Chonburi Provincial Public Health Office Covid-19 Situation Report March 16, 2022 Today there are 1,320 new cases of COVID-19 (confirmed case of RT-PCR) and 1 death. Details are as follows.
1. People who live in Rayong came in for treatment in Chonburi Province, 88 cases, collecting 3,451 cases, and other provinces, collecting 1,040 cases.
2. CLUSTER workers accommodation, CAZ (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Sriracha District, 10 cases, collecting 15 cases
3. CLUSTER Fujitsu General (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Sriracha District 5 cases, collecting 175 cases
4. Risky occupation, meeting a lot of 44 people
5. 23 medical personnel
6. Provide travel history from 9 provinces as follows:
6.1 Samut Prakan Province 3 cases
6.2 Sa Kaeo Province 2 cases
6.3 Bangkok 1 person
6.4 Chachoengsao Province, 1 case
6.5 Nakhon Pathom Province 1 case
6.6 Phuket Province 1 person
7. Touch the confirmed patient
7.1 In 243 families
7.2 out of 95 workplaces
7.3 83 close people
7.4 Join a party, 1 person
8. Touch the confirmed patient (under investigation) 53 cases
9. Currently investigating 666 cases
As of March 16, 2022, Chonburi Province A total of 3 vaccinations have been completed 884,572
people who this month There are 3,916 people who have had 3 vaccinations.
People (morbidity rate 442.70 per 100,000 population), 2 deaths (0.23 per 100,000 population), 2 intubation (0.23 per 100,000 population), 6 pneumonia (0.68 per 100,000 population).
There are 1,897,011 people who have been vaccinated with 2 injections this month. 6,116 people had completed 2 vaccinations (morbidity rate 322.40 per 100,000 population), 17 deaths (0.90 per 100,000 population), 5 intubation (0.26 per 100,000 population), 7 pneumonia (0.37). per hundred thousand population)
As for those who received only 1 dose of vaccination, 115,068 people and 316,994 unvaccinated, a total of 432,062 people. This month, 7,691 unvaccinated and unvaccinated cases (sickness rate 1,780.07 per 100,000 population), 34 deaths (7.87 per 100,000 population), 6 intubation (1.39 per 100,000 population), 35 pneumonia (8.10 per 100,000 population)
Today, one new intubation patient was found (the history of vaccination was found on 22 Nov 2021),
Two new pneumonia cases (one with a history of two doses of vaccination on Aug. 2, 2021, a second with no history of vaccination), one new death (age 90). years), the leading cause of death is being an elderly person and have congenital diseases, including high blood pressure (No vaccination history found), therefore, complete vaccination criteria In other words, it must be immunized with the third injection. will help reduce the severity of COVID-19 People who live in Chonburi should be vaccinated against COVID-19, especially the elderly and those with congenital diseases pregnant woman due to COVID-19 infection who have not yet been vaccinated or incomplete vaccinations are more likely to have severe symptoms than those who have completed the vaccination criteria. which leads to death from COVID-19 and the elderly person with underlying disease pregnant woman will have more symptoms than other groups
Now there is a widespread outbreak in Chonburi province.
restaurant selling alcohol All customers must be screened with ATK
There are now outbreaks in many establishments. Employees must be fully vaccinated in accordance with the criteria and strictly in organizational measures.
1. Quit work without socializing
2. Food must not be eaten close by.
3. Sick must stop
4. Joint touch point Must be cleaned often, such as knobs, handrails, finger scans, signatures, and you must wash your hands immediately.
5. Strict personal hygiene Wear a mask all the time, wash your hands often, stay away from each other.
For those who are in close contact with those infected with COVID-19 Strict quarantine is required. do not go out to spread the infection
Preventing the spread of COVID-19 in Chonburi Based on the balance between disease control, economic and social
Factors affecting the speed of the spread of COVID-19 depending on the movement of people outside the home intimacy including the length of time in close contact with each other In addition to not being strict in personal hygiene. If you don’t wash your hands before touching your face The virus enters the nose, mouth, eyes, causing infection and spreading.
In the situation of COVID-19 There is a widespread outbreak until it may become a local disease The germs are not gone. make it possible to get infected but must not cause an epidemic until the secondary health system cannot and must not die Therefore, we ask for cooperation from all sectors to follow the disease control measures of Chonburi Province.
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1. Find the right target People with flu symptoms, the elderly, patients with chronic diseases Those who have not received complete vaccination are more vulnerable to violence than other groups Must be screened with ATK
2. Keep an eye on the spot a place where there are some peculiarities Risk of violence or risk of being difficult to control the outbreak If an outbreak occurs Must be screened with ATK on a regular basis, such as hospitals, schools, shelters for people with disabilities. restaurant selling alcohol Elderly people who are at high risk or have a congenital disease
3. Join the vaccination Vaccines can reduce the severity of COVID-19 by 100%, but those who have been vaccinated can still be infected with covid-19 still need personal hygiene We ask for your cooperation in vaccination. to reduce the speed of the outbreak and reduce the severity of COVID-19 especially the elderly and those with congenital disease There are still deaths from COVID-19. Most of them are elderly and have congenital disease. and is not vaccinated
4. To endemic diseases COVID-19 has reduced the severity And eventually becoming endemic. Everyone protects themselves according to universal protection measures. Maintain strict personal hygiene. especially during the widespread outbreak in order to slow down the outbreak not to be too fast ATK screening measures should be implemented first and can be isolated at home if there are no symptoms and are not an elderly group or have underlying disease that is more at risk of violence than other groups.
Preventing the spread of COVID-19 It’s everyone’s duty