
"This is a measure to prevent the spread of the disease and to ensure infected patients get treatment without delay," Deputy Bangkok Governor Dr Malinee Sukvejvorakij said yesterday.
So far, the influenza A (H1N1) has claimed nine lives in Thailand.
Deputy Bangkok City Clerk Kraijak Kaewnil advised people with flulike symp¬toms to seek immediate treatment.
"If you have any inquiry about this new disease, you can call the 1555 hotline round the clock," he said.