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Public Health Ministry Explains Why Local Bang Khae Traders Get Vaccinated And Still Infected With COVID
On March 28, 2021 at 6:05 pm
The Ministry of Public Health explores the seafood market in the Bang Khae area that has been vaccinated with COVID but is still infected. Indicate the results of the investigation waiting for a possibility of infection before vaccination.
On March 28, 64, Dr. Sophon Iamsirithaworn, MD. Deputy Director General, Department of Disease Control Giving an overview of COVID-19 vaccination. In Thailand that Vaccination COVID-19 Data from February 28 to March 27, 64. 150,107 doses of vaccine have been injected, the first is 130,187 injections, two injections complete 19,920 cases. Both the Sinovac and AstraZeneca vaccines are considered very safe. No one was severely defeated or died.
In the news case, a 29-year-old woman selling seafood at Kitti Market, Bang Khae District, Bangkok, received the COVID-19 vaccine and was diagnosed with an infection. While in a detention center Because you are a high-risk person The disease investigation revealed a history of commercial risks in the market where COVID-infected cases were found. Therefore, you have a high probability of getting infected before vaccination.
However, despite being vaccinated with the COVID vaccine, there is a possibility of infection. Since the vaccines in use around the world today are still very effective in reducing serious illness and preventing death, the best protection against infection and transmission is the use of a face mask or cloth. Even after receiving the vaccine Including space, washing hands and avoiding congested or ventilated places. For your safety and that of others.
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