29 September 2022. Myanmar has confirmed 379 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the tally to 622,802. The death toll from COVID-19 in the country reached 19,458 on Thursday after one new death was reported.

29 September 2022. Cambodia is considering lifting some more of its Covid-19 restrictions related to entry into the Kingdom, in tandem with renewed calls for people to remain vigilant and to get vaccinated with booster shots.

28 September 2022. It was found that the population density was parallelly associated with COVID-19 cases in Myanmar. On the other hand, among the medical services factors, the number of doctors was parallelly associated with COVID-19 cases and the number of nurses was inversely related to COVID-19 cases.

21 September 2022. The Royal Gazette website published two Public Health Ministry announcements that would remove Covid-19 from the list of “dangerous communicable diseases” and list it among “communicable diseases under surveillance” from October 1.

21 September 2022. Cambodia Ministry of Health has started inspecting eateries to prevent the possibility of foodborne illness outbreaks, to educate food service staff about safe food handling practices and basic sanitation requirements.

21 September 2022. The Chinese mainland on Tuesday reported 123 locally transmitted confirmed COVID-19 cases, of which 57 were in Guizhou and 28 in Sichuan. A total of 485 local asymptomatic carriers were newly identified.

20 September 2022. In an effort to support animal health and welfare, The Lao P.D.R Ministry of Health and its development partners will distribute 30,000 free doses of Rabies vaccines across the country. An average of 8,528 dog bites are also reported annually in Laos and this highlights the importance of rabies surveillance and control.

20 September 2022. The National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology (NIHE), Vietnam has controlled the transfer of vaccines between localities and worked with UNICEF to receive the Moderna vaccine as soon as possible, ensuring that children from 6 to under 12 years old receive the full dose of the vaccine.

20 September 2022. Active COVID cases remain at around 55 as numbers remain stable for Cambodia. Meanwhile, looking at the overall COVID picture via statistics, it appears that COVID cases – although still happening – are at much lower levels than before.

20 September 2022. In Thailand, producing homegrown vaccines will make it possible to achieve self-sufficiency, increase collaboration between organizations, and boost national competency in COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing.https://www.pattayamail.com/thailandnews/thailand-targets-homegrown-covid-19-vaccines-to-roll-out-in-2023-2024-411001