News Forum - PM calls on schools to implement strict Covid safety measures on re-opening

[Thaiger]

The Thai PM, Prayut Chan-o-cha, has instructed the Education Ministry to ensure schools are equipped to manage Covid-19 when they re-open. According to government spokesman, Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, the PM wants education facilities to implement strict Covid-19 prevention measures when they re-open on May 17. According to a Nation Thailand report, the measures include: • Conducting regular checks on the virus situation under Thai Stop Covid Plus and using the Education Ministry’s online system to update officials • Limiting all student activities to small group sizes • Employing strict hygiene measures in the preparation and serving of school lunches • Ensuring […]

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[Soidog]

Implement strict Covid-19 prevention measures. When are they going to drop this nonsense. Vaccination rates are high. It’s the best humanity has available. Getting out of these Covid restrictions is a real challenge for the Thai military government. They simply do not know how to let go. This country will still have face masks, restricted opening hours. Temperature checks, hand sanitisation and Covid stickers on floors and chairs for months and months to come. 

[HolyCowCm]

There are no measures strict enough to stop the spread with kids at schools, and none of it will work. Period! If one is infected many will get infected. Just deal with it and do your best. The sky is falling and march to our covid tune that doesn't work is ridiculous. Up to everyone to protect themselves the best way they can as covid is not going away anytime soon. It has literally ruined my kids university life and probably a good part of their adult life. Thank you so much to where this came from.

[Neo]

Somebody tell the PM that the Covid BS is over.

[Poolie]

32 minutes ago, Neo said:

Somebody tell the PM that the Covid BS is over.

It isn't though.............

The 9,331 new cases and 84 fatalities compared with the 11,535 and 91 respectively announced on Sunday.

Not yet.