The Bangkok Post reported that on May 24, a 29-year-old Thai woman was vaccinated with Sinovac vaccine; she became ill two days later and became a vegetative person. More than two months later, he died on August 18.
Authorities say her condition has nothing to do with the vaccine.
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August 18, the deputy spokesperson of the Thailand Anti-epidemic Command Center said that there is no problem with the "First Sinovac, then AstraZeneca" muddle-up model implemented by the Thai government.
To date, about 1 million people in Thailand have been vaccinated with the second dose of AstraZeneca vaccine three weeks after receiving the first dose of Sinovac vaccine.
Deputy spokesperson Abishamai said that local universities have found that this mixed-up model can improve the protection of vaccinated personnel.
The director of the Thai Center for Disease Control and Prevention said that in the fourth quarter of this year, 10 million doses of Johnson & Johnson and 10 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccine would arrive, but Johnson & Johnson could not provide vaccines in time, while AstraZeneca could only provide five or six million doses.
Therefore, Thailand purchased 12 million doses of Sinovac vaccine.
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301 deaths in Thailand, the second highest in history
Today, the increase of 20,902 confirmed cases
cumulative confirmed cases approaching 1 million
[Download news] On August 19, Thailand now added 301 deaths, the second highest in history, with a total of 8,586 cases.
In addition, Thailand has increased by 20,902 confirmed cases today, an increase of more than 20,000 per day for nine consecutive days, with a total of 968,957 cases, approaching 1 million.
Of the 20,902 cases, 20,754 are community cases and 148 are prison inmates.
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Malaysia has increased by 22,948 confirmed cases today
set a record high for two consecutive days
cumulative confirmed cases exceeded 1.48 million
[Download news] On August 19, Malaysia added 22,948 new confirmed cases, setting a record high for two consecutive days, with a total of 1.489,460
[Download news] On August 19, Malaysia added 22,948 new confirmed cases, setting a record high for two consecutive days, with a total of 1.489,460 pm and a total of 1.48 million pm.
After the Malaysian government announces the details tonight, Singapore Eye will make a follow-up report tomorrow.
Malaysia increased by 22,242 confirmed cases yesterday and
was a historical high
htmlOn August 18, Malaysia added 22,242 new confirmed cases, a historical high, with a total of 1.466,512, exceeding 1.46 million.Among the 22,242 confirmed cases, 47.8% are asymptomatic, 50.3% are mild, and 1.9% are moderate, severe, and critically ill.
Malaysia has 225 new deaths, with a total of 13,302 cases, with a mortality rate of 0.91%.
Among the 225 deaths, 198 were Malaysian citizens and 27 were foreigners.
Malaysia's coronavirus infection value R remained at 1.04 on August 18, in other words, 104 people will be infected per 100 patients. This is the Malaysian R value that has exceeded 1.00 for 51 consecutive days since June 28. The infection circle is still expanding, but it has been alleviated from a month ago.
The number of severe cases and aerobic cases is stable
Active cases hit a record high for 39 consecutive days
00 ICU intensive care units have increased from 1054 to 1060.
requires the use of respiratory aids to rise from 525 to 540.
Yesterday, 19,680 patients recovered and discharged from the hospital, and the total number of recovered patients accounted for 81.6% of the total cases.
active cases rose from 252,147 the day before yesterday to 254,484 yesterday, setting a record high for 39 consecutive days.
increased by 49 infection clusters yesterday, which was a historical high, which was 1386 active infection clusters, which were a historical high, which was
Malaysia increased by 49 infection clusters yesterday, which was a historical high, with a total of 4306 infection clusters; the active infection clusters rose to 1386, which was a historical high; there were 2920 infection clusters that had been released from medical observation.
Among all states, Selangor added 6,858 new confirmed cases, making it the state with the largest number of new cases on the same day; followed by Sabah, with an increase of 2,413; and again in Kedah, with an increase of 1,852.
, the closest to , Singapore , Johor, which increased by 1,477 yesterday. Johor has increased by more than 1,000 days a day.According to statistics from Singapore Eye, the epidemic trend in Johor since November 21 last year is as follows:
Indonesian yesterday increased by 15,768 confirmed cases
was the single-day low in the past two months
cumulative confirmed cases exceeded 3.9 million
8 On August 18, Indonesia added 15,768 new confirmed cases, the single-day low in the past two months, with a total of 3.98,247 cumulative cases exceeding 3.9 million
August 18, Indonesia added 15,768 new confirmed cases, the single-day low in the past two months, with a total of 3.98,247 cumulative cases exceeding 3.9 million hrs.
The number of cases this time has increased sharply, mainly due to two factors. One is that the number of people flows across regions during Eid and Haji Day , and the other is the transmission of the Delta virus strain.
Indonesia has increased by 1128 deaths yesterday and
cumulative deaths of 121,141
Indonesia has increased significantly recently, with 1128 new deaths yesterday and 121,141 pm.
This is Indonesia's 34 consecutive days of daily increase in deaths, which is more than a thousand times.
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Philippines has increased by 14,895 cases today
is the second highest in history
cumulative confirmed cases approaching 1.8 million
[Download news] On August 19, the Philippines added 14,895 new confirmed cases, the second highest in history, with a total of 1.791,003 cases approaching 1.8 million
[Download news] On August 19, the Philippines added 14,895 new confirmed cases, the second highest in history, with a total of 1.791,003 cases approaching 1.8 million .
The current active patients in the Philippines rose from 105,151 yesterday to 111,720, accounting for 6.2% of the total cases; the peak of active cases in the Philippines was 203,710 on April 17.
The Philippines reported 258 new deaths, with a total of 30,881 cases, with a mortality rate of 1.74%.
