ปริมาณมูลฝอยติดเชื้อที่เกิดและกำจัดอย่างถูกต้อง

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1. Infectious waste refers to waste containing pathogens in a quantity or concentration that, if contacted or approached, can cause disease. In the case of the following wastes arising from or used in the processes of medical diagnosis and treatment, immunization, disease-related experiments, and autopsy of human or animal carcasses, including research on the aforementioned matters, they shall be considered infectious waste: (1) Carcasses or parts of humans or animals resulting from surgery, autopsy of human or animal carcasses, and the use of experimental animals; (2) Sharp materials, such as needles, blades, syringes, glass tubes, glass containers, slides, and cover slips; (3) Materials that have contacted or are suspected to have contacted blood, blood components, blood-derived products, body fluids from humans or animals, or vaccines made from live pathogens, such as cotton, gauze, various cloths, and rubber tubes; (4) Any waste from rooms treating patients with severe infectious diseases. 2. Proper management of infectious waste refers to the proper disposal of all generated infectious waste according to standards in 7 aspects, namely: (1) Personnel for infectious waste management; (2) Segregation of infectious waste; (3) Collection of infectious waste; (4) Transportation of infectious waste; (5) Characteristics of carts used for transporting infectious waste; (6) Temporary storage locations for infectious waste; (7) Disposal of infectious waste.

Agency:

anamai

Licence:

Open Data Common

Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

ไม่มี

Update frequency:

ปี

Years covered:

2020–2025

Source portal:

data_go_th

Updated:

25/05/2026

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

Record updated 114 days ago, within its stated annual cycle