Don’t believe it! Drinking alcohol can fight COVID-19

Prime Minister warns people not to believe, drinking alcohol can fight Covid-19, explains public health The more you drink regularly weaken the immune system Weak, easy to infect

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On March 11, 2022 Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office revealed that General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Remind people not to fall for the fake news spread on social media for drinking alcohol. won’t get infected with covid-19 And drinking every day will give better results than exercise. The Ministry of Public Health confirmed that such advice or beliefs are incorrect. because of regular consumption of alcohol weaken the immune system White blood cells are not able to fully kill pathogens in the body. There is a chance of infection including cattle-19

However gathering for drinks will increase the risk of spreading more Patients with a history of drinking alcohol and being infected with COVID-19 must receive treatment. This can lead to a high risk of intubation and death. Compared to patients with no history of alcohol consumption Therefore, people are asked not to trust such information. and ask for cooperation not to send or share such information on social media channels

Mr. Thanakorn said that for revealing24,792 new cases of COVID-19 There are 24,712 cases in the country, 80 from abroad, 913,214 cumulative patients, 22,065 recoveries, 721,582 recoveries, 222,998 cases, 63 deaths.

latest The cumulative delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine stood at 125,670,273 doses. 1st dose, cumulative dose 54,230,434 doses, 2nd dose, cumulative dose 49,929,580 doses, 3rd dose, cumulative dose 19,684,237 doses, 4th dose, cumulative dose 1,825,963 doses, Thailand received 125,199,011 doses of vaccination.

Globally, 10,926 million doses have been vaccinated in 205 countries and territories, with the United States having the highest vaccination of 556 million doses, while ASEAN countries are now vaccinated against COVID-19, with a combined total of about 990.1 million doses. Vaccinated in a maximum of 354.8 million doses.