Thailand reports four new virus cases as they prepare for more easing of lockdown

BANGKOK: There were four new Covid-19 (coronavirus) cases but no deaths over a 24-hour period, Dr Panprapa Yongtrakul, spokeswoman of the government’s Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration(CCSA), said on Sunday (May 31).

The total number of Covid-19 patients rose to 3,081 since the outbreak -- 2444 domestic cases and 637 returnees from abroad.

Local infections have slowed and over the last two weeks, around 80% of new cases were Thais who had returned from abroad, Panprapa added.

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