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Bangkok ready for vaccination drive from June 7: Aswin

The governor of Bangkok, General Aswin Kwanmuang, said all vaccination units outside hospitals were ready for the inoculation drive from June 7.

He was speaking after visiting the Covid-19 Vaccination Service Unit at Thai PBS television station, which is a vaccination service point outside the hospital in Laksi district.

The goal is to provide vaccination services to 1,000-2,000 people per day day from 9am to 4pm, he said. On Sunday, the system was tested by vaccinating groups at risks, such as health personnel and volunteers, with aftercare and symptoms observation.

He said all 25 Covid-19 vaccination service units outside hospitals were ready both in the service system and administration.

There is a service available to people to reserve for Covid-19 vaccination via the “Thai Ruam Jai” Bangkok vaccine registration system.

The Bangkok governor expects 70,000 people to be injected per day.

He urged people to come as per their appointment time and date as the system sends an SMS. He said if people come by appointment, everyone would be vaccinated.

From June 7-14, people will get the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Bangkok ready for vaccination drive from June 7: AswinBangkok ready for vaccination drive from June 7: Aswin

Published : June 06, 2021

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How a teenager is overcoming odds to pursue a career in the medical field

The room is littered with garbage, as is the area outside the small house in Huai Thalaeng district of Nakhon Ratchasima province.

Amid this pile, a Matthayom 6 student, Kenjira Khanongmat, is taking her online classes, unperturbed by the piles gathered in her house.

Kenjira goes through her life without any carping about her predicament.

Many schools, including Huai Thalaeng Witthayakhom School, have had to organise online classes due to Covid-19 spreading in provinces nationwide.

Kenjira was forced to study at her house, surrounded by garbage because her parents are garbage collectors. But she never blames her parents for her situation. On the contrary, she is grateful for the livelihood their work provides.

She said that even she has been helping them collect garbage since she was 10 years old to give some relief to her parents. She said the money obtained from selling the garbage helps pay for her education.

She wants to study at the university level to qualify as a nurse or medical personnel.

How a teenager is overcoming odds to pursue a career in the medical field

Her sense of gratitude, and her intelligence — borne out by her grade point average of 3.84 — were recently recognised by the villagers in the area. They are also encouraging her to achieve success. Kenjira is a teen focused on working towards fulfilling her dream.

How a teenager is overcoming odds to pursue a career in the medical field

Published : June 06, 2021

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Livestock department warns of criminal action over fake news on pork, chicken consumption

The Department of Livestock Development (DLD) on Sunday urged people not to believe and share fake news about the ban on consumption of pork and chicken for six months as they had been infected with Aids.

The department director-general, Sorawit Thaneeto, said this fake news was shared every year, claiming that it was made by people who wanted to ruin the country’s livestock industry and raise concerns among the people.

He warned that people who shared fake news would face imprisonment, a fine, or both under the Computer Crime Act BE 2560 (2017).

“The department had implemented measures to prevent the spread of communicable diseases on livestock by sending officials to investigate areas nationwide,” he said.

He added that the Criminal Court on November 30, 2018 had awarded two years’ imprisonment and THB100,000 fine for allegedly sharing such fake news via social media.

“People who find such fake news can capture the screenshot and submit it via DLD4.0 smartphone application,” he added.

Published : June 06, 2021

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NHSO pays THB400,000 compensation in three cases of deaths after vaccination

More than 260 people have sought compensation, and 162 were approved for serious side-effects attributed to vaccination, Dr Jadej Thammatach-aree, secretary-general of the National Health Security Office (NHSO), revealed.

From June 7, Thailand will embark on a mass vaccination campaign against Covid-19 across the country with a goal of covering 50 million people or 70 per cent of the total population.

The authorities have braced for the possibility of some people having adverse reactions after vaccination.

The government has a policy to make preliminary aid payments to such groups to ensure that people are taken care of.

Dr Jadej said that the NHSO needed to explain to the people that in case of suspected adverse effect or death from the vaccine, people can apply for preliminary aid.

Recently, six cases of deaths were filed across the country. In one case submitted to the Bangkok subcommittee, the experts ruled that the death was not related to the vaccination against Covid-19.

Compensation of THB400,000 was approved by the NHSO in three cases of deaths linked to vaccination.

One of the victims, Somchai Muangwang, 50, received the Covid-19 vaccine in Pathum Thani province. The subcommittee said his heart had been damaged. It was a symptom that occurred after vaccination, as he had tightness of the chest, and died five days after inoculation. The victim was the head of a family, the caregiver of his parents, and the main income earner of the family. NHSO transferred the money to his son’s account on June 4.

Udon Yenjit, village headman of Huai Ma subdistrict in Muang Phrae district, received the Covid-19 vaccination on May 17. On the night of May 18, he had an emergency illness and was taken to Phrae Hospital and later died.

The wife of the deceased said that after vaccinating against Covid-19, her husband continued to work normally. On the day of the incident, her husband went to bed at around 3pm and had trouble breathing. He was swiftly sent to the hospital where he died.

According to treatment history, it was found that the deceased had Thyrotoxicosis, which was identified as the primary cause of death (acute heart failure). However, the family of the deceased received THB400,000 compensation as the committee considered it an adverse event that occurred due to the Covid-19 vaccination.

In the third case, the deceased (name withheld) received the first vaccine dose on May 14, and there were no abnormal symptoms during the first 30 minutes. Two days later, on May 16, there was slight muscle soreness. Three days later, on May 19, he lost consciousness so he was admitted to Sikarin Hospital, Hat Yai, in Songkhla province. On May 22, he started having headaches, fatigue and loss of consciousness and passed away on May 27.

This case is considered an adverse reaction to the Covid-19 vaccination. Although it is not conclusively related to vaccination, the NHSO took a lenient view to alleviate the family’s suffering as the deceased was the pillar of the family. The subcommittee, therefore, resolved to pay THB400,000.

Published : June 06, 2021

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Andrographis paniculata added to national medicine list to treat Covid patients with mild symptoms

The Royal Gazette on June 4 added five herbal medicines to the National List of Essential Medicinal Herbs.

The notification was published by the National Drug System Development Board to drive and promote the use of herbal medicines in the health service system.

The five medicines are: Thamlai Phra Sumen, hemorrhoid relief pills, Andrographis paniculata extract pills that contain andrographolide not less than 4 per cent by weight (w/w), Andrographis paniculata extract, and powdered Andrographis paniculata.

The medicines from Andrographis paniculata herbs, such as Andrographis paniculata extract and powdered Andrographis paniculata, can be used to treat Covid-19 patients with mild symptoms, the state body has said.

Andrographis paniculata is widely cultivated in South and Southeast Asia. The whole plant, or its roots and leaves, have been traditionally used to treat bacterial infections and some diseases.

Published : June 06, 2021

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Nearly 2,700 new Covid-19 cases and 23 deaths reported

The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration on Sunday reported 2,671 new cases and 23 deaths over a 24-hour period.

Of the total, 1,095 were local patients who were admitted to hospitals, 889 were found during proactive testing, 604 were found in prisons.

Bangkok led the list of most cases with 675, followed by Samut Sakhon (288), Phetchaburi (196), Nonthaburi (163), and Samut Prakarn (124).

Of the 83 who had come from abroad, 76 were Thais working in Cambodia who returned illegally via the border and got caught between May 28 and June 3.

In the last 24 hours, 173 people have been caught at the border for illegally entering the country, mostly from Laos (37), Myanmar (35), and Cambodia (26).

Meanwhile, 2,242 patients have recovered and been discharged in the last 24 hours.

As of Sunday, the number of confirmed cases in Thailand had risen to 177,467.

So far, 126,517 have recovered and been discharged, 49,714 patients are still in hospitals (1,209 in serious condition with 389 on ventilators), and 1,236 have died.

According to Worldometer, as of 11am on Sunday, the number of confirmed cases globally had risen to 173.7 million (up by 394,844), 156.59 million of whom have recovered, 13.2 million are active cases (87,585 in severe condition) and 3.7 million have died (up by 9,013).

Thailand ranks 80th on the global list of most cases, which is topped by the US with 34.2 million, followed by India 28.8 million, Brazil 16.9 million, France 5.7 million, and Turkey 5.28 million.

Meanwhile, another 26,611 people were given their first Covid-19 shot in the last 24 hours, while 20,948 people were given their second shot, bringing the total number of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in Thailand to 4,190,503.

Published : June 06, 2021

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TAT pushes domestic tourism with promotions through website

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has launched the “555 Mahapro” promotional event via the website: http://www.เที่ยวไทยอะเมสซิ่งยิ่งกว่าเดิม.com in a bid to stimulate domestic tourism during the post-covid era.

The promotions can be availed until noon, June 10.

Many entrepreneurs in the tourism industry, who have passed the Amazing Thailand Safety and Health Administration standards are offering discounts on accommodation, food, tour packages and transportation with starting price at THB55.

For example, THB55 standard rooms at hotels under Red Planet, THB555 buffet on Chao Phraya Princess cruise, 50 per cent discount on Thai Lion Air flights and one free seat after booking one interprovincial bus seat with Nakhonchai Air.

People can visit @mahaprotiewthai Facebook page for more information.

Published : June 06, 2021

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35,000 AstraZeneca bottles sent to Bangkok hospitals, as vaccination push begins on Monday

The Ministry of Public Health has distributed 35,000 bottles of the AstraZeneca vaccine to 148 hospitals in Bangkok to prepare for Covid-19 vaccination, Satit Pitutecha, Deputy Minister of Public Health said.

He said the vaccination drive would be launched as scheduled on June 7 since the vaccines had already been distributed.

Satit’s confirmation eases worries after there was confusion last week when many hospitals, especially private hospitals in many provinces assigned as vaccination units, called for cancellation of vaccination appointments for those registered under MohPrompt, saying vaccines had not been delivered to them.

The ministry has delivered 30 bottles to Bang Khun Thian 1 Hospital 1; 170 bottles to Bang Pakok 9 International Hospital; 100 bottles to Bangmod Hospital; 210 bottles to Kasemrad Hospital Bang Khae; 890 bottles to Bangpakok 8 Hospital; 500 bottles to Phyathai 3 Hospital; 420 bottles to Rajapipat Hospital; 1,030 bottles to Central Hospital; 650 bottles to Taksin Hospital; 290 bottles to Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital; 300 bottles Sirindhorn Hospital, among others.

Vaccination will be given to those registered with MohPrompt from June 7-13.

Published : June 06, 2021

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Kitten Jaguar, who took on dogs, succumbs to his injuries

Jaguar, one of two kittens who suffered severe injuries after a brawl with dogs, died on Saturday, according to @navakingcat Facebook post.

The Facebook page administrator said Jaguar died at 5am due to its severe injuries, adding that she was very depressed about the kitten’s death.

“Another kitten, Tiger, is still receiving medical treatment at a pet hospital,” the administrator said.

The story of the two kittens, posted on Arissana Sky Kaewthong’s Facebook page, went viral on Friday.

Arissana said that in the middle of May, she had found the little cats fighting dogs and getting severely injured. They suffered broken necks and leg injuries. She took them to a veterinarian for treatment and decided to adopt the cats.

Kitten Jaguar, who took on dogs, succumbs to his injuriesKitten Jaguar, who took on dogs, succumbs to his injuries

Published : June 06, 2021

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380 refugees sent back amid Karen, Myanmar ceasefire

Thai military officers on Saturday sent 380 refugees back to their homeland across the Moei River in Mae Sot district of Tak province following three days of a ceasefire between the Karen and Myanmar military in the Ban Pha Lu Noi area.

Both Karen and Myanmar military personnel waited on the other side of the river to take the refugees back.

However, a Thai military officer in the area said the battle between Karen and Myanmar continues on the border of Tak’s Umphang and Phop Phra districts.

380 refugees sent back amid Karen, Myanmar ceasefire380 refugees sent back amid Karen, Myanmar ceasefire

Published : June 06, 2021

By : The Nation