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Bangkok The report found 14 additional COVID cases, 98% linked to the Samut Sakhon market, revealed after 531 market and factory inspections were found to be partially infected while requesting cooperation, refraining from hosting the New Years and Day events. of the child.
On December 24, 2020, at Bangkok City Hall, Police Lieutenant Colonel Phongsakorn Khwanmuang, BMA spokesperson announced following the meeting of the Center for Coronavirus Disease Status 2019 (COVID-19) Bangkok (BMA) 103rd Once, with Lt. General Sophon Phisutthiwong, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, as director of the BMA, he chaired the meeting that In the Bangkok area There were 14 more infected people and currently Bangkok is investigating the disease. Initially, 98% of those infected and infected were linked to the Samut Sakhon market. Currently, Bangkok has already proactively examined 531 cases in the market and factories, and found that some of the infected people were infected by SEPO. From now on, Bangkok will inspect the factory market and construction site. Be more proactive
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The Bangkok spokesperson said that Regarding the new year event I keep asking for cooperation, not celebrating the New Year and Children’s Day which Bangkok did not ban But if there are more than 300 participants, permission must be obtained from the Department of Health, if no more than 300 people should follow the specified measures. To prevent an epidemic, there are now many organizations, including the public and private sectors, to cancel many events. Understand that many places have already invested
Lt. Col. Pongsakorn said that at this time, each organizer has 3 options: 1. Cancel 2. Continue but reduce the number and 3. See that the situation has not been canceled, depending on the situation. Try to filter AND control not to travel together with Samut Sakhon province to limit the area But Bangkok people can still travel as usual. Disease research section Find an infected person AND control risk areas BMA continues to work in parallel with the timeline of infected people.
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