Two more Thai COVIDs killed, 143 new infections “CRC” keeps an eye on the COVID-infected group at “Chula-Pathumthani Market”, preparing to detain foreigners to 21 days to prevent “South African strain of COVID” into Thailand. “BMTA” clarified the bus driver No. 34 infected with the coronavirus, ordered the detention of “fare collector” and tightened cleaning measures.
On February 15, 64, Dr. Apisamai Srirangsan, Assistant Spokesperson of the Center for the Outbreak of Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) or STD, announced that the infected patient was found. 143 new cases are domestic, 132 are from surveillance and service checks, 64 from proactive screening in the community, 68 and 11 of those overseas arriving from overseas. The man is a 62-year-old man, a vegetable seller in Ubon Ratchathani province, and a 78-year-old man in Samut Sakhon province, both have congenital diseases. Total of 82 deaths resulted in a cumulative number of confirmed cases of 24,714.
“Due to the cluster outbreak in the Chulalongkorn University area and at Pornpat Market Pathumthani Province, causing the NRCT to keep an eye on and follow closely. ”
Dr. Apisamai also addressed the case of measures In the prevention of South African strains of COVID that Not that British breed Or South African species BCC is closely watched, especially people traveling from abroad. This is likely to be reviewed for a longer period of detention from 14 days, possibly up to 21 days.
While the Public Relations Department of the Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) revealed that from the detection of viruses in the area of Suchat Market and surrounding commercial buildings, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani Province, and inspecting the drivers of ordinary buses No. 34, male People who live in the area of Suchat Market were infected and were given a 3-day stay to use their cars to spray Cleanliness sterilization As for the fare collector To stop work to see a doctor to check for infection and quarantine yourself and confirm that the BMTA has a good control measure.
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