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  1. The is  from VOA.

     

    The call by American expatriates is becoming more urgent as more contagious and virulent variants of the coronavirus emerge. 

    "Americans who live abroad need to be vaccinated for the same reasons that Americans who live in the United States need to be vaccinated," Risley told VOA Thai. "Because it's the only way to stop COVID-19." 

    Expatriate Republicans echo the Democrats' concern. 

    "In this particular case, all of us are on board," Tony Rodriguez, vice president of Republicans Overseas Asia, told VOA. "Obviously, there's plenty of vaccines in America. Just get them on a plane and fly them over."  

    The two groups, along with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 12074, and American Women's Club, on May 6 signed a joint letter asking Washington to get vaccines approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) — namely Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines — into the arms of overseas Americans as soon as possible. 

    In the letter, they asked "that our government now continue to fulfill the pledge made by President (Joe) Biden to make coronavirus vaccines available to all Americans."

     

     
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  2. 2 minutes ago, Hanaguma said:

    Here in Japan, the vaccines are also being made available at workplaces. Factories, company HQs, offices, etc.  The vacs are provided by the government and the companies pay for nurses/doctors to administer them.  My university is doing this as well for all staff and will start the process in July.  

     

    I guess the problem in Thailand is actual lack of vaccines more than distribution.

    Correct.. They just don't have the product.  Therefore the total population suffers. 

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  3. I sent an email to the Consulate in BKK voicing my concerns that they have abandoned US Citizens living in Thailand.

    As we know, the French Embassy has made arrangements for their citizens to get the jab in BKK.

    I told the consulate that I find it inexcusable for the most powerful country in the world which happens to have an abundance of vaccine to leave their citizens living abroad in jeopardy.  In my opinion, Thailand has no intention to make vaccine available to foreigners.  If so those with underling conditions would have had the jab or at least an appointment.

    BTW, my wife who works for the Revenue received the first jab last Friday.

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  4. 3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

    I managed to register and check to see if I had a appointment before and the only hospital it showed were in Bangkok.

    Now the site has this at the bottom of the page.

    "As the current round of vaccination appointments is full, we will be announcing the new round of appointments for vaccination at https://www.thailandintervac.com. We apologize for all inconvenience."

    Thanks for the update Joe. I was able to register at Srinagarind Hospital at KKU via the App.  The only thing I have been able to confirm is my name is in the system. 

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  5. 6 minutes ago, allane said:

    After inputting the requested information on the thailandintervac website, I got a "You are now registered" message displayed on the screen.  But I was not given anything to prove that I am registered - no registration number, and no confirmation e-mail, even though they requested my e-mail address.  No appointment date & time either.

    Thanks for the reply.. Same here absolutely no update..

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  6. I am 75 years old with underling conditions which according to the Thai Government gives me Jab priority.

    The US Embassy has sent updates suggesting I register at the hospital that has been treating me over the years.

    I atempted to do so and got the following response.  

     

    "  It's absolutely not possible to find a vaccine from any hospital in Thailand during this time being. All of the vaccine in this country are currently distributed by the special task force builded up specifically only for this job. We can not control the jab by our self, what the hospital can do is just providing a jab according to the list of Thai people given by the government.

    To the best of my knowledge, there is still no system for a foreigner living in Thailand to find a way to register for such an official spot. What you can do right now is probably seek for a vaccine booking with a "private" hospital sector and hope for the best that the vaccine could be distributed ASAP.

    I'm so sorry for you, and hope you can find the way through, please be safe."

     

    For privacy issues I will not state which hospital in the NE sent me the above statement,

     

    I am registered via the หมอพร้อม App but have not received a Jab date.

     

    Has anyone been successfully registered and received their Jab date? Any information would be appreciated..

     
     

     

     

     

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  7. 23 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

    I assume your last report was done in person or by mail since the system was down when you did it.

    Others have had problems due to doing there previous report was not done online. It appears the system may be only using the records for previous online reports for the reporting window.

    Did my report online about 8 days ago. Got instant approval and was the first online report for me.

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