by Paul Rujopakarn

    

BANGKOK (NNT) - Hospitals nationwide are stockpiling medical supplies in preparation for a spike in COVID-19 infections following the recent Songkran holiday period.

 

According to Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, the focus will be primarily on ensuring available treatment for groups most considered at risk of contracting the coronavirus.

 

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He added that people who are asymptomatic or exhibiting moderate symptoms can be treated at home and will be prescribed medication based on the severity of their symptoms.

 

The ministry’s board of consultants has proposed easing COVID restrictions but stressed such a move would need to be reviewed by an academic panel before being considered for implementation.

 

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Oh, so the little loudmouth has been invisible for a few days and felt the need to see his face in the media & he comes back with precisely nothing of interest. Why is he even given a square centimetre of coverage of this drivel?

Brammers - understand you don't like him but this seems a quiet and sensible message to me.

36 minutes ago, brommers said:

Oh, so the little loudmouth has been invisible for a few days and felt the need to see his face in the media & he comes back with precisely nothing of interest. Why is he even given a square centimetre of coverage of this drivel?

He's too busy on his marijuana road trip to worry about the nations Covid infections.

Turn the freakin' record over! 

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