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Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health said that Thailand was successful in disease prevention and control work in the COVID-19 situation. The World Health Organization (WHO) has chosen to bring the experience to the press along with three other countries: Indonesia, South Africa and Uzbekistan.
Thailand has received international recognition for its actions in the prevention and control of COVID-19. Very well implementing various strategies It is used to prevent epidemics, such as the comprehensive search for patients. Intensive contact and quarantine More importantly, it receives good cooperation from civil society in the implementation of public health measures. Able to control the spread of COVID-19 Effectively Very few people have been infected in the country. Most are those who come from abroad. Enter the quarantine facility and enter the treatment system.
Anutin said Thailand had conducted an IAR review to build on lessons learned from responding to the COVID-19 situation. With experts from the World Health Organization, United Nations agencies, Centers for Disease Control, and academics It is evaluated according to a tool designed by the World Health Organization. Between July 20 and 24.
Collecting data from medical personnel and public health officials both at work and other professionals have discovered that the factors contributing to Thailand’s success in controlling the COVID-19 epidemic. It is a decisive decision by academic-based leaders, who have a strong public health system. And cooperation from all sectors, including the public sector, the private sector and civil society to stop the cycle of the epidemic in the country. This is vital to help governments control the COVID-19 outbreak.
Thailand still faces challenges in developing a database on COVID-19. Be modern, useful in the future And build health security Including expanding the surveillance system Also look for patients from the emergency operations center.
