People in Thailand wear face masks in public places (Photo: AFP/VNA)Hanoi (VNA) – Thailand recorded a downward trend in new cases with only three new infections confirmed on May 3, the lowest figure since March 10.
New daily infections have remained in the single digits for seven days in a row.
So far, Thailand has reported a total of 2,969 COVID-19 cases, 54 deaths, and 2,739 recoveries.
May 3 also saw lifting of restrictions on several businesses, bringing some aspects of life back to citizens.
On the same day, Laos reported no new cases for the consecutive 21 days. The number of cases remained at 19, of which nine were declared to have recovered.
Meanwhile, the Philippines saw additional 295 cases and four deaths on the day, bringing the total to 9,223 and 607, respectively. In all, 1,214 patients have recovered.
The number of COVID-19 infections in Indonesia is now 11,192 after 349 new cases were reported. With 14 new fatalities on the day, the country’s death toll hit 845.
Indonesia has conducted COVID-19 test for more than 83,000 people.
Malaysia reported 122 new cases and two deaths, bringing the total to 6,298 and 105.
Singapore also recorded 657 new COVID-19 cases on May 3, raising the national tally to 18,205, announced the country’s Ministry of Health.
Most of the infections were work permit holders residing in dormitories./.
New daily infections have remained in the single digits for seven days in a row.
So far, Thailand has reported a total of 2,969 COVID-19 cases, 54 deaths, and 2,739 recoveries.
May 3 also saw lifting of restrictions on several businesses, bringing some aspects of life back to citizens.
On the same day, Laos reported no new cases for the consecutive 21 days. The number of cases remained at 19, of which nine were declared to have recovered.
Meanwhile, the Philippines saw additional 295 cases and four deaths on the day, bringing the total to 9,223 and 607, respectively. In all, 1,214 patients have recovered.
The number of COVID-19 infections in Indonesia is now 11,192 after 349 new cases were reported. With 14 new fatalities on the day, the country’s death toll hit 845.
Indonesia has conducted COVID-19 test for more than 83,000 people.
Malaysia reported 122 new cases and two deaths, bringing the total to 6,298 and 105.
Singapore also recorded 657 new COVID-19 cases on May 3, raising the national tally to 18,205, announced the country’s Ministry of Health.
Most of the infections were work permit holders residing in dormitories./.
VNA
