The airport made the disinfectant available at the taxi service location for drivers to disinfect their vehicle seats and cabins before ferrying passengers. 
Suvarnabhumi is also handing out facial masks to the drivers and providing hand-wash gels at some spots for passengers. 
Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said on Monday that of the 19 coronavirus cases in Thailand, eight of the patients have returned home and four have been given the doctor’s okay and will go back home soon. Seven will remain in hospital but have seen a good improvement in their condition.

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Suvarnabhumi hygiene campaign takes off

Suvarnabhumi Airport launched a hygiene campaign on Monday (February 3) for taxis and public buses that pick up passengers there to disinfect their seats and cabins in a move to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.