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The government is concerned about Loi Krathong being safe, adhering to the principles of “don’t get drunk, don’t keep things, don’t leave children alone”.

On November 22, 2023, Veterinarian Chai Watcharong, spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office, revealed that on the occasion of Loy Krathong Festival. Important traditions of Thailand This year it falls on November 27, 2023. The government is concerned about the safety of the people. Please be careful of accidents that may occur during the Loy Krathong Festival. They asked to adhere to the principles of “don’t get drunk, don’t pick up things, don’t leave children alone” as recommended by the Department of Disease Control. Ministry of Public Health: 1. Do not drink alcohol. 2. Do not collect, meaning do not go into the water to collect krathongs or money in krathongs. Because there may be a risk of drowning and death. 3. Do not leave children alone. Be extra cautious when bringing children near water sources. Especially young children under 3 years of age must be within reach, while children aged 3-5 years must be within sight and able to reach them quickly. Do not allow children to float krathongs alone, even if they are on the shore, because they may fall or slip. If riding a boat, wear a life jacket at all times, both adults and children. And be careful of injuries from fireworks, firecrackers, because they can be dangerous.

A spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office also said that the Loy Krathong Festival It is a day when people will travel to Loi Krathong. This causes the number of cars on the road to increase greatly, especially during the evening. The concern is that most celebrations involve drinking alcohol and driving. As a result, self-control and concentration in driving are reduced. Risk of accidents and high severity. Lead to loss of life and property. Therefore, people who use cars are asked to refrain from behavior that risks accidents during the Loy Krathong Festival. Check the condition of the car to be ready for use. Study the route carefully. And you should leave early to avoid traffic jams. Increase caution when driving Don’t drive faster than the speed limit. Don’t drink alcohol if you must drive. Follow traffic rules And those traveling by motorcycle must wear helmets for both the rider and the pillion rider. So that everyone can have a fun and safe Loy Krathong holiday.

“The government is concerned about the safety of people who come out to enjoy the Loy Krathong festival. By emphasizing that the agencies that prepare the Loi Krathong area Concentration on security measures Clearly define the area/area for Loi Krathong. By keeping a distance Provide adequate lighting A fence or barrier must be built to prevent children from falling into the water. Prepare equipment for rescuing people who fall into the water periodically at water sources, such as lifebuoys, gallon buckets, ropes, sticks, and write signs indicating how to use them. Prepare enough life jackets. Arrange for personnel to monitor and assist in the event of an emergency. Help each other to prevent any violations that pose a risk of danger. Including asking for people’s cooperation not to drink alcoholic beverages. Do not go into the water to collect coins in the krathong because cold water can cause cramps and risk drowning. Including parents should watch their children closely. When taking children to Loi Krathong, do not let the children out of your sight. Because in the blink of an eye a child can fall into the water. Please consider safety first. So that everyone can join in continuing the Loy Krathong tradition in a fun, joyful and safe way,” said a spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office.

For information on the injury surveillance system of the Department of Disease Control During the 3 days of Loy Krathong Day (before, during and after Loy Krathong Day) in 2020-2022, it was found that there were 112 people seriously injured by fireworks, firecrackers, and fireworks. The most common age group was 15-29 years, followed by 32.1 percent. They were children aged 1-14 years, 25.9 percent, with the most severely injured organs being the wrists and hands, 36.6 percent, followed by the head, 17 percent. Most had open wounds on their heads, 42.1 percent, and received Eye injuries 26.3 percent by the Department of Disease Control There are suggestions for preventing injuries from fireworks, firecrackers, as follows: 1. Children should not light firecrackers, firecrackers, or fireworks by themselves. and should not be near such areas. 2. Teach children that fireworks, firecrackers, and fireworks are not toys. But it is dangerous. May cause danger. 3. Do not collect fireworks, firecrackers, or fireworks that have not been lit for use. or absolute repeat point Because an explosion may occur. 4. If it is necessary to set off fireworks, firecrackers, or fireworks at various ceremonies, you should read the instructions carefully and stay at least 1 arm’s length away. If in doubt, For more information, call the Department of Disease Control hotline, call 1422.

2023-11-22 06:50:00
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