BANGKOK (Xinhua): Thailand's Center for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on Thursday (May 14) said that a tracing application, named Thai Chana (Thai Victory), has been developed and will be introduced to all business operators that will resume business on May 17 in the Second Phase easing of the lockdown restrictions.
CCSA spokesman DrTaweesin Visanuyothin said that businesses can register online for the application and will receive a QR code, which can be posted in front of their premises for customers to scan when entering and exiting.
With the online tracing system, customers can be tracked and text messages will be sent to them in case they need to be tested, if a customer visiting the same venue has tested positive for Covid-19.Also, the Thai Chana application is also able to inform customers if the shops they plan to visit, are crowded or not.The application will facilitate the government's attempts to quickly track people infected with Covid-19 and those in close contact with them.
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