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The government will not impose a national lockdown despite overseas concerns about the Omicron variant of Covid-19, but the closure of entertainment venues will likely be extended, the prime minister said on Thursday.
Prayut Chan-o-cha said a nationwide closure was unnecessary. The government would cope by continuing to test arriving travellers for the new variant.
“Harsh measures are not necessary. There are RT-PCR tests and quarantine is required pending test results,” he said.
The government needed to prioritise both public safety and the national economy. It was not easy to keep the balance. Under the circumstances, the government would delay its plan for antigen testing of arrivals instead of the RT-PCR tests, the prime minister said.
In the interests of public health, the government might also have to further delay the reopening of pubs, bars and karaoke shops, he said.
“We would like to wait and see for a month. In this matter, we must listen to doctors and health authorities,” Gen Prayut said.
“Enclosed venues where crowds gather and drink pose high risks. That will be put on hold. Assistance measures will be proposed to the cabinet soon,” the prime minister said.
When there is a new disease, there must be measures to cope with it, he added.
Gen Prayut confirmed that the government was tracing arrivals from southern Africa for Covid-19 tests, because Omicron infections were detected from that region.
He asked the public to inform the government if they know of the whereabouts of such people.
He said no Omicron case had been detected in Thailand to date. – Bangkok Post
Source - BangkokJack
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A passport to go to the bar? Intriguing possibility of "vaccine passport" to visit entertainment venues in Thailand
It may not be only international travel that is affected by plans being mulled and put into place in several countries for "vaccine passports".
They may have an impact on what people can do with ease domestically.
Thai news site The Standard rounded-up the latest situation regarding vaccine passports.
In their preamble they said that once you needed a visa to visit a country. But the pandemic changed much of that.
After Covid-19 took the world by surprise you needed a "Covid-19 free certificate" to travel.
Now it is increasingly looking like you might need proof of having been vaccinated before you can go abroad.
But as they pointed out the so-called vaccine passport is not just for international movement.
Such a document could be mandated to enter places where large numbers of people congregate in close proximity.
That would mean "the entertainment industry and sporting events" as The Standard pointed out.
So it might be necessary to hold a document to go to a pub, beer bar or disco in the future.
That would mean an even greater urgency to get vaccinated for people who enjoy a beverage or a night out.
The article did not say that this was yet being mulled in Thailand but it appears that all suggestions are currently on the table.
The Ministry of Public Health have already published infographics of the step by step process of how vaccination will work.
This includes online notifications of jabs and other protocols about receiving vaccinations. A step-by-step way forward has been announced.
The Standard noted that Israel has already issued a "Green Pass" that is a kind of vaccine passport (VP) that appears to be for internal use.
Source - ThaiVisa
