The temple is free from alcohol, cigarettes gambling to build immunity against Covid-19 with Buddhist principles.

Abstract

Implementation on the project The objective is to promote the expansion of the community of monks, developers and the network of bureaucrats (houses, temples, government) to participate in adding additional factors in building health. Reduce risk factors, alcohol, cigarettes, gambling and COVID-19 and to support the development of temples and monks to be models free from risk factors, alcohol, cigarettes, gambling and COVID-19 by distributing in all eight provinces in the lower northern region. There are 20 prototype temples in Sukhothai, 7 temples, Phitsanulok 3 temples, Tak province 3 temples, Uttaradit province 3 temples, Phichit province 1 temple, Phetchabun province 1 temple, Nakhon Sawan province. 1 temple and 1 temple in Kamphaeng Phet province, which from the operation resulted in the result of which is the creation of a model network of measurements that are free from alcohol, tobacco, gambling risk factors, and build immunity against COVID-19 in the lower northern region. and there is an action plan to develop a prototype temple that is free from alcohol, tobacco, gambling risk factors, and to build immunity against COVID-19, totaling 20 work plans in each of the prototype temple areas. by supporting the development of temples and monks Prototype free of risk factors: Alcohol, cigarettes, gambling and COVID-19 monks can reduce health risk factors Create additional factors, reduce, quit smoking, reduce social risk factors by not buying the government label There is a process for the community to reduce and quit drinking, smoking, gambling, and build immunity against COVID-19. with the principle of sufficiency economy and Buddhist principles Honoring monks, role models, model temples and policies at various levels for the benefit of social development for survival, security, stability and peaceful coexistence. to make the temple a safe place for humans without any vices that may come from the current covid-19 disease.