(14 March 2022) Mr. Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed that at the meetingCovid-19 Situation Administration Center or Prof. Big Set on Friday, March 18, which is chaired by Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. It is expected that the Ministry of Public Health and relevant agencies will propose “Unlock down” Adjusting various measures, including control, surveillance and prevention of COVID-19 in accordance with the epidemic situation as well as may consider loosening the locks of various activities to allow people to proceed with their normal lives in line with being “Local disease”
However Ministry of Health Determine a plan to transition from an epidemic (Pandemic) to a periodic “Local disease” (Endemic approach) divided into 4 phases (4 months) or called 3 plus 1 as follows:
- Phase 1 (March 12 – early April 65) is called Combatting. Must press the number of infected people not to be higher than this to reduce the outbreak and reduce the severity
- with various measures to be taken
- The second phase (April-May 65) is called Plateau, which means keeping the infection level from rising. into a plane until it decreases
- Phase 3 (late May-30 June 65) is called Declining, which means reducing the number of infected people to 1,000–2,000.
- Phase 4 (positive 1) from July 1, 2022 onwards is called Post pandemic, which means leaving the epidemic into endemic disease.
The government spokesman said that what we will do is adjust the target. without the need to determine the number of infected people Because the situation can change at any time. but also to focus more on the goal of preventive vaccination Especially the 608 risk group to adjust the mortality rate to decrease. and focusing on treatment in those at risk of disease severity to be more effective
for infected peopleCovid-19 New cases today (Mar 14), total 22,130, classified as domestic patients 22,103 cases, 27 foreign patients, 983,520 cumulative cases (since January 1, 2022), 23,508 recovered, returned home. Total recoveries: 788,794 (since January 1, 2022), 225,889 patients, 69 deaths.
service “vaccination” Covid-19 accumulated at 126,176,878 doses, 1st needle, 54,419,126 doses, 2nd needle, 49,977,239 doses, 3rd needle, 19,907,958 doses, 4th needle, 1,872,555 doses
