The number of new Covid-19 infections has come down to an average of 21 cases per day, in line with the declining numbers of new cases observed in many countries across the globe, according to the Public Health Ministry.
That said, the ministry will continue to administer long-acting antibodies (LAAB) to individuals who are considered prone to catching the disease until the end of May, including the elderly and those who are suffering from chronic health problems.
The permanent secretary for public health, Opas Karnkawinpong said yesterday that between March 19-25, there were 150 new Covid-19 patients — 30 of whom developed lung-related complications, while 19 require breathing assistance.
The six deaths reported in the same period involved unvaccinated individuals and/or…
