Thai Army uses special task forces to disinfect schools in and around Bangkok

[snoop1130]

Thai Army uses special task forces to disinfect schools in and around Bangkok

 

 

The Thai army has deployed special task forces to clean and disinfect schools in Bangkok and its suburbs, before onsite classes resume on February 1st, according to the army’s assistant spokesperson, Captain Kunnanut Pornniputkul.

 

Kunnanut said the task forces’ vehicles, equipped with chemical disinfectant sprayers, have been visiting schools since January 20th.

 

She said the army is supporting the government in implementing the disease control measures, including setting up of isolation facilities and field hospitals on the army’s grounds, and health screening checkpoints along the border.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thai-army-uses-special-task-forces-to-disinfect-schools-in-and-around-bangkok/

 

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[YetAnother]

5 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

The Thai army has deployed special task forces to clean and disinfect schools in Bangkok and its suburbs

overall, a pitiful look for thailand; generally thailand is so in effective and inefficient in all manner of ways ,that only the army gets anything positive done; pity, that

[tomazbodner]

1 hour ago, YetAnother said:

overall, a pitiful look for thailand; generally thailand is so in effective and inefficient in all manner of ways ,that only the army gets anything positive done; pity, that

And yet so many complain over army... especially in this forum.

[Petey11]

Disinfect everything and one asymptomatic pupil returns and done for what? If schools have been closed for weeks little to no chance of any virus been left in enough quantity to infect. Think it's more for public confidence and saying "Look, we are doing something".

[richard_smith237]

While it certainly can’t hurt, is this really necessary for schools which have been closed for a while?

 

This seems to be the response instructed by someone who hasn’t really thought critically, is perhaps not that well educated (or not very intelligent) but wants to be seen to be doing something - again, no harm no foul, but it highlights a lack of understanding. 

 

These same solders would be better off utilised sanitising the BTS trains at the terminus station at the end of each run. 

Sanitising surfaces at the BTS stations themselves. Also sanitising taxis, busses etc.. 

 

The virus will not last weeks on any surface and disinfecting a surface only lasts as long as it takes for a kid (or adult) to reintroduce a virus to the surface (coughing, sneezing, touching) whereas public transport could be a hot-spot of surface to hand transmission. 

 

 

 

 

[Benmart]

11 hours ago, tomazbodner said:

And yet so many complain over army... especially in this forum.

Sadly, the higher echelon provides much corruption and abuse fodder for negative comments. 

[Burma Bill]

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Thai army has deployed special task forces to clean and disinfect schools in Bangkok

 

[Bradmeister]

Dictatorship vs. Democracy.... 

 

THE PM Scores in the superpoll center for research next week for mobilizing the army and not motivating the province governors. 

 

Mark my words.