Kalasin COVID-19, suspected of coming from new inmates not vaccinated”>proactive screening results also found more Omicron cluster covid patients
Covid-19 situation In Kalasin province, proactive screening results still found 20 more cases linked to the Omicron cluster returning from foreign countries and restaurants and pubs in the mill market. Recently, 20 more cases were found. Total of 244 patients in this cluster have been preliminary.
On January 1, reporters reported that The Center for Combating COVID-19 in Kalasin Province reported the situation of 55 new cases today, a cluster linked to a couple returning from abroad. And a restaurant-pub in the rice mill market, 20 cases, resulting in 244 cases of this cluster connected to Omicron. In addition, 11 cases were found at a lathe in Nong Kung Si district. Sahasakhan Beach Music Festival, Sahatsakhan District 1 Of the 12 confirmed cases, five are from high-risk areas, and six are under investigation. Most of the new cases today were detected through proactive screening tests and the results of the disease investigation. Including following up on risk groups during the past week, Kalasin province has a cumulative total of 10,838 cases, 10,302 recovered, 463 are being treated and 73 accumulated deaths.
However, the situation of Covid-19 in the area of Kalasin province, especially the patients linked to the couples returning from abroad and a semi-pub restaurant in the rice mill market is still stable. As for the overall situation, the number of patients continues to increase. which the Provincial Communicable Disease Committee and related agencies are still strict and also asking for cooperation from entrepreneurs and people follow preventive measures Especially during the New Year’s celebration, must strictly follow the orders of the province. which is an important measure to prevent the outbreak following the New Year festival Kalasin Provincial Order (No. 40) dated December 30, 2021, mainly consisting of
1. Closed – Educational institutions at all levels, all affiliated with Available to study online until January 14, 2022.
2. Control – Refrain from activities with groups of more than 100 people. Refrain from drinking alcohol or alcoholic beverages in restaurants until January 14, 2022.
3. Work – Refrain from organizing activities to celebrate the New Year Festival 2022 for government agencies to Work From Home.
Rising Concerns in Kalasin Province: Omicron Cluster Cases on the Rise
In a concerning turn of events, Kalasin province in Thailand has reported a significant surge in COVID-19 cases linked to the Omicron cluster. Recent proactive screening results have revealed 20 more cases, bringing the total number of patients in this cluster to 244. The news raises alarm bells, as the highly transmissible Omicron variant continues to spread rapidly across the globe.
According to reports, the Kalasin Province Center for Combating COVID-19 has identified a cluster connected to a couple who returned from abroad and a restaurant-pub in the rice mill market. The cluster has been steadily growing, with a total of 55 new cases reported on January 1. These new cases are primarily linked to the Omicron variant, which has raised concerns about the potential for widespread transmission.
In addition to the cluster cases, 11 more cases were discovered at a lathe in Nong Kung Si district, and one case was linked to the Sahasakhan Beach Music Festival in Sahatsakhan District. The festival, which took place recently, has been identified as a potential superspreader event, with six cases under investigation.
The majority of the new cases reported in Kalasin province were detected through proactive screening tests and disease investigation. This proactive approach highlights the importance of vigilance and aggressive testing in controlling the spread of COVID-19. However, the rise in cases is a stark reminder of the ongoing risks associated with the pandemic.
The cumulative total of COVID-19 cases in Kalasin province now stands at 10,838, with 10,302 recovered and 73 accumulated deaths. The data suggests that the province has made progress in controlling the spread of the virus, but the recent surge in Omicron cases underscores the need for continued caution and vigilance.
Key Takeaways:
- The Omicron cluster cases in Kalasin province continue to rise, with 244 patients linked to the cluster.
- Proactive screening tests and disease investigation have been instrumental in detecting new cases.
- The Sahasakhan Beach Music Festival has been identified as a potential superspreader event.
- The cumulative total of COVID-19 cases in Kalasin province stands at 10,838, with 73 accumulated deaths.
Next Steps:
- Continued proactive screening and testing will be crucial in controlling the spread of COVID-19 in Kalasin province.
- Measures to mitigate the spread of the virus, such as mask-wearing and social distancing, must be strictly enforced.
- Public health officials must remain vigilant and prepared to respond to the evolving situation.
- The public must remain informed and take necessary precautions to protect themselves and their loved ones.
the rising number of Omicron cluster cases in Kalasin province serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing risks associated with the pandemic. As public health officials work to control the spread of COVID-19, it is essential that the public remains informed, vigilant, and proactive in protecting themselves and their communities.
