…Effects arising from severe outbreaks in Thailand in the past
If you look at the statistics from January 2022 to the present, many provinces have a very high number of infections per 100,000 inhabitants and this is a result of past policies such as Phuket, which is a sandbox area. has a cumulative rate of sickness as high as 10,539 people per 100,000 population
while Samut Sakhon Which has been a serious epidemic in factories and communities since the second wave, with a rate of 9,721 people per 100,000 population
Both provinces had cumulative morbidity rates at the beginning of 2022, three times the national average (3,033 per 100,000 inhabitants).
If including people who had been infected before 2022, it was found that the infection was very high.
Covids don’t end up being cured and dead, but the long-term impact of COVID will be a long-term impact.
people who have been infected before In addition to protecting yourself well because there is a chance of re-infection. They should also assess their health regularly. Notice any abnormalities that are different from the past. and consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment
The country’s health care system should be invested to cope with the long surge in COVID cases from the middle of last year to the present.
