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Thailand reports 34 new coronavirus cases, one more death
Thailand reported 34 new coronavirus cases and one additional death, a 52-year-old bus driver in Bangkok, bringing the total number of infections to 2,613 and fatalities to 41.
Of the newly reported cases, 27 are linked to existing infections, four have no clear connection to prior cases, and two are awaiting investigation.
One of the new cases is a Thai national who tested positive while under quarantine after recently returning from a religious gathering in Indonesia.
The majority of the new cases were recorded in the capital city, Bangkok.
As of Tuesday, Thailand has seen 1,405 recoveries from the virus.
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