Samut Sakhon found 49 additional COVID-19 cases preparing to get vaccinated today, day 1
On February 28, Samut Sakhon Provincial Public Health Office Report the situation of COVID-19 outbreak Samut Sakhon province at 24.00 hours on February 27, saying From proactive searchThere were 10 additional cases of COVID-19, 2 of them Thai and 8 foreign workers, the rest were hospitalized patients, 39 of which were Thai, 20 and 19 of the foreign workers.
The cumulative total confirmed patients amounted to 16,358 while the hospitalized patients. There were 160 Thai people on treatment, 73 foreign workers observing the symptoms, 58 others, while the recovered part returned home 2,581 Thais and 1,233 foreigners.
Those who were in detention for monitoring of symptoms until the specified period were not found. A total of 12,246 people were able to return home, 182 Thai nationals and 12,064 foreigners, while 7 people who died were still the same.
However, it was reported that Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister And Minister of Public Health It is scheduled to travel to Samut Sakhon to follow up on the COVID-19 vaccination. For medical personnel in Samut Sakhon Province today is the first day
Previously, on February 27, Dr. Thanapat Puangphet, MD. Deputy Director of Health Service System Development Samut Sakhon Hospital said that the sinovac vaccine was obtained. Must be stored in a cool storage box at 2 – 8 degrees Celsius. COVID-19 vaccination sequencing section Will start from 28 February 2021 byStarting with provincial personnel and leaders Including a sample of the risk group of 159 people, from March 1 onwards, will be injected into medical personnel. CMU frontage officers and vulnerable groups in the public health system Until May It is expected to begin injecting to the general public. The vaccination against COVID-19 reaffirms that it is a safe and harmless process to prevent COVID 19. Therefore, people are asked to believe in the public health system and get vaccinated according to the procedure established by public health.
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