Anutin asks questions after the outbreak and COVID-19 infection remains. From a group of people breaking the law must not have the same rights as the good faith. Prepare a meeting with relevant agencies to prevent irresponsible wrongdoing.
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At approximately 15.00 on 9 January 2021, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health. Revealed through the Facebook fan page than In the morning to noon this morning, he attended a meeting with the doctors of the Ministry of Public Health, uneasy. The medical team discusses the existence of illegal gambling. Which the police caught in the news And the entry of Thai people with a COVID-19 infection At the border of Mae Sot, Tak province, were hospitalized and 200-300 more people were smuggled out to work in the casino. Waiting back to come in because the casino was closed and got sick
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In this regard, he asked the meeting that With offenders Both gambling Smuggled across the border and got sick Hospitals have to waste money, resources, and manpower to take care of them. And must limit service hours to the general public The appointment must be postponed, including examination, treatment, surgery, medication, budget that should be taken to treat the general public. Must take care of these illegal people for a long time and how much do not know the people who make a living honestly, shops, restaurants, business operators How long will I have to pay, lose my income, lose my work opportunity and work?
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In addition, Anutin also raised the communicable disease law, Section 41 and 42 clearly defined that Someone who owns a vehicle or leads a sick person Suspected to be infected Including those traveling to have to pay for detention Surveillance, medical care including prevention and control of communicable diseases And promoting immunity People who brought them in and themselves without being paid by the state But was argued that it could not be done Because Section 47 is unconstitutional, a person has the right to be protected And eliminate dangerous communicable diseases from the state free of cost
“The question is, should the state pay the cost of keeping these offenders. Or if they have to pay, they should be charged from the person who brought the germs Both the patient and the supplier brought in. You must be responsible for all expenses. I will bring this matter to a meeting with relevant departments. To find guidelines Prevent irresponsible offenses Because they think that when sick, the state is obliged to keep it free of charge. The offender must not be entitled to the same rights as the good faith. “
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