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Bangkok, Jul 28 (EFE/EPA).- Bangkok authorities are converting 15 sleeper train carriages to accommodate about 240 patients with mild Covid-19 symptoms amid surging infections and overflowing hospitals.Officials of the capital, who on Tuesday visited Bang Sue Central Station where the sick will be sent, said that they are finalizing the conversion of the carriages and expect to receive the first patients on Friday."We need to install mosquito nets for windows, water and electricity systems and additional bathrooms," said the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration in a statement. (Camera: ARCHIVE).ARCHIVE FOOTAGE SHOWS THAI RAILWAY POLICE WALK INSIDE A PASSENGER TRAIN WHILE WAITING FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS ARRIVING TO BOARD A TRAIN BRINGING THEM BACK TO THEIR HOMELAND PROVINCE, AT THE RANGSIT TRAIN STATION ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Bangkok, Apr 29 (EFE/EPA).- Thailand is gearing up to open a reception center for new COVID-19 patients in bid to combat rapid rise of infections. Thai authorities are setting up the pre-admission center to tackle with the shortage of bed for COVID-19 patients amid the third wave of pandemic, before sending the patient to the hospital according to the level of symptoms, as the COVID-19 infections surge in Bangkok. Thailand registered 10 Covid-related deaths Thursday. A new wave of infections in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos adds to the delicate situation in the Philippines, where a health system collapse is feared. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK).SHOT LIST: THAI DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND PUBLIC HEALTH MINISTER OF THAILAND ANUTIN CHARNVIRAKUL INSPECTS THE COVID-19 PRE-ADMISSION CENTER SET UP INSIDE A GYMNASIUM IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Bangkok, Apr 28 (EFE/EPA).- The Nimibutr indoor stadium in Bangkok has been turned into a reception center for new COVID-19 patients in bid to combat rapid rise of infections.Thailand registered 15 deaths Wednesday for the second consecutive day, the highest number of deaths since the beginning of the pandemic, fighting an outbreak that has hit Bangkok the most as authorities have made the use of masks in public places mandatory.A new wave of infections in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos adds to the delicate situation in the Philippines, where a health system collapse is feared. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK).SHOT LIST: RECEPTION CENTER FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS AT THE NIMIBUTR STADIUM IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Pathum Thani, Jan 11 (EFE/EPA).- Another coronavirus field hospital in Thailand began taking patients Monday to help deal with the increasing number of COVID-19 hospitalizations in the country.The Thammasat University Field Hospital, set up for Covid-19 patients in the area of eight neighboring provinces, is open for service. The hospital has 308 beds, which can be added up to 400, for patients who have mild symptoms of the infectious disease.A new wave of the COVID-19 pandemic has hit the country with hundreds of local cases reported daily in 28 so-called 'red zones' provinces, including Bangkok. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK). SHOT LIST: A FIELD HOSPITAL SET UP FOR COVID-19 PATIENTS INSIDE THE THAMMASAT UNIVERSITY RANGSIT CAMPUS IN PATHUM THANI PROVINCE, THAILAND.
A nurse was arrested in Palermo, Sicily, for pretending to administer a Covid-19 vaccine to consenting patients, in particular to two spouses. In the video surveillance images, the nurse empties the content of a syringe into a gauze before giving the injection. IMAGES
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