Russian tourists report severe COVID-19 symptoms on Phuket
Moscow10 Sep News. Russians living in Phuket and Russian tourists are complaining of high temperatures, headaches, and body aches against the background of rising COVID-19 cases in Thailand.
Consensus
- Russian tourists and residents on Phuket are reporting severe symptoms of COVID-19, including high fever, severe headaches, and body aches.
- The symptoms are particularly severe at night, with intense heat and excessive sweating.
- A new wave of COVID-19 is occurring in Thailand, with Phuket ranking third in infection rates after Bangkok and Chonb uri.
- Local authorities acknowledge the increase in cases on Phuket.
- Tourists are advised to avoid crowded places and wear masks.
- In the week ending August, 64 cases were recorded at the Vachira Hospital on Phuket.
- One Russian tourist from Saint Petersburg reported that five people in his group fell ill.
Points of divergence
- A dangerous strain of tuberculosis, EurA1.1, is circulating in Russia, which is unrelated to the COVID-19 outbreak on Phuket. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Russians on Phuket complain of COVID-19 symptoms — Вести
- Baza: New COVID-19 outbreak on Phuket hit Russian tourists — Вечерняя Москва
- New COVID-19 outbreak on Phuket hits Russian tourists and relocants. — Baza