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COVID‐19 is a new respiratory infection that attacks more than 45 countries around the world at present (March 2020). After its first appearance in China,[1] Thailand is the second country receiving disease from China.[2] Despite attempts to control for COVID‐19, new cases still continuously occurs[3] and the disease is already further imported from Thailand to the third country.[4] Good knowledge among local population is an important factor that can help prevention of disease. In Thailand, there is still report on knowledge of local people despite the disease has already been existed for more than 8 weeks. Here, the authors report on observation on recognition on possibility of no‐fever and no‐history of travel to risk country among nursing personnel in rural area of Thailand, namely Nakornchaiburin area. This area locates northeastern to Bangkok, capital and share border with Cambodia.

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Recognition on Possibility of No-Fever and No-History of Travel to Risk Country Among Nurse in Rural Area of a Country That COVID-19 Already Existed: Observation