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I took the paper copy of the vaccination certificate issued by Medpark and it was accepted by Singapore, they were not interested in the Mor Prom as it does not integrate into their system, and I suspect this new one will be the same. They will not accept non nationals coming to Singapore unless double vaccinated by two doses of any WHO recognized vaccine (yes that seems to include the Thai cocktails) plus two weeks delay before travelling there. However they also require as part of the admission rules a serology test to prove vaccination status, guess they have had a few fake vaccination certificates presented.

All these digital vaccination certificates are each countries take, and may not be accepted by another country. I am watching the IATA certificate as this seems to be more internationally accepted.

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 "Latest Poll suggests two thirds of Thais believe Prayuth can get Thailand out of economic mess".  I have now reread the headline and realised there are a couple of errors.  The corrected version should read  "Latest Poll suggests two thirds of Thais believe Prayuth can should get out of Thailand due to economic mess".

There you go now it makes sense.

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1 hour ago, Havenstreet1940 said:

.................................to decide when the meeting can take place

So they can form a committee if normal process is followed.

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10 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Haha yes.... and Lazada bombarding me. Plus all the nuisance Thai messages that come in on my phone number I get after a Lazada order. 

Take the Lazada App off your phone and it will stop the Lazada <deleted>. If you are with AIS you can get them to block the spam or you can do yourself from their website on your login. Other service providers not sure, but worth a call to ask.

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My take is a little different. Despite the US embassy denying that there were strings attached to the first 1.5million doses, there were, remember one of the many generals standing up at some gab fest and saying 10% had to go to expats and so much to health care workers etc, well I have had that fact confirmed by 2 different doctors, thank you USA by the way as I benefitted. I feel that Anutin or one of his cohorts did not like being told how to distribute the windfall so decided to treat the US to some Thai bureaucracy for the second batch. Now just a face saving exercise as it has become public. Truly despicable actions though, and I hope one day to see the karma delivered for it.

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23 hours ago, ezzra said:

With Sinovac, other than the fact that it is cheaper than the other ones, you'll probably will have to take couple or more of booster shots to make it work and this is when the cheap become expensive...

not mentioning kowtowing ( i would have used stronger terms but it's not allowed) to the big brother China...

They paid a lot more for the Sinovac than was the going rate. There was some price breakdowns in the BP I think it was the other day where A Nut In charge was touting how much cheaper they are getting it now and revealed the original price, I wonder where all the excess payment ended up, hmmmm.

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2x Pfizer with the second jab on 31st Aug at Medpark. Thanks to whichever branch of the US government facilitated, as was damm near impossible to get otherwise down Pattaya way, even though I met the criteria. Hopefully everyone who got vaccinated in Thailand updated the Mor Phrom phone app, I have a feeling that it may become important in Thailand at least. I am now in Singapore for a job, the rules for Singapore are no vaccination certificate means no entry and entry only allowed two weeks after second jab, and I still have to do two weeks hotel quarantine and a total of 3x PCR tests and 3 x ATK tests, plus a blood test to prove antibodies. Welcome to the world of travelling during Covid.

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Chulabhorn Royal Academy orders are not the same as government orders. The academy is ordering vaccines and selling/giving away as they see fit irrelevant of of the government wishes. It makes me laugh because they blindsided Prayut and Anutin by ordering the Sinopharm recently, and the first they knew about it was when it was published in the Royal Gazette. But they cannot say anything about it as to do so would risk a charge of Lese majeste due to the connections of the academy. Hoist on their own petard of abusing the lese majeste law to their own ends. 

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5 hours ago, mikosan said:

Thanks.  I shall look into it, but from what I read, overseas, certainly in the UK and Australia, it seems that the optimum gap is still considered to be 12 weeks.

I am pretty sure both UK and Aust have changed to a 8 weeks between doses schedule for AZ. The 12 to 16 weeks was aimed at getting lots of people done with at least one jab while there was little stock. Now that there is surplus AZ it is 8 weeks, which lies between the guideline 4 to 12 weeks. My friend who put me on to the 8 weeks business locally got his second jab today, another friend in Australia also second jab at 8 weeks. I had my second of Pfizer on Tuesday after 3 weeks, happy to get it over with.

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7 hours ago, mikosan said:

8 weeks between jabs for AZ?  You said that before and I asked you to provide a source for your information, because I cannot find one.  Can you oblige?

https://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news/detail/TCATG210623110114151

6 minutes ago, samtam said:

Thanks. What also amazes me is the short time between Dose 1 & 2. Mine is 12 weeks, yours 3 weeks.

I am happy with 3 weeks, as as soon as I get second jab plus 2 weeks I will be off to work, first time in 18months. When checking your Id# check for 8 weeks between jabs for AZ, that is the new number.

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On 8/28/2021 at 3:11 PM, samtam said:

There is no universality in what one was given at an inoculation. Mine simply has my name, time and date of next appointment:

 

 

 

Or, you can pick them up for free at most pharmacies. The approach in UK is they want to eradicate cases, not make money off the facilities to achieve that; it's quite radical. (And yes, I know nothing is free etc, but having just bought an antigen kit (5x) made by Roche for THB1400, it's a bit "freer" than that.)

 

 

4 tables. Not necessarily in the same restaurant.

 

 

Yes, I got my office whiz to do for me...still drew blanks. Need to check with my hospital; it's possible the Mor Prom app for this is different to the one I completed using my pink ID.

Sounds like you are experienced at living in Thailand. Apparently about 50% show the code. I have uploaded a copy of mine to a couple of the other posters. Yes I would ask at vaccination centre, starts with a 6 and is 13 characters long.

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On 8/28/2021 at 2:46 PM, ronjomtien said:

My AZ in Bangkok final form has no code and the app is all in Thai

My paper after first. Note it is an MOPH form from Medpark. Apparently about 50% do not have the info, ask your vaccination centre.

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Vaccine001.pdf

On 8/28/2021 at 2:32 PM, mikosan said:

Thank you for information you have provided.  Could you please help me a little though?

 

1.  Where can I find information that the revised time between AZ shots is now 8 weeks, not 12 - 16?  Do you have a URL link?

 

2.  Attached is a copy of my vaccination centre appointment.  I have deleted the personal information, but no numbers and all I see is the reference H1334889, which is NOT my passport number.   Where do I find this 13 digit number you refer to?  I have entered all manner of combinations of this number, my passport number etc. etc. into the Mor Phrom app and it simply states I have not entered the correct number.  So, for me, the Mor Phrom app does not work, at this stage.

 

Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

 

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Appointment Bangsue Vaccination Centre (Redacted Copy).pdf 824.15 kB · 4 downloads

Apparently some are doing it differently. I have attached a scan of the paperwork I received after the first jab. Starts with a 6 and 13 characters long. All I can suggest is ask your vaccination centre.

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Vaccine001.pdf

On 8/28/2021 at 1:27 PM, LongTimeLurker said:

Revised by who?

Government apparently. Extending the period was to try and stretch out available vaccines as they got it so wrong. I know a couple of people who contacted the vaccination centre and oh yes is 8 weeks, did we not contact you already?

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Shame they did not order enough vaccines so as to make this feasible, then delaying the time between jabs of the AZ was just the cream on the cake. In case anyone is affected the revised time between shots of AZ is 8 weeks, not 12 or 16, your vaccination centre may have "forgotten" to update you. It is easy enough to prove vaccination of both staff and customers using the Mor Phrom smartphone App so that is doable, but Antigen tests before entry, a dead duck that will be ignored.  Before I get told that the Mor Phrom App does not work for expats, it does. Basically on you paperwork received from the vaccination centre is an Id number that starts with a 6 and is 13 characters long, enter that and it should the bring up your details., certainly worked for me.

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On 8/9/2021 at 8:09 PM, rbkk said:

Something is not right here. I have 2 of the diseases. My 1st AZ dose was on the 7th June (first in line). My 2nd appt. is 28th September (16 weeks interval) I'm not allowed to sign up on [email protected] as I'm already in the Mor Phrom system. So 43,000 expats will have had 2 Pfizer doses before my 2nd dose of AZ?

Go and check with whoever again. I was told today AZ is now 8 weeks between shots. Very reliable source which I am not allowed to disclose, think who stands behind a pharmacy counter. This is Chon Buri province where the rollout is being organised by pharmacists, but should be the same everywhere? Being Thailand sometimes you need to ask.

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So now we know where Anutin gets his vaccination numbers from. Should be renamed the ministry of silly numbers with apologies to Monty Python.

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14 hours ago, mybeat said:

Can these tests be bought in Pattaya?

My friend found them in a pharmacy near The Avenue on 2nd Rd, I think next to Tims beer bar 450B. I bought from a pharmacy in Huay Yai 350B. But selling fast

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To put this in perspective the last figures show Australian 20,000 expats in Thailand, assume 10% have headed home due to Covid, this leaves 18,000 still in country. So with much fanfare there has been 0.55% of expats vaccinated on Sunday ,mostly from the greater Bangkok area. Assume 10% have been vaccinated by other means eg work Phuket, Samui programs. That still leaves 89.45% or about 16,000 persons, x2 = 32,000 jabs. Spare capacity of almost 1 million a week of the AZ in Australia as no one there wants it. Disgraceful the Australian government does not follow, not lead merely follow the example of France, China etc.

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I just went and had a look at the Embassy posting and the Canberratimes article. The term "Offended" is not found in either. Plenty of forget the comedy and do your job type comments etc. So basically this post is somebody trolling with fake news.

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18 hours ago, Surelynot said:

Nope....no brilliant red

Yet.   Wait for this weeks announcements as we have not had a colour change for a while.

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