Faith Community Engagement to Mitigate COVID-19 Transmission Associated with Mass Gathering, Uman, Ukraine, September 2021
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Alternative Title:Emerg Infect Dis
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Personal Author:Knust, Barbara ; Wongjindanon, Nuttapong ; Moe, Aye Aye ; Herath, Lasantha ; Kaloy, Wiphan ; Soe, Thin Thin ; Sataranon, Preeyalak ; Oo, Htay Min ; Myat, Kyaw Zaw ; Win, Zarni ; Htet, Myo ; Htike, Min ; Sudhiprapha, Banjong ; Pyone, Aye Aye ; Win, Thet Phyo ; Win, Hnin Zaw ; Sawatwong, Pongpun ; Watthanaworawit, Wanitda ; Ling, Clare ; Gunaratne, Sajith ; Lynn, Sai Aung ; Bhandari, Leena ; Nosten, Francois ; Skaggs, Beth
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Description:We developed surveillance guidance for COVID-19 in 9 temporary camps for displaced persons along the Thailand-Myanmar border. Arrangements were made for testing of persons presenting with acute respiratory infection, influenza-like illness, or who met the Thailand national COVID-19 Person Under Investigation case definition. In addition, testing was performed for persons who had traveled outside of the camps in outbreak-affected areas or who departed Thailand as resettling refugees. During the first 18 months of surveillance, May 2020-October 2021, a total of 6,190 specimens were tested, and 15 outbreaks (i.e., >1 confirmed COVID-19 cases) were detected in 7 camps. Of those, 5 outbreaks were limited to a single case. Outbreaks during the Delta variant surge were particularly challenging to control. Adapting and implementing COVID-19 surveillance measures in the camp setting were successful in detecting COVID-19 outbreaks and preventing widespread disease during the initial phase of the pandemic in Thailand.
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Source:Emerg Infect Dis. 2022; 28(Suppl 1):S17-S25
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Pubmed ID:36502383
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Pubmed Central ID:PMC9745244
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