Anutin reiterates to public-private hospitals that they refuse to control people at risk Not guilty of treating people with COVID

Anutin emphasizes public-private hospitals to help detect and treat COVID-19 cases Without conditions and without charging fees If the service is not provided, there is a crime under the law. Ready to write a New Years greeting message

At approximately 8:00 am on December 27, 2020 Anutin Charnvirakul Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health Post a Facebook message about the hospital’s COVID-19 test All hospitals in Thailand, both public and private, must help detect and cure COVID-19 and infected people. Unconditionally AND must not charge expenses to the patient OR those who are at risk according to the criteria specified by the Department of Disease Control, hospitals that do not provide treatment services for infected people and patients with COVID-19 Guilty of the law AND there is sanctions for both memory and fines If we work together we will stop the outbreak At a glance

Also, yesterday (Dec 26, 2020), Anutin also posted a New Years greeting message that