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Big Boy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 5:52 pm

joelle wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 5:38 pm

Big Boy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 5:03 pm
If anybody comes through from Petchaburi Province to PKK, please advise. My son is expecting a visitor from Cha-Am tomorrow morning.

Got an appointment at Hua Hin tomorrow at 10am so will be going from Cha Am around 9.30am
Will update if anything's happening

Thank you.

Petchkasem road very quiet
Not a single control in sight

Thank you

joelle wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 9:58 am

Big Boy wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 5:52 pm

joelle wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 5:38 pm
Got an appointment at Hua Hin tomorrow at 10am so will be going from Cha Am around 9.30am
Will update if anything's happening

Thank you.

Petchkasem road very quiet
Not a single control in sight

And just to confirm that at nearly 12 noon, it was still the same!

COVID-19 Situation of 13 July 2021
Prachuap Khiri Khan province
New cases: +99
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Hua Hin: +68
- Cluster: Dole factory +62
- Cluster: Pacharapol company +1
Pranburi: +21
- Cluster: Fishing boats +9
Sam Roi Yod: +1
Kuiburi: +1
Prachuap Khiri Khan: +​4
Bang Saphan: +4

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How many people work at this Dole pineapple factory? It seems the infection numbers go on and on. Are they just in "the hell with it" mode and continue working and simply handle cases as they arise?

Pineapple processing in Thailand is dominated by Dole Thailand, established in 1974. Today it operates canneries in Hua Hin and Chumporn, and one 3,200 acre plantation the Ratchaburi province. Dole Thailand gets is supply of pineapples from its one plantation, but mostly relies on its network of 1,200 independent growers in the surrounding area. Dole tries to ensure quality standards by requiring growers to buy certain chemicals and fertilizers. As of 2005, Dole Thailand employed a total of 5,000 permanent workers, and 3,000 seasonal workers on their plantation and at their canneries.

I would guess that the workforce is bigger today.

COVID-19 Situation of 14 July 2021
Prachuap Khiri Khan province
New cases: +71
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Hua Hin: +62
- Cluster: Dole factory +54
Pranburi: +1
- Cluster: Fishing boats +1
Sam Roi Yod: +1
Kuiburi: +4
Bang Saphan: +2
Bang​ Saphan Noi​: +1

7 of the 71 cases have been transferred from other​ province to various districts in the Prachuap Khiri Khan province.
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COVID-19 Situation of 15 July 2021
Prachuap Khiri Khan province
New cases: +59
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Hua Hin: +33
- Cluster: Dole factory +11
-Cluster: Same​ family​ member+6
- Travel or​ work​ in​ dark​ Red​ Zone​ back​ to​ home​ town +​12

Pranburi: +19
- Cluster: Fishing boats +19

Thapsakea​: +1
Kuiburi: +2
Bang Saphan: +1
Prachuap​Khiri​Khan​:+3

6 of the 59 cases have been transferred from other​ province to various districts in the Prachuap Khiri Khan province.

1 patient unfortunately passed away​:
48/ F /Huahin / underlying disease
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Summary of the COVID-19 situation in Cha-Am Municipality
from 8th to 15th July 2021
yof = year old female/ yom = year old male
☆ 8th July 1new case
- 1 75 yof in Huai Sai Tai Community, infected from family member
☆ 9th July 7 new cases ; cumulative number of infections : 276
- 2 49 & 16 yom in Huai Sai Tai North Community, returning from Samut Sakhon Province
- 1 52 yom in Baang Sai Yoi Community, returning from Bangkok
- 2 30 yom & 45 yof in Nong Chaeng Community, infection from work colleague
- 1 40 yom in Huai Sai Tai South Community, infected from family member
- 1 28 yom in Nong Taa Phot Community, infected from family member
☆ 10th July 4 new cases ; cumulative number of infections 280
- 1 44 yom in Nong Chaeng Community, infection at ARI Clinic
- 1 22 yom in Bo Kaem South Community, infection from a group of friends
- 1 14 yof in main Cha Am Community, infection from a group of friends
- 1 21 yof in Chao Pho Khao Yai  Community, infection from a group of friends
☆ 11th July 2 new cases ; cumulative number of infections 282
- 1 31 yom in Nong Taa Phot Community, cause of infection unknown
- 1 22 yom in Ban Phli Community, cause of infection unknown
☆ 12th July 4 new cases ; cumulative number of infections 286
-  1 2 yo boy from Khlong Thian Community, infection at ARI Clinic
- 1 28 yom in Baan Sa Community, infection from family member
- 1 20 yof in Ban Phli Community, infection from family member
- 1 23 yof in Ban Phli Community, infection from family member
☆ 13th July 2 new cases
- 2 migrant workers in Saphan Hin and Khlong Thian Communities , infection from colleagues
☆ 14th July 30 new cases ; cumulative number of infections 318
- 1 23 & 14 yom in main Cha Am Community, infection from a group  of friends and from colleague
- 1 26 yom  in Saphan Hin Community, infection from a Burmese person
- 27 cluster Myanmar migrant workers, in Saphan Hin and Khlong Thian Communities, employed in the fishing industry, all were quarantined at the facilities of Khao Yoi District
☆ 15th July 1 new case ; cumulative number of infections 319
At Saphan Hin Community, infected by a family member

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CHA-AM FISHERMEN’S COMMUNITY SEALED AFTER 30 COVID DETECTIONS

Proactive measures to test members of the community at the Cha-Am fishing village has resulted in positive test results for 30 individuals, 29 were citizens from Myanmar and one a Thai person.

These 30 detected individuals yesterday (Thursday 15th July) are now isolated with testing continuing in the area.  Under a ‘bubble and sea’ strategy, movement of community members will now controlled with individual isolations required for those tested positive or considered to be at high risk.

Public health officials have also been active to reinforce the need to follow protective measures requiring high levels of hygiene and observance of distancing measures.

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NEW PROVINCIAL RESTRICTIONS NOW APPLY BUT WITHOUT CURFEW MEASURES

The Governor of Prachuap Province has signed an order on Thursday (15th July) to enhance measures to prevent and control the epidemic of COVID-19 .  This relates to the province being a red zone with high control measures required.
The Order does not include any curfew measures; however the following restrictions now apply:
- Activities or groups are limited to 50 people, including in public places such as parks and beaches but without consuming alcohol until 10 PM.  Round table (Chinese style) dining to ensure social distancing is not allowed.
- Restaurants must close at 11.00 PM without alcohol consumption.
- Places for exercise such as gyms and fitness centers can provide services until 9 PM.
- Sporting events must limit the number of spectators and comply with prescribed preventive measures.
- Department stores, shopping centres can open during normal hours but must limit customer numbers and cannot organise promotional activities or operate arcades, rides or games.

Violations of non-compliance with this order may be guilty of an offence under Section 51 of the Communicable Diseases Act 2015, with penalties of imprisonment for not more than one year, fines of not more than 100,000 baht, or both available.  Non-compliance may also be an offence under Section 18 of the Emergency Decree B.E. 2548.

The Order is effective immediately until further notice.

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joelle wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 10:03 am CHA-AM FISHERMEN’S COMMUNITY SEALED AFTER 30 COVID DETECTIONS

Proactive measures to test members of the community at the Cha-Am fishing village has resulted in positive test results for 30 individuals, 29 were citizens from Myanmar and one a Thai person.

These 30 detected individuals yesterday (Thursday 15th July) are now isolated with testing continuing in the area.  Under a ‘bubble and sea’ strategy, movement of community members will now controlled with individual isolations required for those tested positive or considered to be at high risk.

Public health officials have also been active to reinforce the need to follow protective measures requiring high levels of hygiene and observance of distancing measures.

FB link for reference:  https://www.facebook.com/royalcoastreview/

When we were registering at Cha Am hospital this morning, there was an elderly Thai man who said he was from that community and was booking his vaccination - I hope he had already been tested for Covid and found negative!!