are 3,731, with 3,529 recoveries.  143 others are still being treated in hospitals. The country’s COVID-19 death toll remains 59.