Vendors are vaccinated in Bang Khae district of Bangkok on Wednesday. (Photo by Pattarapong Chatpattarasill)
A new Covid-19 infection in Songkhla was linked to the Bang Khae market, despite the patient spending only a few minutes there, the provincial public health office said on Wednesday.
The office said Songkhla had registered two new infections, one of them a 36-year-old woman who had visited a market in Bang Khae district in Bangkok.
Her 15-day records showed she went to the market on March 5 and 6, each time for 10 minutes, in order to buy vegetables she took to a rental room in Nong Khaem district.
The woman travelled from her home in Hat Yai district to visit a person at the Central Women’s Correctional Institution and accompany her mother to a doctor’s appointment in Bangkok. It was unclear…
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