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Outbreak in Thailand draws wide concern as new variant hampers pandemic control By YANG HAN in Hong Kong | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-05-06 17:12
People from Klong Toey community wait to get a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test, in Bangkok, Thailand, May 4, 2021. [Photo/Agencies]
Despite Thailand s effective response during the beginning of the pandemic, the latest outbreak that infected over 40,000 people since April has shown how immense a challenge it is to deal with COVID-19, experts say. From a public health point of view, Thailand does not look like it s anywhere near the resolution of this current wave, said Jeremy Lim, associate professor at the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health at the National University of Singapore.
Published April 30, 2021, 9:36 AM
Facts about our ramped-up vaccination
COVAX ON WHEELS A senior citizen is getting inoculated with anti-COVID-19 vaccine inside the newly launched QC ProtecTodo Bus or a vaccination bus at Bulacan St, Payatas B, Quezon City, April 26 2021 (Photo by Mark Balmores)
Almost all countries have been affected since an unseen mercenary now known as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) hit the world in late 2019. But it has been proven that strict adherence to minimum health standards and implementing an effective vaccination program could be the key in conquering the pandemic, and the Philippines is trying to do exactly just that.
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THE VILLAR group launched its vaccination program called VHealthy, which covers educational campaigns on coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) safety protocols and the significance of getting vaccinated against the virus.
“We are committed to inform and to engage our employees on the benefits of the vaccine, and to create a healthy and safe workplace for them and our clients,” Manuel Paolo Villar, president and chief operating officer of Vista Land & Lifescapes, Inc. (VLL), said in a statement on Monday.
The VHealthy program includes webinars featuring resource speakers from related organizations and other health experts.
The group said it ordered vaccines for its employees from United States’ Moderna and British firm AstraZeneca, Plc. The vaccination program will cover all of its employees and workers across the country.