Government spokesman reveals “Prime Minister” advises people to get vaccinated against Covid-19 and/or flu free Help reduce the risk of respiratory tract infections during the rainy season, Bangkok increases the service of COVID-19 testing and vaccination on Saturday Walk-in at the Bangkok Youth Center. (Thai-Japanese) Din Daeng
Today (July 23) Mr. Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed that General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Inviting people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and influenza vaccine Help reduce the risk of infection during this rainy season. because now It’s the rainy season. Covid-19 has an increasing trend of infection. There is also an increased chance of contracting influenza virus, both of which are respiratory infections. have similar symptoms which the use of self-protection measures against COVID-19 It will help prevent influenza infection as well. People should take care of themselves. including wearing a mask when in the community distance between people And wash your hands often with soap or alcohol gel. Do not share personal belongings with other people. Stop activities in crowded places. including vaccination against influenza This will help reduce the risk of influenza. And those who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 should also be vaccinated against the flu.
The Ministry of Public Health follows the policy of the Prime Minister. Spread the Covid-19 vaccine and influenza vaccine To hospitals and service units in various areas across the country, including Bangkok, is also open for testing and vaccination for COVID-19 on Saturdays, Walk in at the COVID-19 Vaccination Center. Bangkok Wesn Sports Building 1, Bangkok Youth Center (Thai-Japanese) Din Daeng, Bang Sue Central Station 11 hospitals affiliated with Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, 8 other hospitals affiliated with 69 public health centers, as well as treatment and treatment services for COVID-19.
Regarding the situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, today found a new case of COVID-19. 2,578 new patients (in-hospital treatment), classified as domestic patients 2,577 cases, 1 case from abroad, 2,350,028 cumulative patients (since January 1, 2022), 1,877 recovered, returned home. 2,349,142 cases (since January 1, 2022), 24,700 patients undergoing treatment, 29 deaths, 9,429 cumulative deaths (since January 1, 2022). The total number of pneumonia patients hospitalized is 886.