“Muang Thai”, one piece of information from the Deputy Spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office reflects that in Thai society we have met a group of teenagers. school age with continually increasing sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, gonorrhea… among adolescents aged 15-24 years, in which the group tends to become infected with HIV 5- 9 times
The important point is that…the number of people infected with HIV in 2021 amounted to 520,000 people, 6,500 new cases were found, most of them were teenagers and school age groups.
Chalermpol Pholmuk Vice President of the Thammarak Foundation emphasized that at present, the risk behavior of HIV infection becoming AIDS patients in the future is no different from several decades ago. Selling sexual services in various forms having unprotected sex condom use
Intravenous drug use, tattooing, pregnancy from mother to child Some religious priests who sexually abused Teachers sexually harass students including the behavior of teenagers School age is…I think my classmates The same educational institution is safe. Implantation of a three-year, five-year contraceptive pill
“At the same time, the unwelcome behavior of school-age teenagers is to earn money by selling prostitution through social media. Some teenagers get pregnant while they are in college. having to drop out of the education system Some of them have become criminal youths of society who are incarcerated in prisons all over Thailand…”
Interestingly, over the past few years, the spread of COVID-19 Many school-age teenagers at educational institutions use online learning systems. Must study at home or dormitory Many of them have freedom in their lives, including eating, drinking, drinking, traveling, gambling, drugs, possibly including having a variety of sex.
…both same sex and heterosexual While many school-age adolescents have other conditions in their lives, such as depression, neurosis, psychiatry, leading to dropout from the education system. physically abusing each other Suicide in educational institutions and other places
Reinforcing…the epidemic situation of people infected with HIV AIDS patients Chalermpol said that the care system for people infected with HIV. AIDS patients in Thai society, we are considered to be more efficient, has received international praise. In 2021, the service system (NAP) has 305,493 people registered for infection care.
Of these, 289,116 received antiviral drugs, representing 94.63%.
Experience in both the education system and the organization working with HIV care. AIDS patients since the beginning of HIV infection in Thai society. One thing that can be reached and recognized is the risk behavior of HIV infection in various ways. still the same
At the same time, there is a complexity according to the social context. Businesses in the care of people infected with HIV AIDS patients belonging to various NGOs have closed many businesses. A number of general people have a positive attitude towards HIV/AIDS patients. The antiretroviral system has become more effective. prolonging the life of people living with HIV
At the same time, some of them are still unable to return to live with their families and society. Another important question. One is…why is it such a long period of time for the “AIDS” situation in our Thai society? therefore unable to change knowledge, beliefs, thoughts of family…some societies perfectly?
Wat Phra Bat Namphu Thammarak Foundation by His Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn or “Luang Por Alongkot” of Lopburi Province It is considered the first temple in Thailand to open a temple to take care of people infected with HIV. AIDS patients since 1992 using the principles of compassion Take care of patients without any charge.
All four factors take care of physical, mental, emotional, social, cultural traditions and beliefs in religious doctrines. Caring for AIDS patients, relatives, parents, grandparents, old people, disabled people, cattle, dogs, cats… the most important thing is “Antiviral drugs” that have been successful in prolonging the lives of infected people. make him live longer
Establishing a school for young children orphaned by infected parents Finding a career has a job to do. Having income is an important thing that the temple has to do for him. so that his life and family can live in society
Throughout the past thirty years Reverend Father Alongkot had to work every day, never even having a day off. At times when he was in a car accident or sick, he was still determined to work to improve their quality of life…at times when people in general visited AIDS patients, orphans, people with disabilities. The old man asked Luang Por if the infected person AIDS patients are gone from our country…the role of Wat Phra Bat Namphu What will Reverend Father Alongkot be like?
He replied that at present there are various epidemics occurring continuously. There are still many problems in the lives of Thai people, including poverty, cancer, the blind, deaf, disabled, abandoned children, unemployed, homeless, or other problems. It is the duty of Thai monks to help the quality of life of Thai people together.
or even … aliens who entered Thailand with peace and law
One observation is that people infected with HIV Thai AIDS patients across the country now number more than five hundred thousand people. More than six thousand people are diagnosed with HIV each year. Possibly in the next four or five years, this figure probably won’t change much…AIDS still exists both in our country and around the world.
At the same time, the complexity of AIDS and other diseases goes hand in hand, for example, some people with HIV are disabled, blind, deaf, cancer, or even in the past, many of them were infected. COVID-19 Like us, sir… What is admirable for many infected people is knowledge and ability in various professions. When his health improved, he helped with the work of Luang Por Wat, Thammarak Foundation. have a living income sent to support children and siblings
At the same time, many people intend to work and serve Luang Por throughout their lives. Leave a ghost to leave his life with the temple that if one day he dies Ask Reverend Father to help cremate the body and leave his bones at the temple too…
The slogan of this year’s World AIDS Day on December 1, 2022, “Equalize, Equalize” in the policy principles of the Ministry has been put into practice without prejudice throughout the AIDS situation in our country. Seriously or not? how? It’s still a question that needs an answer.
I sincerely hope that the problem of “AIDS”…”People with HIV…AIDS patients” will not be mentioned for a short time…just for a short time that is in trend. World AIDS Day each year only.