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  • Thai death toll up sharply with over 22,000 Covid cases

    Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
    Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.


    Thailand logged 22,086 new cases with 217 deaths over a 24-hour period, it was reported on Saturday.

    Meanwhile, 23,672 patients have recovered and been discharged over the past 24 hours.

    Cumulative cases totalled 885,275, of whom 667,556 have recovered, 210,376 are still in hospitals and 7,343 have died.

    Separately, another 456,521 people were given their first Covid-19 shot in the last 24 hours, 178,568 their second shot, and 48,743 their third shot, bringing total Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in Thailand to 23,192,491.: https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40004652

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    Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

    Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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    • Coronavirus Cases: 206,975,478

      Deaths: 4,358,483

      Under reported US death count: 637,161

      American Civil War Casualties (North and South) - 214,938

      Originally posted by Boon Mee View Post
      it's been blown way out of proportion.


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      • Samut Sakhon reports 11 more Covid deaths, 1,847 new cases

        Eleven more Covid-19 deaths and another 1,847 cases were reported on Friday in this dark-red zoned province.

        Of the new cases 1,420 were confirmed at hospitals and 427 detected via mass testing .

        The cases found at hospitals comprised 1,090 people living in Samut Sakhon (886 Thais, 204 foreign nationals) and 330 people from other provinces (285 Thais, 45 foreign nationals)

        The 427 cases found by mass testing were 371 Thais and 56 foreign nationals, the provincial public relations office said on its Facebook page on Friday morning.

        The new infections brought the provincial total to 67,206 of whom 47,324 had recovered, with 363 discharged over the previous 24 hours.

        A total of 19,620 were still under treatment at hospitals. The new deaths raised accumulated fatalities to 262, the public relations office said.

        The province’s eight field hospitals have 2,980 beds, with 2,517 beds occupied (84%). There were 463 beds unoccupied as of midnight.

        Samut Sakhon also has 39 community isolation centres for Covid-19 infected people with mild symptoms. These centres have 5,059 beds, with 3,098 occupied (61%). There were 1,961 beds unoccupied, according to the public relations office.: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...-847-new-cases

        Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
        Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

        Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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        • Thailand consumes nearly a million Favipiravir tablets per day

          Nearly one million tablets of the Favipiravir antiviral drug are being consumed per day by COVID-19 patients in Thailand, according to the Public Health Ministry, as new records of infections are being set daily, with new high of 23,418 cases reported today (Friday).

          Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said yesterday that the ministry has assigned the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) to import more Favipiravir tablets, to accommodate the surge in demand.

          Thailand currently has 15 million tablets of the drug in stock. 120 million tablets are to be delivered in August and September, while 100 million more tablets are scheduled to arrive between October and December, he said.

          The GPO will locally produce 5 million tablets each month and will temporarily halt the production of other drugs which are not necessary at this time, to increase the production of Favipiravir to 30 million tablets per month.

          Mr. Anutin also said that a special committee has been set up to handle the acquisition, allocation and production of Favipiravir. The drug will also be delivered to other provinces every 2-3 days. So far, he said that there have been no reports of drug shortage.

          Favipiravir is an anti-viral drug first used to treat influenza in Japan and is now used to treat COVID-19 patients.

          Meanwhile, Thailand’s COVID-19 infections continue to rise, with over 20,000 cases being reported for three consecutive days, despite the imposition of partial lockdown measures in 29 provinces.

          184 more COVID-19 related deaths have also been reported over the past 24 hours, while more than 212,000 people across the country are being treated for the disease.

          More deaths among people aged 60 and over and those with any of the seven specified non-communicable diseases have also been found, according to the Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA).: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailan...rd-infections/

          Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
          Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

          Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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          • US offers $55 million in aid to Thailand, Myanmar

            US ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, told the press on Thursday that US$55 million (1.83 billion baht) has been earmarked for humanitarian and pandemic response efforts in Thailand and Myanmar.

            “President [Joe] Biden has made clear that we are putting our alliances at the centre of our foreign policy. And so, I also felt it was important to come here to Thailand, to reaffirm and strengthen the longstanding alliance between our nations, and to underscore our enduring commitment to Southeast Asia and the Asean centrality,” the envoy said.

            She added that she had met Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and “communicated America’s strong commitment to standing with the Thai people in the fight against Covid-19.

            “We are stepping up that commitment with another 1 million vaccine doses [in addition to the 1.5 million doses of Pfizer vaccine donated by the US government previously], which will arrive soon.”

            Thomas-Greenfield also said: “The coup in Myanmar and the resulting humanitarian crisis has been compounded by Covid, and Thailand is on the front lines of the response to both challenges.”

            She added that the funding will support the pandemic response and alleviate Thailand’s burden. Of the $55 million, $5 million will be added to Thailand’s battle against Covid-19, while the remainder will flow in through international and non-governmental organisation partners.

            “This aid will provide life-saving food, water, shelter, healthcare and hygiene services to vulnerable people from Myanmar, including refugees and internally displaced persons,” she clarified.

            She added that she has met with international organisations, NGOs and other agencies working in Thailand and Myanmar to discuss the political and humanitarian challenges facing the people of Myanmar.: https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40004622

            Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
            Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.


            Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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            • Pilot plant to make tobacco-based vaccine launched in Bangkok

              Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Friday inspected a pilot production facility for a plant-based Covid-19 vaccine at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.

              The plant-based vaccine project is a collaboration between Chulalongkorn University and Baiya Phytopharm Ltd. It uses a subunit protein extracted from tobacco leaves to mimic Covid-19 and trigger an immune response in recipients.

              The project launched in February 2020 and has since produced successful results in rats and monkeys.

              “The Public Health Ministry and National Vaccine Institute have handed a budget of 160 million baht to Chula and Baiya to establish a pilot plant to produce plant-based vaccines and biologics by transforming the 11th floor of Chulaphat 14 building [at Chula] into a 1,200 square metre manufacturing facility,” said Anutin.

              “The Food and Drug Administration also helped in improving the vaccine manufacturing process. We expect phase one of human trials to start next month on 100 volunteers.”

              Anutin said that if the trial is successful, the plant could start manufacturing Covid-19 vaccine in the third quarter of 2022 at up to 5 million doses per month, or 60 million doses per year.

              “The advantage of plant-based vaccine is that it can be modified and improved to tackle new variants of the virus,” he added. “Currently we have researched up to 10 variants of Covid-19. In the future we could improve the formula in the same way as influenza vaccine, to protect against various strains with just one dose.”: https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40004626

              Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
              Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

              Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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              • Chon Buri's daily Covid toll remains above 1,000 cases

                The daily Covid-19 toll shows no sign of waning in this eastern province, with 11 more deaths and 1,408 new infections reported on Friday. New cases have topped 1,000 for 14 consecutive days.

                The 1,408 new infections brought the provincial total to 43,102 cases of which 22,665 have already recovered, with 886 discharged over the past 24 hours. A total of 20,665 patients were still in hospitals.

                The latest 11 fatalities brought the total to 222, the Chon Buri public health office said in an update posted on its Facebook page on Friday.

                Of the new infections, 312 caught the virus from other family members and 193 from colleagues. Another 18 people had come into contact with infected people close to them.

                Thirty-two cases were from four clusters – Ge Mao Rubber International (Thailand) Co in Phan Thong district (10), Chicony Electronics (Thailand) Co in Muang district (8), Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co in Si Racha district (8) and Molten (Thailand) Co in Si Racha (6).

                Another 44 were in at risk occupations, 4 were medical workers, and 16 were from workplaces in Rayong province.

                Another 180 people came into contact with other confirmed cases and were still under disease investigation. The remaining 609 were being investigated, the provincial public health office said.

                Si Racha district had the highest number of new cases (369), followed by Muang district (352), Bang Lamung (249), Phan Thong (125) and Ban Bung (124). The remaining cases were in other districts.

                From July 31 to Aug 13, Chon Buri reported 1,062, 1,147, 1,141, 1,359, 1,678, 1,312, 1,325, 1,417, 1,476, 1,318, 1,005, 1,368, 1,666, and 1,408, respectively, according to the provincial public health office Facebook.: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...ve-1-000-cases

                Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

                Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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                • Prachuap Khiri Khan jab campaign stepped up

                  Health authorities intend to speed up vaccination of people in vulnerable groups as the province reported 240 new coronavirus cases and one more death on Friday.

                  The provincial public health office has taken a more proactive approach to inoculate people aged over 60 and those with underlying diseases, with a target to cover 50% of people in these vulnerable groups within this month, said deputy chief Chanthana Siriyothiphan.

                  The move came after only 30% of people in the two groups had received shots, said Ms Chanthana.

                  Tambon-level health promotion hospitals in each district will be assigned to survey people in at-risk groups who have not yet been vaccinated, including women at last 12 weeks pregnant. People in these groups would be urged to urgently receive vaccine shots, she said.

                  Some people are resisting vaccination because they are worried about possible side effects. Officials have to create better understanding among the public that most side effects are mild side and people recover quickly. The main benefit of vaccines is that they can reduce the severity of symptoms and fatalities if one does become infected, said Ms Chanthana.

                  The public health office also wants to reach out to bedridden patients or disabled people who are unable to visit vaccine sites. It will coordinate with local administratore to set up more venues for people in vulnerable groups to receive shots.

                  Prachuap Khiri Khan on Friday reported 240 new Covid cases and one more death. The fatality was a 49-year-old Thai fisherman in Pran Buri district, weighing 110 kilogrammes. He had not yet received a vaccine shot. His death brought to 25 the total fatalities in the province since the pandemic began, according to the public health office.

                  A cluster at the Takerng fruit canning factory in Sam Roi Yot district has so far had 371 infections, while 128 cases have now been linked to a birthday party in Kui Buri. Another 34 cases have been linked to a Kui Buri fruit canning factory and 23 to a group of eight rented houses in Bang Saphan district

                  Getting Covid under control in Prachuap Khiri Khan is considered particularly urgent in Hua Hin district, which depends heavily on tourism. Authorities there have set the goal of having at least 70% of the local population and 100% of tourism sector workers inoculated, in hopes of receiving visitors starting sometime in October.: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...ign-stepped-up

                  Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                  Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

                  Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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                  • 209 daily Covid fatalities, 21,882 new cases reported

                    Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                    Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.


                    Thailand logged 209 more Covid-19 fatalities and 21,882 new cases over the previous 24 hours, the Public Health Ministry reported on Sunday morning.

                    On Saturday, 21,106 Covid-19 patients were discharged from hospitals.

                    The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) said Bangkok registered 83 fatalities, two of whom died at home, while the five neighbouring provinces of Samut Sakhon, Nonthaburi, Samut Prakan Nakhon Pathom and Pathum Thani logged a combined 58 deaths.

                    The other deaths were distributed around 27 provinces, including one victim who died at home in Uthai Thani.

                    The new caseload comprised 21,637 in the general population and 245 among prison inmates.: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...cases-reported

                    Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                    Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

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                    • Retailers profiteering from rapid test kits face jail, warns Commerce Ministry

                      The Commerce Ministry says it is working to set a standard price for Covid-19 rapid antigen test kits (ATKs) to prevent retailers cashing in on high demand.

                      Retailers profiteering from rapid test kits face jail, warns Commerce Ministry
                      The ministry’s Price of Goods and Services Committee will perform a market survey to compare prices in shops against the manufacturers’ recommended retail prices,” said ministry permanent-secretary Boonyarit Kalayanamit, who also chairs the committee.

                      “We will post the suitable standard price of ATKs on the Department of Internal Trade’s website as soon as possible,” he said on Friday.

                      Boonyarit explained that 34 brands of ATK have so far registered with the Public Health Ministry to sell their products in Thailand. However, only 10 manufacturers have submitted information on costs and recommended retail price with the Department of Internal Trade.

                      The submitted retail prices range from 250 to 350 baht, Boonyarit said.

                      “If you find any retailers selling at a higher price, contact the Department of Internal Trade hotline at 1569,” he said, warning that retailers who inflate prices face 7 years in prison and/or a 140,000-baht fine.

                      Friday’s meeting of the Price of Goods and Services Committee reported that 10 online retailers were arrested for selling Fah Talai Jone (Andrographis paniculata) at 345 baht to 450 baht per bottle of 60 tablets – well above the Department of Internal Trade’s suggested price of 80 baht. Meanwhile, the owner of a Bangkok pharmacy was arrested for selling ATKs at 450 baht apiece – 100 baht higher than the manufacturer’s recommended price of 350 baht.: https://www.nationthailand.com/in-focus/40004628

                      Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                      Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

                      Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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                      • 334 die post COVID-19 inoculation, 278 confirmed not linked to vaccine

                        A total of 334 people have died after they were inoculated against COVID-19, but posthumous tests have confirmed 278 cases were not linked to the vaccines, while the remaining cases are still being examined, according to Dr. Chawetsan Namwat, emergency health hazards and diseases of Disease Control Department today (Friday).

                        He disclosed that, by August 12th, 22.5 million doses of vaccines have been administered. These include 10.7 million doses of Sinovac inactivated virus vaccine, 9.68 million doses of AstraZeneca viral vector vaccine, 1.7 million doses of Sinopharm inactivated virus vaccine and 286,704 doses of Pfizer mRNA vaccine.

                        17.2 million people have received their first vaccine jabs, while 4.8 million are fully inoculated and 414,066 people have received a third booster shot.

                        According to information, available as of August 10th regarding the side effects of vaccinations, of the 10 million doses of Sinovac administered, 2,258 people suffered side effects, accounting for 22 cases per 100,000 doses administered, with 22 cases of serious side effects, accounting for 0.2 per 100,000 doses.

                        As for AstraZeneca, there have been 2,606 cases of side effects, two serious, accounting for 0.02 per 100,000 cases. There have been 90 cases of serious side effects with the Sinopharm vaccine, accounting for 6.1 per 100,000 cases.

                        Dr. Chawetsan said an investigation is under way into the death of a nurse at a hospital in the northern province of Phichit, who died on August 11th, one day after she received a Pfizer booster jab.

                        As for the 1.5 million doses Pfizer vaccine, donated by the United States, 700,000 doses allocated for medical personnel had been sent throughout the country, including Bangkok, in two batches. 442,800 doses were sent over August 4th and 5th and 257,200 doses on August 8th.

                        328,880 doses were distributed to 13 provinces for people over 60, people with underlying diseases and pregnant women.

                        Dr. Chawetsan said that over 280,000 foreigners in Thailand, including 140,000 migrant workers from Myanmar, have been vaccinated, including 74,587 who are now fully inoculated.: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/334-die...ed-to-vaccine/

                        Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                        Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.

                        Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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                        • Inexpensive anti-depressant could be best COVID treatment yet, Canadian-led trial finds


                          'This is among the most important findings since the COVID pandemic began'

                          An inexpensive anti-depressant curbed the number of COVID-19 patients ending up in hospital by 30 per cent, making it a potential breakthrough treatment for a virus that continues to spread widely, a Canadian-led clinical trial is reporting.

                          If confirmed by more research, the drug, fluvoxamine, would be one of the most effective and convenient to treat the virus outside of pricey new “monoclonal antibodies.” They typically have to be administered in a hospital, as opposed to a pill taken orally at home.

                          Fluvoxamine is given early in the course of the disease, potentially staving off more severe outcomes and their cost to the health-care system.

                          The relatively large, randomized controlled study was carried out in Brazil and spearheaded by co-principal investigator Ed Mills and other researchers associated with McMaster University in Ontario. It was part of their larger Together trial that is testing a number of potential drug treatments against COVID.

                          The researchers looked at the rate of hospitalization among patients with test-confirmed infection. Most of the eight studied drugs, including much-debated candidates such as hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, showed no detectable benefit.

                          But the study found that 77 of the 739 subjects who were randomly selected to receive fluvoxamine ended up spending more than six hours in an emergency department or being admitted to hospital, compared to 108 of the 733 who were administered a placebo.

                          It confirms smaller, earlier studies that had shown promise for the drug — used to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder — and its anti-inflammatory properties.

                          “This is among the most important findings since the COVID pandemic began,” said Mills, a part-time professor at McMaster. “There is no other treatment for early COVID that has been shown to prevent serious disease progression.”

                          “You have a Canadian-led study that has the potential to change guidance around the world for a very cheap treatment,” he said. “This is a massive finding of benefit to public health.”

                          Costing about $4 per 10-day course, fluvoxamine could be especially important in poorer countries with low vaccination rates and that lack the ability to acquire more expensive therapies, he said.

                          “This is really the first large trial that shows a benefit for fluvoxamine — or any oral medication,” said Dr. David Boulware, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Minnesota and national co-chair of the NIH’s own trial investigating potential COVID treatments.

                          “It’s inexpensive, it’s generic and it’s going to be used. So in that sense it’s a world-wide drug.”

                          Boulware, who was co-author of one of the earlier, small studies of fluvoxamine and COVID, said some of the monocolonal antibody treatments given emergency approval by regulators have greater effectiveness, but their high cost and mode of administration limit how widely they are used.

                          Fluvoxamine is part of the widely used selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) family of anti-depressants, but was found previously to also have anti-inflammatory properties.

                          COVID-19 patients get most severely ill when their immune systems go haywire in response to the infection, causing what’s called a cytokine storm.

                          Fluvoxamine does not attack the SARS-CoV-2 virus itself, but addresses that immune response.

                          I visited TC a few times as a guest but had to stop. It is a sickening place. - Aging One

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                          • Chon Buri logs 13 Covid deaths, 1,254 cases

                            Another 13 Covid-19 deaths and 1,254 new cases were reported in this eastern province on Saturday as the rate of infections remained high.

                            The number of daily cases in the province has surpassed 1,000 since July 29.

                            The new infections brought the provincial total to 44,356. Of them, 23,702 cases have already recovered, with 1,037 discharged over the past 24 hours. A total of 23,702 patients were still in hospitals.

                            The 13 fatalities brought the total to 235, the provincial public office said in an update posted on its Facebook on Saturday.

                            Si Racha logged the highest number of new infections (346) among all 11 districts, followed by Muang (296), Bang Lamung (216), Phan Thong (106), and Ban Bung (95).

                            Of the 1,254 new cases, 351 caught Covid-19 from other family members, 186 from colleagues, 26 from infected people close to them and seven had been to parties.

                            Forty-five cases were linked to seven clusters. They were Panus Assembly Co in Phanat Nikhom district (9), CPRAM Co in Si Racha district (7), Mitsubishi Motors (Thailand) Co in Si Racha (7), Thai Kobashi Co in Si Racha (5), Ge Mao Rubber International (Thailand) co in Phan Thong district (6), Italian-Thai Development Plc in Bang Lamung district (6), and Wilson Leather (Thailand) in Muang district (5).

                            Forty-six cases had at-risk occupations. Another three cases were medical workers and 13 were from workplaces in Rayong province.

                            Another 164 people came into contact with confirmed cases and were still under disease investigation. The remaining 413 infections were being investigated, the provincial public health office said.

                            Chon Buri has reported 40 clusters — workplaces (21), construction workers’ camps (10), markets (5) and communities (4).: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...hs-1-254-cases

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                            • Curbs 'needed' to flatten curve

                              The government will decide on Monday whether to extend lockdown measures further as daily infections continue to soar, with an estimated 60,000–70,000 new daily cases predicted for next month unless curbs stay in place.

                              The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA), chaired by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, will also meet on the same day to discuss whether to ease some Covid-19 restrictions to allow some essential businesses to reopen on the premises of department stores.

                              The government previously extended lockdown and curfew measures in Bangkok and 28 other dark-red provinces for two more weeks from Aug 3 to Wednesday. The government will evaluate the situation and decide whether to further extend restrictions.

                              CCSA spokesman Taweesilp Visanuyothin on Friday said the CCSA's operations centre and the Department of Disease Control have predicted that Covid-19 infections and deaths would increase next month.

                              Without lockdown measures in place, the number of daily infections is expected to reach 60,000-70,000 with more than 800 daily fatalities, Dr Tawee­silp said.

                              But if the lockdown measures are at an efficiency rate of 20% as they are now, the number of daily infections will be about 45,000 with about 500 daily fatalities, he said.: https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand...-flatten-curve

                              Originally posted by Somchai Boonporn View Post
                              Perhaps a blessing in disguise for the Golden Land.


                              Keep your friends close and your enemies closer

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                              • Demand for antigen test kits soaring

                                Demand for rapid antigen test kits is soaring in the industrial sector as more than 1,000 factories need to conduct Covid-19 tests on their workers to contain the virus spread, says the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).

                                Earlier the FTI sent 100,000 antigen test kits to factories, but more are needed as entrepreneurs take strict precautions to prevent disease transmission in factories.

                                The demand from 1,000 factories is based on the federation's latest survey across the country.

                                "FTI has more than 10,000 member factories and most of them surveyed said they want antigen test kits," said Kriengkrai Thiennukul, vice-chairman of the FTI.

                                Demand is increasing because factory owners have adopted a strict approach, conducting Covid-19 tests as a requirement before workers can start shifts.

                                "Many factories test and they find infected workers every Monday," said Mr Kriengkrai.

                                "Some factories that are concerned about contamination in their products even use the test kits every day."

                                Entrepreneurs are worried about new Covid-19 infection clusters in their factories stopping manufacturing and affecting their exports, he said.

                                The FTI is in talks with antigen test kit makers to buy more testing equipment.

                                "We expect to buy them at lower prices than those under the government's purchasing plan, but we still want high quality," said Mr Kriengkrai.

                                The test kits used in factories have a price range of 100-200 baht per item, which is cheaper than those sold to the general public at 350-450 baht per kit.

                                He wants the government to allow the import of test kits without the need to make the purchase through the Government Pharmaceutical Organization.

                                "The FTI is allowed by the authorities to bend the rules to import the test kits, but this is not legitimate," said Mr Kriengkrai.

                                "We want to follow the rules to ensure transparency.": https://www.bangkokpost.com/business...t-kits-soaring

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