January 19, 2021
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The Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health, recommends five practices to keep the elderly safe from COVID-19, focusing on avoiding going out if not needed
Today (19 Jan 2021) Dr. Opas Karnkawinpong Director-General, Department of Disease Control Said that during the outbreak of Coronavirus 2019 (COVID 19) a new wave of people infected from commuting to work outside the home is a crowded, poorly ventilated place. Or a large number of people Some may have little or no symptoms, the Department of Disease Control therefore asks those who work outside. And having to go back into the house every evening Should be careful not to be careless Reduce closeness in the family Because it may bring the infection to the family Especially the elderly who can live together with the house
Department of Disease Control recommends 5 basic practices. To keep the elderly safe from COVID-19 as follows: 1. Avoid going out if not necessary. 2. Wear a face mask or cloth mask. When having to go out or have someone come to visit 3. Wash your hands regularly With soap and water Or alcohol gel 4. Separate food and personal items. 5. If going outside the house When returning, wash your hair and wash your hair immediately. In addition, if people in the house have a risk or go to a crowded place. Keep at least 1-2 meters away from the elderly.
Dr. Opas Emphasized that The elderly and people with medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, COPD. Chronic kidney failure, etc. Please stay home. Not attending various activities or parties Find activities in the home to do to relax, such as watering the plants, cleaning the house. And exercising strength But if you need to go out, wear a 100% face mask or mask, wash your hands frequently, keep your distance away from crowded or poorly ventilated places. And avoid eating together To reduce the risk of contracting COVID 19 from the outside environment and be of social responsibility. For more information, please contact the Department of Disease Control hotline, call 1422.
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