Three-pronged plan for Thai medical tourism after Covid-19


BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): The Medical Hub Policy committee has agreed on three principles for receiving medical tourists after the Covid-19 outbreak has been resolved, Dr Thares Krainairawiwong, Department of Health Service Support director general, said on Tuesday (June 30).

The first is to establish separate 14-day quarantine guidelines for Thai returnees and foreign medical tourists, with Thais sent to hospital quarantine and foreigners to alternative hospitals (“Alternative Hospital Quarantine”).

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