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500 migrant workers cured of Covid-19 to receive certificate from ministry

By The Nation

 

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Five hundred migrant workers have been successfully treated for Covid-19 and will be handed certificates of recovery, the Department of Disease Control (DDC) said.

 

.Opas Karnkawinpong, director-general of the DDC, on Monday said that the Public Health Ministry has handed over a document certifying Covid-19 immunity to some migrant workers who have recovered. The documents were given on Sunday to some as a proof of their recovery.

 

However, there are many other people who have recovered in the Central Shrimp Market Community. The ministry is preparing to hand over documents to confirm their recovery.

 

However, they will still have to be quarantined in a designated area.

 

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Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30400329

 

 

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4 minutes ago, webfact said:

the Public Health Ministry has handed over a document certifying Covid-19 immunity to some migrant workers who have recovered.

Is this a new growth industry? Will they use leather or suede? In the future it's just a wipe down with a damp cloth then?

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2 minutes ago, Jeffr2 said:

I don't believe it's known whether you can get CV19 again.  And if so, how long are you immune.  Terrible decision by the people here.

That's OK - another certificate for them. Collect three and receive a free bottle of aspirin.

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20 minutes ago, internationalism said:

the round figure of 500 suggest it's jus a propaganda exercise, to boost the ministry and the government credibility.

Treating covid symptoms takes place in the hospital and not in shrimp market surrounded by barbwire.

The government said over 1200 were positive but 90% asymptomatic. So only some 120 shown some infection. 

How now over 500 are "cured"?

What medicines were used?

Thailand did use tamiflu and the other antiviral medicines to treat covid back in February. Some recovered after 48h taking cocktail of medicines, but there was not follow up with a proper scientific research 

You are assuming these people showed symptoms - most appear to be asymptomatic. They probably have tested negative in follow-up tests. Either way, these 500 people should appear in the 'recovery' statistics if it is indeed a true number. 

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39 minutes ago, webfact said:

The documents were given on Sunday to some as a proof of their recovery.

 

40 minutes ago, webfact said:

However, they will still have to be quarantined in a designated area.

So the 500 have recovered and yet still need to quarantine WTHH is wrong with this picture....

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Illegal Migrant gets certificate showing they are cured much like the medical certificate one gets when discharged from the hospital.  However, at the bottom in very small print it will say "Holder of this certificate has been cleared for immediate deportation back to whence they came from"

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3 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Unless they have some new magic cure, i suggest they stick to "recovered". 

What a load of old Tosh

Recovered  or treated, it makes not a jot of difference.

Unless Thailand has a new Magic Wand of some kind that the rest of the Medical Fraternity Globally has not yet found or used, these People are neither cured or have been treated.

They just passed a Temperature Gun Test

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3 hours ago, dcnx said:

Let the propaganda begin.

 

Thailand’s miracle cure.

Exactly you can’t cure a virus only lessen the symptoms, then again if Thailand has found a miracle cure nations in the world will be placing orders  boosting the export industry., who needs tourism ?

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