Injectable ampoules containing COVID-19 vaccine. Photo: WiR_Pixs / Pixabay.
A Ratchaburi woman in an at-risk group linked to the Bang Kae cluster in Bangkok has tested positive for Covid-19 eight days after getting her first vaccine shot.
The 29-year-old seafood vendor at Kitti Market in Bang Kae district has been admited to Ratchaburi Hospital.
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