‘Chatchart’ raises measures 3 Kor. 5 P. Concerned about ‘dengue fever’ spreading heavily, requesting help to eradicate mosquito larvae
On February 18, at the Lat Krabang District Office, Mr. Chatchart Sitthiphan, Governor of Bangkok (Bangkok), revealed the situation of dengue fever. Yesterday, the Lat Krabang area found one dengue fever patient, a 22-year-old male with complications.
In January, 1,102 people were found in Bangkok in January, which was 486 higher than the previous year’s average. As for the public sector, they are asked to take measures 3 a., namely collecting water, collecting garbage, collecting houses and 5 p.
For measures 3 a.
1. Keep the house, temple, school clear. Well ventilated, not stuffy
2. Collect the water, close the lid of the water container. Prevent mosquitoes from laying eggs.
3. Keep garbage, surplus containers in the house, temple, school clean and tidy.
Measures 5 p.
1. Close the lid of the water container completely.
2. Change water in households, temples, schools to be clean and tidy.
3. Release fish to eat larvae in jars and water containers.
4. Improve the environment, collect garbage in houses, temples, schools to be clean and tidy.
5. Practice to protect yourself from mosquito bites. By applying mosquito repellent, sleeping under a mosquito net, lighting mosquito repellents, and performing regular and continuous preventive measures.
Mr. Chatchart went on to say that the rabies In Lat Krabang District, seven infected dogs were found, which were vaccinated against rabies. Over 2,000 dogs in the area and vaccinated over 1,000 people in the area, but still have to be careful about this.
“If you raise a dog or a cat, take them to get vaccinated. When you see a stray dog with symptoms, you can inform the authorities. Person bitten by an unidentified dog I have to rush to get vaccinated.” Mr. Chatchart said