The two deaths included a 54-year-old Thai man in the southern province of Yala who had recently returned from Malaysia, and a 56-year-old Thai woman in Bangkok, said Anupong Sujariyakul, a senior official at the public health ministry's Department of Disease Control.
The two died on Sunday, he said.
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Among 1,388 patients still hospitalised, 23 were in critical condition, Anupong said.
