19 days, Bangkok found 78 covids. Bangkok cluster reveals 4 markets in Bang Kapi area. closed indefinitely open
Today (21 Jun’21) Police Lieutenant General Asawin Kwanmuang The Governor of Bangkok (Bangkok) chaired the meeting of the Bangkok Executive Council No. 10/2564 at the Bangkok City Hall (Sao Chingcha). has reported the situation of the epidemic of coronavirus disease 2019 or coviral-19 in Bangkok area
Pol Gen Asawin said there were 3,175 new cases in the country today, of which 624 were new cases in Bangkok, the total number.60,366 cumulative confirmed cases in Bangkok, with cluster infections. or cluster from the construction camp Establishments, markets, communities, etc. (Nursing Home), totaling 78 clusters Between 24 May – 11 June (total period 19 days)
“The BMA has inspected, recommended and tightened market operators in the Bangkok area. Measures for surveillance, prevention and control of the spread of COVID-19 (physical aspects) have been implemented in 482 out of 486 markets in the area. There are 4 unchecked markets left, which are markets in Bang Kapi area. Due to the order to close the market closed from May 22, 2021 and has not been scheduled to open, including 1. Lat Phrao Fresh Market 2. Bangkapi City Center Market 3. Bangkapi Fresh Market and 4. Ms. Aphaporn Phakdeejarat Market All markets are recommended through all physical assessment criteria. For markets that are closed and unchecked are recommended. The Bureau of Health and related agencies will conduct an assessment immediately upon opening for business,” the BMA governor said.
In addition, Pol Gen Asawin said he had also implemented a plan for surveillance and control of COVID-19. in the Bangkok area market By collecting saliva with traders in the market area, 75 cases per market, between June 9 – 29, 2021, a total of 21 days, based on the results of the random group test in each test kit (LQAS). Data as of June 18, 2021, 100 tested. 71 sites found infected, 1 person found infected, 18 places found infected from 2 or more, 11 places, with a total of 5,968 patients, 76 cases were found, or 1.27 percent.
“The results of the COVID-19 surveillance community in the area From May 27 to June 10, 2021, people were randomly screened in 49 districts, 262 communities, with 12,222 people screened, and 194 people were found infected in 26 districts in 38 communities (equivalent to 1.30 percent,” said the Bangkok governor. As for the construction worker camp, based on data as of June 16, 2021 in the Bangkok area There are 615 construction sites, 575 construction camps, with 34,148 Thai workers, 46,915 foreigners, including 81,063, who have implemented the COVID-19 Surveillance and Control Plan. in a construction worker camp in Bangkok The measures are divided into 3 levels as follows:
Level 1 Entrepreneurs by safety officers (Jor Por.) self-assessment according to the SOP-Bubble Protocol in the camp within 7 days (between 16-22 June 2021) and submit the results have the district office collect for monitoring
Level 2 The district office, headed by the Environment and Sanitation and Civil Affairs Department, monitors the worker’s camp’s compliance with the SOP-Bubble Protocol. (between 23-30 June 2021) and send information to the Department of Health on a daily basis to report the BOE.
andLevel 3 Security Department together with the Office of Public Works, Office of Health, Department of Health, Department of Labor Protection and Welfare and related agencies In addition, 587 construction worker camps LQAS were randomly tested in 25 sites (4.26%) and found no infection in 11 sites, one found. More than 2 people found infected, which must be controlled according to Bubble and Seal measures in 10 places and 2 are pending results.
In this regard, the Bangkok governor said that the BMA is still preparing to implement the COVID-19 surveillance and control plan in 122 factories in 3 types of factories as follows: 1. Food / Processing, number 19 places, 2. Medicine, amount 12 places and 3. Tailoring clothes of 91 places, which will begin inspection on July 15, 2021 onwards.
