In Thailand, 21 cases of Zika infection were recorded in central Bangkok's Sathorn District. Deputy Permanent Secretary for the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said the 21 Zika patients' situation in the capital's central business district was under control. <br/><br/>Local media Thairath reported that many mosquito breeding areas were found within a 100-metre radius of the family's residence. Infected people are being advised to stay home for 30 days. The first confirmed case of Zika in Thailand was in 2012. This year there have been more than 100 reported cases.