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Jittery Bangkok: Myanmar workers at sewing factory causes concern in Sai Mai district

 

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Concerns about the possible spread of Covid-19 in Bangkok from migrant workers from Myanmar were voiced after a video showed people without masks working at a sewing factory in Sai Mai district of the capital. 

 

The area borders Bang Khen and Don Muang in the northernmost part of the city. 

 

A video posted on "Survive Saimai" on Facebook showed health officials investigating. 

 

It had been claimed that these Myanmar workers had come from Samut Sakhon on 17th/18th December. There has been an outbreak of Covid-19 there involving hundreds connected to a shrimp market. 

 

Public health officials found that the migrants were all legal and had pink slips. They were being tested and isolated. 

 

The public in Saimai were told not to panic. 

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

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OK I admit to being confused.

He 'who must be obeyed' says not to panic. It is all under control.

Bangkok governer says to wear masks outside.

Covid can be spread via surface contact. (Even toilet seats.)

What is the point in wearing a mask inside a factory?

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4 hours ago, ezzra said:

its shaping out to be more and more that unless someone will get a handle on this Burmese workers issue and sort it out quick smart we here in Thailand going to have a disaster on our hands as simple as that...

 

Going to have? Already have. Have had for months.

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