Intense COVID takes Thai people home at Khlong Luek

Mission to take Thai people back home at Khlong Luek, Aranyaprathet, Sa Kaeo, to control the COVID-19 epidemic

From the situation of the COVID-19 outbreak Causing many companies to temporarily stop their business Thai people who work in Poipet Cambodia Therefore requesting to go back to Thailand a lot More than 700 people have registered to enter the country through the Royal Thai Embassy in Phnom Penh, while the Thai side The CRC is only available Monday – Wednesday – Friday, 100 people per day. The Thai-Cambodian Border Coordinator (PACC) has informed that Thai people are sick in the detention center on the Cambodian side. From the border about 4 km, the number of 591 people

By the resolution of the Sa Kaeo Provincial Communicable Diseases Committee resolved to propose the Office of the Civil Service Commission for approval to increase the number of days to open the checkpoint to bring all Thais into the country and receive treatment in the Thai side every Monday to Friday, 100 people per day from Monday to Friday. Monday, May 31, 2021 onwards, which BEC has agreed as proposed by Sa Kaeo Province. As a result, next week there will be approximately 500 Thais who are sick and not sick, traveling across the border.

M.D. Prapas Suangduang, Provincial Health Doctor, Sa Kaeo Province Disclosure of people infected with COVID-19 Of Thai people crossing the border through the permanent border crossing at Ban Khlong Luek From March 28 to May 28, 2021 that a total of 860 Thai people have crossed the border with 250 cases, accounting for 29.07 percent of those who crossed the border, if there is no illness, they will be sent to. The detention center to observe the symptoms (Local Quarantine) to detect the infection at regular intervals of the specified time. Of these, 160 were infected, accounting for 18.60%. In the case of 90 Thai transboundary patients for treatment in the hospital, 10.47% were infected.

Dr. Rachet Choengphanom, director of Aranyaprathet Hospital, revealed that the registered Thai people reported that they were ill during this period, which would continue every day in groups of about 7-30 people. The detention center of Thai patients, Cambodia will arrange a shuttle bus to transport this group of people to the front of the checkpoint, arriving in the evening, evening, or sometimes at night, causing staff to wait for about 10 people per set and coordinate the screening and detection. Leaven and lab staff Most of these tests were found to have COVID-19. Must be admitted to the hospital immediately