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Health Minister Confirms COVID Control

 

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BANGKOK, Dec 3 (TNA) — Deputy Prime Minister/Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said the new COVID-19 situation was under control and there had not been the second wave of the disease but more measures to ease lockdowns must be delayed.

 

He was responding to concerns resulting from 10 COVID-infected Thai women who returned from work in Myanmar’s Tachileik border town opposite Chiang Rai province, dodged quarantine at the border and traveled inside the country.

 

“The present situation is controllable and it is not the second wave. Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai do not need a lockdown. Transmission has been contained but the time for lockdown easing must be put off pending evaluation of situations in border areas,” Mr Anutin said.

 

Full Story: https://tna.mcot.net/english-news-594689

 

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Health officials confident Covid-19 situation in north under control

 

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Health authorities expressed confidence today that the Covid-19 situation in the northern provinces of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai are under control despite the recent return of 10 Thais from neighbouring Myanmar who tested positive.

 

Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, meanwhile, played down fears that there could be a second wave of the pandemic. However, a medical expert warned that the country needs to be put on high alert for a potential second wave of the pandemic following what happened in the two provinces.

 

Speaking at a press conference, Dr Kiatiphume Wongrajit, the permanent secretary of the Public Health Ministry, said local health officials had all necessary information regarding the returnees’ whereabouts and timelines of their movement.

 

Source: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/health-officials-confident-covid-19-situation-in-north-under-control/

 

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15 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

Being cynical, I'm guessing that photo of A-nut-in here has the mask photo shopped on? I've hardly seen him wearing one before.

As usual it looks pristine.  It has never been in his back pocket for everyday use!

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1 hour ago, ChrisY1 said:

Just too many arrivals coming back infected.....test before flying seems to be a non event in many countries.

These infected people are not flying but sneaking over the porous Thai borders from neighbouring countries, notably Myanmar where Covid-19 is rampant.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Health officials confident Covid-19 situation in north under control

 

What else would you expect anyone to say?

 

At least he admitted there is a "Covid-19 situation", and that is requires "control".

 

Hopefully they are monitoring the movements and contacts for those that made it to other parts of Thailand.

 

 

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7 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

Reminds me of the daft statements years ago when they said Thailand would be free of drugs in ten days.

 

Amazing sweeping statements that just only the mentally challenged would believe.

I remember when  Prayut came to Chiang Mai to resolve definitely and once and for all the problem of pollution in 7 days ... same days God created the world..

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18 hours ago, YetAnother said:

in all the long line of remarkably stupid thai leadership, this guy ranks supreme; foolish statements, one after the other; he has Zero idea of what he says is true, no facts or experts; it is FAR too soon to be saying such idiocy; god help us all this guy ever gets to PM here someday

You mean you think he could be worse than the present "PM"?? No soldier has the education to run a country whether it's the "Public Health" minister or the unelected "PM" himself.

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7 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

Just too many arrivals coming back infected.....test before flying seems to be a non event in many countries.

That will not catch everyone. Catch it on the plane or in quarantine. Pre flight test does not help.

One Australia state just announced it's first domestic case in 29(?) days. A cleaner at a quarantine hotel.

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