The Prime Minister is satisfied with the overview of the registration of “Test & Go” on the first day of more than 23,000 people.
Date 02 Feb 2022 time 11:18
Government spokesman revealed that the Prime Minister was satisfied with the overview of the registration of “Test & Go” on the first day of more than 23,000 people, expecting the trend of registration to increase. Ready to urge all departments to operate in strict accordance with the policy
On February 2, 65, Mr. Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office Revealing an overview of the opening of registration for Thailand Pass on the first day of February 1, 65, 29,194, only in the “Test & Go” category, 23,660 people, and there is a tendency for more registration numbers. This is in accordance with the policy of General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. that aims to advance economic activities in parallel with public health measures Ready to remind all units to operate in accordance with the policy plan. as well as preparing to accept tourists who will travel to Thailand under strict public health measures It also aims to promote the use of Soft Power in promoting outstanding Thai tourism. foster a potential culture adjust tourism strategies Supporting health tourism which will create a career Generate income for people in the country as well.
while the number of people infected with COVID-19 New cases today, total 8,587, categorized as 8,456 domestic cases, 131 foreign patients, 233,116 cumulative patients (since January 1, 2022), 8,485 recoveries, 182,756 cumulative recoveries (since January 1, 2022). 2022) 83,094 patients undergoing treatment, 22 deaths Recently, the cumulative COVID-19 vaccine service was at 116,577,541 doses, 1st dose, 52,355,169 doses, 2nd dose, 48,688,642 doses, 3rd dose, 14,515,311 doses. S, 4th needle, cumulative injection 1,018,419 doses “Prime Minister Emphasize that all units operate in accordance with the specified plans. Integrate all sectors in welcoming tourists This policy will stimulate the Thai economy. Help the tourism and service industry recover quickly. which must be carried out in conjunction with public health measures for the country to continue to grow,” said Mr. Thanakorn.
