Prof. Announces to follow 252 people from 8 African countries. Quickly detect the infection!
Date 01 Dec 2021 time 14:08
Prof. Accelerates to find 252 people traveling from 8 African countries. Urgent RT-PCR examination reveals that “Omicron” can spread the infection quickly, can be re-infected, repeat vaccination to prevent violence.
On Dec. 1, 64, Dr. Taweesin Witsanuyothin, spokesman for the Coronavirus Disease Situation Administration (CDC) 2019, said Thailand would be closed to travelers from eight high-risk countries. In Africa where the COVID-19 outbreak has occurred Omicron species From 1 Dec. 19 onwards, except those with Thai nationality.
partThose arriving from other African countries are required to enter a quarantine system. and have measures to track travelers Traveling from 8 high-risk countries Between 15-27 Nov. 64, who entered the sandbox system, 255 people have left the country, 3 people remain in Thailand, 252 people are currently following 11 people.
Therefore, 252 travelers from eight high-risk countries are requested to report to the RT-PCR as soon as possible, free of charge. and ask to follow the measures to prevent covid violators are guilty of Communicable Disease Act
As for the group of 453 travelers from low-risk countries, 321 sandboxes, 132 quarantines, 18 follow-up, asked to extend the quarantine until 14 days and retest. In the case of staying at home or accommodation, please stay at the place for 14 days and come to check for infection.
The Ministry of Health reported that when comparing the severity and pathogenesis of COVID-19 Omicron species Initially, the symptoms were not different from alpha, beta, gamma, and delta strains. Some reported symptoms of muscle pain, fatigue, but no loss of smell/taste. which the symptoms are not severe While the transmission speed is expected to be higher than the wild type, there is no evidence to support this. Found that the infected died abroad.
Experts have confirmed that the vaccines that are currently available can prevent the severity of the infection. The incubation period is not yet known. may evade immunity significantly found that there was a higher chance of re-infection
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