Chiang Mai governor Charoensit Sanguansat, standing third from right, visits a Covid-19 checkpoint on the road between Doi Saket and Chiang Mai on Tuesday morning. (Photo: Phanumet Tanraksa)
CHIANG MAI: Chiang Mai remains on high alert but no lockdown is planned following the recent discovery of new Covid-19 infections, provincial governor Charoenrit Sanguansat said on Tuesday.
Mr Charoenrit gave the assurance during an early morning visit to boost moral at a checkpoint on a road between Chiang Mai city and Doi Saket district.
He said that after Chiang Mai registered its 42nd Covid-19 case, a woman who had returned from Myanmar without going through quarantine, health officials began an intense effort to track down people who had been in close contact with her.
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