New poll says people from Thailand more relaxed about Covid-19

A survey conducted by the Department of Health Service Support revealed that Thai people are not as vigilant as they once were about Covid-19 safety measures.

The survey revealed that Thai people were about 4.3% more likely to engage in higher-risk activities than previously while there is an 11.06% decline in mask-wearing awareness.

These results came from comparing the data from the first round of surveys conducted between March 5 to 31 with 113,847 respondents, and the latest round between July 1 to 20 with 28,487 respondents.

The department believes the survey indicates Thai people are engaging in more physical contact due to relaxed social distancing and masking measures.

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Despite the latest findings, the Ministry of Public Health still encourages the general public to observe Covid safety protocol.

Just over 771% of Thailand’s population has been fully vaccinated against coronavirus with two shots while about 45% have had at least one booster dose

SOURCE: Thai News

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