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More suspected of Covid dying at home
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published : 10 Jul 2021 at 04:00
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More people have died in their homes due to a lack of hospital beds, some of whom did not have the chance to be tested for Covid-19.
An elderly woman, who had worked at a massage parlour in Bangkok s Bang Phlat district, was extremely sick with a fever and severe Covid-like symptoms and died shortly after being transferred to hospital yesterday, said Thipjutha Bunnag, Pheu Thai Party candidate for the Bangkok Metropolitan Council in Bang Phlat district.
Ms Thipjutha recently donated 10 oxygen generators to Covid-19 patients being treated at home. The case of the dead and suspected Covid-19 patient was one of two cases she has looked into so far.
Capital reports first Beta strain case
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More clusters found in 8 provinces
published : 28 Jun 2021 at 04:30
13 A woman walks past a migrant worker dormitory in Bang Phli district in Samut Prakan on Sunday. (Photo: Wichan Charoenkiatpakul)
The first case of Beta variant, originally detected in South Africa, has been found in Bangkok, a source said.
An initial investigation found that the infected patient is linked to an infection case in Narathiwat, according to the source.
Department of Medical Sciences director-general Supakit Sirilak will hold a press conference on the issue on Monday.
The Beta variant found spreading in the deep South of Thailand is believed to have come from Malaysia.
HELP ME, HELP YOU
published : 28 May 2021 at 04:00
Despite vaccine rollouts in many countries, we are still in semi-lockdown after the third wave in Thailand hit us the hardest. Many Thais are in a tight spot, struggling to earn a living or with no access to social welfare, while the road to nationwide inoculation is still has a long way to go. Guru has gathered online platforms through which you can help those in need. Here are different ways you can help during these trying times.
Roadside Patient Project fund
The Mirror Foundation is providing financial aid for the homeless who cannot access government social welfare with B1,000 per person in cash. The foundation has discovered that the homeless are unable to register a bank account for organisations to transfer living expenses to them. What s worse, a chance for them to access government benefits using an ID card is also impossible since they have no permanent address. Contribute to the Roadside Patient Project by The M
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