Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute (Snake Farm) was established in 1922 to fulfill His Majesty's aspirations. "For the fatherland, for science, for the human race" of King Rama VI, who established this institute At the beginning of the production of rabies vaccine. And later, there was a serum to neutralize snake venom. anti rabies serum and vaccines against a wide range of diseases Including research on poisonous animals and poisonous plants as well The current mission of the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute is to provide services and educate the public about rabies and snake venom. As for the production, it produces quality and standardized biomaterials according to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and according to World Health Organization (WHO) international standards are recognized nationally and internationally. Main missions of Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute 1. Production and packaging of vaccines, serums, other biological materials and sterile solutions. 2. Research and inspection of scientific services. 3. Rabies related services. Provide advice on poisonous animal bites and tropical diseases. Including vaccination for people At present, the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute has attracted attention from the general public, students, and foreign tourists about snakes. The Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute provides academic services related to snakes. in order to have the correct understanding And can apply the knowledge to be useful in daily life by organizing a "Snake Farm" (Snake Farm Bangkok) for visitors to visit. The snake garden besides giving knowledge There is also an entertainment section. There is a snake display cabinet. There was a show of catching different kinds of snakes and squeezing the venom of snakes to watch. Including inserting information about the role of snakes in the ecology system. The Tourism Authority of Thailand promotes the Snake Farm of the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute as one of the national and international tourist destinations. The work of this snake park has appeared in National geographic magazine in foreign travel magazines. and has been presented in a documentary on knowledge It is always included as a tourist attraction on television. In addition, at Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, there are other sections. Another interesting example - Clinical examination and research of rabies in animals. Provide general knowledge about rabies And also a place to send for an autopsy of rabies - Rabies Prevention Clinic Provides consulting services on rabies and provide treatment services for animal bites with rabies vaccination It is also a study institute for rabies treatment for medical personnel from both within the country and abroad. There are vaccination services for various diseases for those interested in health, both Thais and foreign tourists. Including giving advice on vaccines that need to be received before traveling abroad. so that people have knowledge of prevention Preparation before travel and conduct As well as precautions after traveling that should see a doctor - Animal Poison Clinic Thailand is in the tropical zone. Plenty of poisonous animals Therefore, there are patients who have been poisoned by animals. Both from being bitten and eaten.
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Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, Thai Red Cross Society
Province: Bangkok Metropolis
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- Monday:09:30 - 15:30
- Tuesday:09:30 - 15:30
- Wednesday:09:30 - 15:30
- Thursday:09:30 - 15:30
- Friday:09:30 - 15:30
- Saturday:09:30 - 15:30
- Sunday:09:30 - 15:30