Air Chief Marshal (Special) Dr. Paisan Chantrapitak revealed that one Thai officer has been infected with COVID-19, but confirmed that it did not affect athletes. because the work part is not related Instruct athletes to refrain from negligence be sure to check for infection avoid risky places
Movement of the 31st SEA Games in Vietnam host the competition Between 12-23 May 65, with more than 1,000 athletes and Thai officials participating in the competition
Recently, Air Chief Marshal (Special) Dr. Paisan Chanthitapitak, Chief Medical Officer of the Thai Athletes Team and acting as coordinator for the COVID-19 In Thailand, as we all know, before traveling, everyone must take a RT-PCR test 72 hours prior to travel or an ATK test 24 hours before departure. Upon arrival, each sport has different measures to control the coronavirus. go out according to the nature of each sport which will be checked periodically or check before the competition Including possibly bringing in additional athletes If an athlete is found to be infected Will be able to use athletes to replace each other.
“Measures in Vietnam From what I’ve noticed, it’s not as strict as in Thailand. or countries that are highly infected Due to the latest in Vietnam, there are only more than 3,000 new cases of coronavirus per day. But still can not be underestimated. Athletes still have to strictly follow the same preventive measures. which has been assigned to athletes, team managers and the association that do not neglect and avoid risky places.”
“latest to now In Thailand, one official has been found to have been infected, but it does not affect the athletes because they are the administrative staff. The work is not related to athletes in any way. which is nothing to worry regarding and not very sick has been separated to be quarantined and treated successfully.”