Skm Apartment And Resort

SKM Apartment
Very Good Place for Relax and Recreation

28/12/2023

Dear Sir & Madame,
We have to apologize to you for we have already sold all the land.
Thank you very much and so sorry for your inconvenience.

SKM MANAGEMENT

02/12/2023

We Wish You A Merry Christmas

11/07/2023

Dear Sir & Madame,
We have to apologize to you for we have already sold all the land. And a new owner does not continue to run this business. So really so sorry to inform you Hope next time if we have a new apartment we can join Together again.
Thank you very much and so sorry for your inconvenience.

SKM MANAGEMENT

12/08/2022

The National Communicable Disease Committee has agreed to change its description or classification of “COVID-19” from “Dangerous Communicable Disease” to “Disease Under Surveillance” from 1 October 2022. This is the same level as influenza, malaria, and dengue fever.

In addition, the committee has also agreed to adapt the medical treatment policies, and will allow private hospitals and clinics to provide anti-virus medicines which will be in effective from 1 September onward.

02/08/2022

As World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared monkeypox as "A Public Health Emergency of International Concern", the public are urged to remain vigilant. Here are some useful guidelines to prevent monkeypox.

16/06/2022

Benchakitti Park is a new landmark in Bangkok that has become very popular after the reduction of the COVID-19 situation. People of all age groups, both Thais and foreigners, come here for relaxation, exercising, and a variety of activities.
The garden consists of nature trails, running paths, bike paths, an area for studying ecosystems and nature, a learning center, a museum, and an activity ground, including a "skywalk" that connects to nearby parks, which is part of a project to transform Bangkok into an Amazing Natural Park City.
This public park was developed as a new "lung” of the city of Bangkok from the original area of the to***co factory. It was designed under the concept of "planting trees in the hearts and minds of the people,” in response to the aspirations of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej The Great (Rama IX) and Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother.
From June to August, the Royal Thai Army is holding “Music in the Garden” performances in the evenings on weekends, from 17.00 to 19.00 hr.

Read more: https://thailand.prd.go.th/ewt_news.php?nid=12636&filename=index

03/05/2022

Passport Holders >> Don't forget Register on Thailand Pass before travelling athttps://tp.consular.go.th/en/plan

10/04/2022

Sunset tells you that everything could have a beautiful end, even that bright shining sun.

05/04/2022

Five Thai banks are scheduled to close some of their online banking services this weekend (April 8-10) for system maintenance. Keep an eye out for updates.

05/04/2022

The Ministry of Public Health has emphasized that the public should pay attention to the differences between dengue fever and COVID-19, as there is a rising number of dengue fever patients in many areas in Thailand.

Lately, there is some weather turbulence and rain causing waterlogging, which is a good breeding ground for the Aedes mosquito; besides, there is also the spread of COVID-19, which may cause people to be confused between the two diseases.

The ministry advises the public to observe the patients' symptoms closely, especially children, who easily get sick, as some of the COVID-19 symptoms may seem like dengue fever, such as having a fever, body aches, and diarrhea. If anyone has these symptoms, they should test with ATK to screen for COVID-19. The other way to know which disease they have is to have a complete blood count test to look for the dengue fever's protein in the first three days of having a fever.

The danger signs that indicate that the patient is in the critical period of dengue fever are having severe stomach aches, cold limbs, a temperature 39 degrees Celsius or higher, panting faster than usual, diarrhea, or continuous vomiting. If so, the patient should be taken to the hospital immediately.

There is no antiviral drug for dengue fever, so the treatment is to manage the symptoms, mainly giving paracetamol to lower the fever (avoid using aspirin and ibuprofen because they can aggravate gastritis or bleeding).

Source: กระทรวงสาธารณสุข

01/04/2022

MOPH has recommended how to dispose of used Antigen Tests Kits (ATK) safely and reduce the risk of spreading the virus.

A used ATK is waste contaminated with secretions. This is a high-risk waste and may spread COVID-19, so it should be disposed of properly.
When disposing of a used ATK, put it into two trash bags. In the first bag, after putting in the used ATK, pour disinfectant or bleach on it, and then tie the bag tightly and spray it with disinfectant or 70% alcohol.
After that, place the first bag inside another bag and tie the outer bag tightly with string. Then, spray it with disinfectant again.
After disposing of infectious waste, please clean your hands immediately with soap or alcohol gel.