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On a slightly different track, several issan provinces are offering free to all AstraZeneca, Pfizer or Moderna vax walk-in no appointment needed until the 5th.

There have been reports of people previously vaccinated overseas with Pfizer receiving a Pfizer booster as part of this vax drive. 

Kantharalak hospital is also giving Gold to every 500th vax recipient above age 18.

This is a list in Thai from last year i was told builders use as a guide to costs.

used_cost_thai_2020-1.pdf

This happens when some service like daily horoscope or sports is unknown to you added to your service.

Call 12call or drop into one of there outlets and tell them to stop all add on services. Sometimes they will refund some of the fees.

You can usually check usage by checking your phone 12call app. It's normally hidden in settings. 

We have smooth polish like concrete floors in our attached double garage. There didn't appear to be much difference to the normal smoothing process of concrete.

I can only advise being very careful if near entrances. The slightest moisture on your feet and its like skating on ice. I've now laid 3M anti slip tape near the entrance.

Try your local government hospital.

To apply for the yellow vaccination passport in my province you need to provide your passport, your double vaccination certificate and pay 50 Baht. 

16 minutes ago, treetops said:

It may be semantics, but I think it's relevant that the airline is just a conduit and the insurance is provided by AIG.  Emirates even cover the country specific letter requirements (required for Thailand COE) in their FAQs.

 

 

As I said check with the embassy. I was in email contact with the person issuing my COE. At that time airline issued insurance was not accepted. Part of his correspondence is attached.

Earlier this year I flew in Emirates with a COE  issued in Riyadh.

Check the embassy requirements as the Riyadh embassy at that time specifically stated airline insurance was not accepted.

I bought insurance through worldnomads.

We had a 4" bore drilled earlier this year. Expect to pay around 5 to 6k baht. Same price if they find water at 6 or 36 metres. They found my water at 36 metres.

Been told in my area any bore deeper that 40 metres requires a licence. 

Had a double solar panel and 3" pump installed. Cost 32k baht. Enough flow to easily run 4 to 6 sprinklers depending on cloud cover.

Generally I find sunlight is strong enough to run between 0800 to 1600 each day. 

13 minutes ago, IraqRon said:

do  remember the brand name?

No idea. Some Chinese brand. I see plenty of the same design/manufaturer sold  everywhere.

His can carry 2 adults plus baby seat and handlebar basket  or fold up for 1 adult with extra carry space. 

Plenty of shops up my way selling them and scooters now. Big C has them for sale here.

90 yo father in law has a 3 wheeler that the family bought him 2 years ago. I think it cost them 29k baht.

Its still going strong. He rides it out to his farm and back plus to the temple daily. The battery's are still good and they're supposed to last 60 km.

For sisaket people waiting for a pfizer jab keep your phones turned on

I'm told they're currently contacting  72 people for their 2nd Pfizer and another 13 for 1st Pfizer at the hall next to the aquarium on 29th September.

I believe they're combining the 1st and 8th September vaccinated people for this session. 

What a lot of you are missing is the fact covid is being introduced into villages from people mostly travelling back from Bangkok or other red zones.

I've been told by medical staff that sometimes up to 80% of my provinces daily cases can be traced to an outside arrival not quarantining then spreading it to family and friends. I imagine the same could be said for other provinces.

The locals, pu yai barns, volunteers and police have been told to report anyone not following the rules with police escorting non compliant people to quarantine. Word spreads fast even to neighbouring villages.

Just about every largervillage i drive through has it own little quarantine area.

I've done ASQ followed by another 14 days home quarantine. It not a big problem. 

My vax paper is similar. I'm told I will receive my vax ID number after my 2nd dose.

My number is already in their system. I've read reports suggesting people contact the vaccinating hospital asking for their number. 

1 hour ago, Michael Hare said:

Have you been vaccinated at the main hospital in Ubon at 26.8. and 10.9. with Pfizer like me?

If so, have you received the 13-digit vaccination Identification number which is needed to register with the Mor Phrom application in order to get the Digital Health Pass? 

Neither at the registration procedure nor at the occasion of the 2 jabs have I been handed out this essential number. 

Anyone here with the same experience?

Thank you!

 

The 13-digit number is your ID number. This number is not GIVEN out at the hospital. This number is given out at the local amphur or district office where you register to get house registration. If you have a house registration book or a pink ID card, the 13-digit number is on these. If you do not have either of these documents, I don't what you can do to get the Digit Health Pass. I guess your passport number is of no help. I have received my two vaccine shots and I registered with my 13 digit ID number. To date, I haven't tried to get the Digital Health Pass. The piece of paper I received is okay for me.   

I understand there is a difference between your pink ID number and the number issued when registering for vaccine. 

I'm told the vaccination ID number is issued by the main health computer system when registering.

If registering via different websites a person can have 2 of these numbers.

Some of the sites don't link causing people who have been vaccinated with sinovac or AstraZeneca being contacted for Pfizer.

I'm aware of people previously being double vaccinated receiving Pfizer and their records corrected to show the Pfizer as a booster.

This can be easily corrected by staff issuing certificates at the vaccination centre.

A lot of the people tasked with contacting are local volunteers or health workers using their own phones. It appears to be the done thing here.

I'm not saying this is what happened to you. Most probably someone recognised your name due to your wifes work and helped by contacting you.

Contact problems I've seen..

People not answering calls from unknown numbers or just rejecting the call.

Others thinking its flash or another courier calling about a delivery.

Incorrect phone number or email input into the system. Sometimes mistyped due to unclear written application forms.

Others not listing a phone number or email address on registration. 

Other problems occur when people have registered on different websites. Each website issues a number against that person. The websites aren't linked causing people to have multiple assigned numbers.

This has been the case with people receiving AstraZeneca or other vaccination then being contacted for Pfizer.

I know from personal experience assisting with some of these contact messages you'll most likely find the messages originate from the provincial health office. 

They forward to local levels when they've been unable to contact a person. 

Your Dr could also have a friend in or work in HQ and seen the list.

Like my province I think you'll find the expatvac list has been forwarded to provincial health offices.

The health offices then attempt to contact people on the list once Pfizer allocation is received and their program permits.  

I've just received a message from Sisaket health.

The expat Pfizer vaccination scheduled for Wednesday afternoon 15 September has been brought forward to Tuesday afternoon 14th September.

3 minutes ago, cyril sneer said:

could you not just have driven to Buriram and said nothing?

I'm told the local, police, puuyai barns and village volunteers will report new arrivals that bypass quarantine. The police will escort people unwilling to co operate to quarantine facilities.

I know this is happening in neighbouring provinces after so many covid cases resulted from new arrivals not quarantining.  

The next Sisaket expat Pfizer vaccinations will be this Wednesday afternoon 15 September 

This will be 1st dose Pfizer for registered expats. 

I've been with a person trying to contact people to let them know their vaccine date.

The main problem is a lot of people put incorrect phone numbers or just don't answer when called. Some didn't give a number. 

Others think its flash or Kerry calling about a delivery while others just cancel the call.

Theyre are even searching local expat Facebook pages in an attempt to make contact.

I can only suggest anyone waiting to be called check email junk folders, Facebook messages and answer phone calls from unrecognised numbers.

11 hours ago, Monkey Boy said:

Guys,

 

Was Pfizer obtained in Bangkok? If so how?

 

Trying to get it here in Si Sa Ket but without success. Registered with expatvac but been told to only expect sinovac / AZ out here.

 

Cheers

There was a big expat Pfizer vaccination at the park on the lake vaccination hall the afternoon of 1st September. 

The next vaccination is expected 4 weeks after that with no confirmed date as it all depends when Pfizer is issued from Bangkok.

I suggest you contact your local clinic/hospital and ask to be added on the next Pfizer list.