1. Investigate the disease in two new patients as soon as possible.
2. Follow up close contacts of the two such patients to be screened immediately at the Chulalongkorn Health Service Center.
3. Investigate the transmission cycle of such patients in order to assign those at risk within 14 days prior to February 6, 2021 on leave for quarantine for 14 days, not days. la And can request a screening at the Chulalongkorn Health Service Center, with the university responsible for all expenses
4. Have the physical system administration office to spray disinfectant and clean according to public health standards throughout various areas. Related one more round The university will take other measures As set out in the first issue as well
In accordance with the guidelines of the Department of Disease Control People at high risk and requiring screening are members of the same family as close-knit patients. Those who spoke with patients for 5 minutes or more, those with coughing, sneezing, and those in confined spaces with patients for more than 15 minutes without wearing a mask.
For other circumstances such as staying in the same building as the patient Using the same public space as the patient does not pose a high risk. Therefore should not panic But be careful Keep clean Not going in public And keep assessing your health regularly.
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