Sukhothai governor announces TAT ​​India is infected with COVID – innnews

Mr. Virunphan Dhevi, Governor of Sukhothai Province, together with Dr. Pongpol Worapani, Sukhothai Provincial Public Health Doctor Jointly gave a press conference on the situation of COVID-19 in Sukhothai Province Preliminary follow-up results showed an Indian male infected with COVID-19. Come to the Loi Krathong festival, burn candles and play fire in Sukhothai. The Sukhothai Disease Investigation Team went to the area to follow up with 32 people at risk, one of which was a fellow Indian police.

According to the Department of Disease Control, a press release about the confirmed cases of COVID-19 were found in Krabi Province. A 37-year-old Indian male, collected nasopharyngeal swab and throat swab samples for PCR testing at Krabi Hospital. And the Medical Sciences Center 11/1 Phuket found the remains of the COVID-19 virus that the body can be immune to. Expected to be an infection for a long time Waiting for a detailed analysis from the Department of Medical Sciences again. Department of Disease Control found that there is a history of traveling to Loi Krathong festival in Sukhothai Province and on November 8, 2020, the disease investigation team of Sukhothai Provincial Public Health Office. In collaboration with the Muang Sukhothai District Public Health Office Immediately investigate the disease and search for those exposed at risk in the area. The results of the investigation revealed a total of 32 people, and one high-risk person had a close contact history. Between October 31 and November 1, 2020, you are notified for self-quarantine at home until 16 November 2020 (period of 14 days from the date of the last visit of the patient) and will be collected for laboratory testing today. On November 9, 2020, 31 low-risk groups observed symptoms. And strictly follow the Social Distancing measures For cases where low-risk groups and people who go to work During October 31 – November 1, 2020, if you have symptoms of respiratory illness, notify local health officials immediately.