Health professionals conduct mass testing for Covid-19 at Kalasinpittayasan School in Muang district, Kalasin, on Tuesday. (Photo: Yongyuth Phuphuangpet)
KALASIN: This northeastern province logged 54 new Covid-19 cases over the past 24 hours as local officials conducted mass testing in a bid to contain infection clusters.
Kalasin’s Covid-19 situation centre reported on Tuesday that the 54 new cases included 24 cases linked with infection clusters.
Fifteen cases originated from the cluster at the Rong See market in Muang district, seven from a vacation group in Na Mon district, one from a concert in tambon Phu Por of Muang district and the other from Ban Nong Huling village of tambon Bua Khao in Kuchinarai district.
The province had 10,607 Covid-19 cases, 10,248 of whom fully recovered. On Monday, 286…
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