In the fight against the corona pandemic, Thailand’s government is taking extraordinary measures and issuing nine recommendations for safer sex in times of the pandemic.
Bangkok – No kisses, no oral and anal intercourse and ideally no sex at all – Thailand’s Ministry of Health has issued nine recommendations for safe sex in times of the corona pandemic. This is reported by the German Press Agency (DPA).
In addition to the prohibition of group sex, the guidelines also include the request to choose positions in which the sexual partners do not look each other in the face. In addition, the following applies: The physical contact should only last as long as necessary.
Corona pandemic: Thailand’s Ministry of Health publishes guidelines on safer sex
The Ministry of Health also advises lovers to use masks, condoms, disposable gloves and so-called dental dams made of latex in order to protect themselves against infection with the coronavirus during sex. The utensils should then be disposed of in closed garbage cans.
The Thai authorities also recommend thorough cleaning by washing your hands and showering before and after sex and urges you to think before the act whether it is necessary at all. “Before you decide to have sex, you should consider the safety and the effects this can have on yourself and on others in society as a priority,” the dpa quotes a spokesman for the Ministry of Health.
News site publishes “Coronasutra” to protect against coronavirus
The reactions to the extraordinary recommendations were not long in coming: The news site “The Thaiger” promptly published a “Coronasutra” with all positions that should be allowed according to the recommendations of the ministry. “The infographic is not from the Thai health department, but the positions are in line with their guidelines,” commented “The Thaiger”.
Thailand has been one of the so-called high-risk areas again since August 8, 2021. (uf / dpa)
