King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), in collaboration with King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Hospital, has distributed ATK (Antigen Test Kit) rapid COVID-19 test kits to screen the local population in the Ladkrabang district, totaling 20,000 kits for 10,000 people. They also outlined four strategies to prevent community-level infections under the policy aimed at helping citizens overcome the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. These strategies include proactive testing in targeted areas to prevent new clusters, isolating infected individuals and high-risk groups, strict quarantining with care for their living conditions, providing the best possible treatment with innovations and medical tools developed by Thais, and mobilizing vaccination efforts for the target groups. In the future, KMITL plans to expand its operations under this policy framework significantly, including the opening of the Home Isolation Center and COVID-19 vaccination services.

The distribution activity of the rapid COVID-19 test kits took place recently at Wat Pluk Satha in the Ladkrabang district of Bangkok, with community representatives receiving the kits. You can follow KMITL's activities at https://www.facebook.com/kmitlofficial and http://kmitl.ac.th.

Prof. Dr. Suchatchavee Suwansawat, President of King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) and Chairman of the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Hospital Foundation under the patronage of the Supreme Patriarch, stated that KMITL has a policy framework to assist citizens in overcoming the ongoing crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, which continues to impact Thai citizens in various dimensions. The four strategies to prevent community-level infections include proactive testing in targeted areas to prevent new clusters, isolating infected individuals and high-risk groups, strict quarantining with care for their living conditions, providing the best possible treatment with innovations and medical tools developed by Thais, and mobilizing vaccination efforts for target groups and citizens in strategic areas to build herd immunity. Recently, KMITL, through King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang Hospital (KMCH), distributed 20,000 ATK rapid COVID-19 test kits to the local population in the Ladkrabang area at Wat Pluk Satha, with community representatives from various neighborhoods receiving the kits. Additionally, donations were made to purchase coffins and cremation oil for Wat Pluk Satha.

 

In the future, KMITL plans to significantly expand its operations under this policy framework, including the opening of the Home Isolation Center and COVID-19 vaccination services. The recent distribution of rapid COVID-19 test kits (Antigen Test Kit) took place at Wat Pluk Satha in the Ladkrabang district of Bangkok, with community representatives participating in the event. You can follow KMITL's activities at https://www.facebook.com/kmitlofficial and http://kmitl.ac.th.