There is no denying that the pandemic has affected everyone’s lifestyle. The COVID-19 also known as the Coronavirus disease, whilst has the symptoms of common cold and is curable, but when infected in the lungs, could also lead to death. According to research, it is widely known that this virus can spread through airborne and droplets, therefore it is recommended for everyone to keep a minimum distance of 2-meters from each other to lower the risk of infection. There are several more precautions that could be taken during the pandemic, so now the question is how do we manage the risk of infection in a crowded community.

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In Thailand, the 3rd wave of the pandemic had hit harder than any other waves. There were so many cases that hospitals, field hospitals, and quarantine spaces provided by the government are not available for everyone leading to home quarantine policy.

In many cases, there are difficulties in containing the spread of the virus, especially in a crowded community where many people live in small congested spaces and sanitation services are not able to reach every household in need. Hence, it is essential to bring up the new spatial reorganization, people screening, and infected patient caring technique. Today we’ll be looking through the multiple possibilities of managing crowded neighborhoods through the pandemic.