Two other sick with the South African strain of COVID-19 Block all the ways so that it does not spread in Thailand

On February 16, Asst. Prof. Opas Phuttacharoen, MD, Chulalongkorn Hospital Emerging Diseases Clinical Center, Thai Red Cross Society, said after meeting a Thai man who was traveling from Tanzania with South African infection or B.1.351, he was the first mutant. Recently two more people have been found, so now at least three have been found, all of them detected by someone traveling from abroad to state detention. Which will also be reported to the Ministry of Public Health.

However, the South African lineage is mutated. There are currently no outbreaks in Thailand. But there must be a control measure to prevent it from spreading to Thais. Studies have been done on this virus mutation experiment. May better escape the immune system There may be a decrease in the effectiveness of vaccines currently developed with the parent strain. The World Health Organization allows each country to track the mutation. Whereas Thailand must be careful not to allow mutants to enter Thailand. All addresses must be blocked before we can complete the vaccination. And an outbreak in Thailand now Everyone must help each other not to catch it from person to person. Because if there is a generalized infection, can it become endemic or not? Therefore, it is necessary to help prevent