Picture: Naew Na

 

Thailand's Immigration Bureau chief Lt-Gen Sompong Chingduang visited premises in Bangkok that had been used to house migrant detainees after Covid-19 outbreaks in detention centers in the capital.

 

All these have now been transferred after recovering and will be deported. The detainees were hundreds of illegals who were in the process of being deported before the clusters came to light in March, reported Naew Na. 

 

The premises will now reopen as a field hospital for police with Covid and members of the general public who have tested positive.

 

Picture: Naew Na

 

Thailand's policy is to admit anyone who tests positive for the virus.

 

A major cleaning operation is underway and other protocols are being followed ahead of the re-opening on May 5th, this Wednesday. 

 

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Pictures like that will not impress potential tourists for any opening 

i was hoping it would also have immigration facilities for processing 90 day, extensions of stay if tested positive, a true on stop office but alas no.

This should please the Plod no end, and shows what little regard the Gov,t have for them.

Being housed the same as the Immigrants in a concentration center

On the off chance I get covid19 and end up there I better start rehearsing by TikTok dance.