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CCSA Forms Response Teams to Confront COVID Outbreaks in the New Year

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BANGKOK (NNT) - Risks of COVID-19 spreading due to travel activities and celebrations during the New Year period have been acknowledged by government and public agencies. Response teams have been prepared by the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) to confront any outbreak that may occur going into the new year, while authorities remain adamant about not reimposing sweeping lockdowns.

 

Gen Supot Malaniyom, secretary-general of the National Security Council (NSC), said the government is concerned for the wellbeing of all groups of people, especially during this New Year period when there will be activities that present risks for spreading COVID-19.

 

Gen Supot, who is also head of operations at the Center for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA), said everyone will be able to pull through the crisis if they observe measures issued by the Ministry of Public Health.

 

The CCSA’s operations center has meanwhile prepared response teams in the event of outbreaks and will be able to carry out treatment as well as disease control protocols. The CCSA will also convene in the first week of January to follow up on the situation.

 

Gen. Supot said employers are being asked to implement the Work From Home model for workers who return from trips to their hometowns or holiday destinations. State agencies will meanwhile implement a 7-day work from home period.

 

The NSC chief added that measures outside of lockdowns will be implemented after the New Year’s period if the number of infections rises.

 

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Still don't get their logic. Why didn't they implement a short stringent lockdown and curfew over new year and let business resume normally right from next week?

 

They probably shot themselves in foot when they opened the border last November, way to early, so the felt they had to let the flocks have their drunken parties.

 

Lethal stupidity.

29 minutes ago, Boomer6969 said:

Still don't get their logic. Why didn't they implement a short stringent lockdown and curfew over new year and let business resume normally right from next week?

 

They probably shot themselves in foot when they opened the border last November, way to early, so the felt they had to let the flocks have their drunken parties.

 

Lethal stupidity.

Lockdowns are disproportionate and don't work unless strictly enforced. Hopefully 2022 will see the end of such restrictions.

Why do they need new teams for the beginning of 2022?

All response mechanisms should be ready to go, they've been dealing with this for over a year.

 

 

Good luck with that ... been out of control for months, since reopened, don't think another team is going to help much.

' Response Teams' meaning 'Committee's' and 'Panels'.   More money for In-Laws and General Hangers-On !

Songkran 2021 Redux.

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