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When a person is found to be infected with COVID-19, they should be conscientious and do the following:
1. Prepare important documents, such as ID card and COVID test result.
2. Call 1330, 1668, or 1669 to report to get treatment. Provide details and phone number to persons answering the hotlines.
3. Do not leave your accommodation or travel across provinces.
4. If there is a fever, take paracetamol and wipe the body with a wet cloth to reduce the fever.
5. Wear a mask all the time and separate personal items from other peoples’ items.
Source: Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health
📽🎞This is how KMIDS students N’Prin and N’Chizen enjoyed KMIDS Songkran Festival 2021 on our campus!
Please click on the link to watch the full version of very 👩❤️👩lovely “Songkran Vlog KMIDS 2021” 💜✨
Happy Songkran Festival and have a good long holiday everyone!
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Note: This VLOG 📽🎞was filmed on 2nd April 2021.
youtu.be/8XHKUmQN7ns
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KMIDS Self Defense Club aims to foster students’ growth and to expand their learning opportunities around their interests. This club focuses on the importance of self-esteem and social skills improvement by increasing more self-enrichment activities. 🌟😎
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We encourage our students to cultivate and broaden their knowledge. KMIDS after-school clubs are sure to help students develop socially and will serve them well throughout their lives. 💛
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#Happy Thailand's New Year 2021✨🙏✨
#Happy Songkran Festival✨💦✨
Please keep your social distance for Songkran, Thailand’s New Year Water Festival.
"Stop ruining the ocean, help keep our world clean."
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KMIDS students have encouraged everyone with the environment care artwork created by our KMIDS student!
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The Department of Disease Control (DDC) is encouraging people to take care of themselves during the Songkran holiday in Thailand by strictly practicing COVID-19 prevention measures while traveling to and staying in their hometown, in order to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection. The DDC also advises people to get ready before traveling, to make sure that both their physical condition and their vehicles are prepared, in order to have a safe journey.
The public is encouraged to practice the “DMHTTA” measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19:
1. D - Distancing: Keeping physical distancing is essential to reducing the risk of COVID-19 infection.
2. M - Mask-wearing: Wearing face masks at all times in public is required to prevent the disease.
3. H - Hand washing: Washing hands, especially before eating, and avoiding touching the mouth or nose are also simple, effective practices.
4. T - Testing (temperature check): Checking body temperature is helpful for health screening.
5. T - Thai Chana application use: Using the Thai Chana mobile application is important to fight further waves of the pandemic. Simply scan the QR code when checking in and out of any places you visit, especially in crowded areas.
6. A - Avoid traveling to high-risk areas in order to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infection.
Source: www.facebook.com/thailandprd
