Bangkok is intensely accepting COVID-19, expecting 1 Feb. Tourists abruptly-seal with DOT, rabies extraction joints
On January 24, at the Bangkok City Hall, Sao Chingcha, Ms. Tawida Kamolvej, Deputy Governor of Bangkok (Bangkok), chaired a meeting of the Bangkok Health Emergencies Surveillance Center (BMA). No. 2/2023 Follow up on the progress of operations and discuss ways to prevent disease. Including promoting the health of the people. It is expected that on February 1, 2023, there will be a large group of foreign tourists traveling to Thailand and there will be an increasing number, so the situation of COVID-19 must be monitored. and prepare public health to support the health care of tourists.
Including monitoring and preventing the spread of the disease continuously intensely The Department of Health has coordinated with the District Office to tighten the establishment to comply with the announcement of the Ministry of Public Health. Public relations for business establishments to arrange for employees to receive 4 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as coordinating local establishments in random ATK testing for employees who provide services in tourism-related establishments. and promotes establishments that provide tourism services to strictly comply with the Hygiene Safety Standards (SHA).
Regarding the global situation of COVID-19, the trend of patients and deaths is stable in countries in Asia, Europe and the United States, while China has reported cases of COVID-19. increase in many cities The situation of COVID-19 in Thailand tends to find patients. severely ill and the death toll continued to decrease It is expected that there will be more people from abroad. continuous increase Therefore, measures to prevent severe illness with a booster vaccine for Group 608 and reducing the spread of the disease with personal protective measures. and vaccination among service providers in the tourism and transportation sectors, as well as focusing on disease surveillance in hospitals. Risky places, tourist attractions, airports continuously. focus on communication Recommend guidelines for disease prevention measures For groups of travelers from abroad by coordinating with relevant agencies
In this regard, there must be public relations for people to strictly follow personal measures, such as social distancing, wearing masks at all times when in crowded places. Poor air flow Wash your hands often. Check for COVID-19. If there are respiratory symptoms Focusing on people to complete 4 doses of COVID-19 vaccination and a booster dose when the last injection is more than 4 months since the death from COVID-19. Most of them were found in people who had never been vaccinated. Or not complete 4 injections of vaccination, as well as emphasizing establishments, restaurants, boxing stadiums, stadiums, markets, temples and places that are popular with tourists. Follow the covid free setting measures, while hotels and restaurants follow SHA and SHA plus standards.
As for the case of detecting a dog that died from rabies And Bangkok Livestock has announced that Thap Yao Subdistrict is a temporary epidemic area from 16 Jan. to 16 Feb. ’23. Communicable Disease Control Division Public Health Service Center 46 Kantarat Uthit Livestock Office Area 3 (Lat Krabang – Saphan Sung) Bangkok Livestock jointly go to the area to investigate the disease and to control the disease of domestic dogs in the said area
There is an investigation to plan the control and quarantine of animals in risky areas to observe symptoms within 6 months, as well as identify contacts and risk groups in the community to consider vaccination and immunoglobulins. as well as publicizing the community and adjacent areas to raise awareness of rabies prevention. By having people with a history of being scratched by animals to be vaccinated against rabies at the Public Health Service Center 46 Kantarut Uthit. or a hospital that is convenient as well as advising dog owners to take their dogs for rabies vaccination at the Public Health Center 46 Kantarut Uthit.
In addition, in order to prevent rabies to be more effective The meeting therefore determined that there would be coordination with various agencies such as livestock, local government organizations. and related units in the Bangkok area and the border provinces Meet together to integrate cooperation and prepare a plan to prevent rabies in the accident area and nearby areas within a radius of 5 kilometers. The initial meeting was scheduled for February 2, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. at the Lat Krabang District Office.
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