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  1. 5 minutes ago, GarryP said:

    Princ Hospital Group allowed pre-registration and today opened for payment. I had already registered the other day so upon receiving a message that I could now pay starting at 9 a.m., I tried but was unsuccessful despite probably more than 30 attempts. Finally, a message appeared on the screen advising that they were temporarily closing payment registration due a system overload. 

    It's almost as if there is lots of demand to get vaccinated or something.  Who'd a thunk.  It's not like that didn't happen in pretty every single other country in the world at first.  Including strained websites and initial bugs.

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  2. 28 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

    Explain?

     

    The contract Thailand Government signed was with AZ not Siam Bioscience, they just produce it under license from AZ

    I think you are confusing the manufacturing deal the Gov't made with AZ to manufacture it in Thailand, at Siam Bioscience, including technology transfer. I believe that is separate from a supply deal between the Gov't and Siam Bioscience.  Typically, gov'ts around the world give their local manufacturers seed money in exchange for a future promise of x amount of vaccines.

     

    There is also most likely yet another supply agreement between Siam Bioscience and AstraZeneca.  That one would require Siam to ship a certain percentage of their supply to other countries around Asia.

  3. 11 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

     

    Ah, the contract. Are you sure i t didn't say that they will make best efforts like the EU contract? And then the EU started to insist the difference was made up from UK labs... How did that go?

     

    Ah, no not that contract.  The contract between Siam Bioscience and the Thai Gov't.

  4. 11 hours ago, newnative said:

         Yes, I think it does matter.  The fine print in AZ contracts, from what I have heard regarding this same issue in Europe, actually says they just need to make some sort of 'best reasonable effort' to deliver the vaccines.  Several Asian countries that were expecting their AZ shipments did not get them--but perhaps a best reasonable effort was made.  

    I am talking about the contract between Siam Bioscience and the Thai Gov't.  Not the contract with AstraZeneca.

  5. 11 hours ago, Susco said:

    Only in Thailand, you have to pay upfront for a vaccine, which MAYBE you then will receive in the next 6 months.

     

    I guess the main reason they lowered the price is because they didn't collect enough advance payments, for something the may never be delivered, and is not refundable.

     

    Don't they have any shame? ( No need to answer that question)

    Then don't.  You can sign up for the free one if you don't mind what you get or pay for it if you do.

  6. 6 minutes ago, herfiehandbag said:

    Since crossing the Mekong river at Nong Khai is fairly central to the project, I am surprised that it is only now being proposed for discussion.

     

    Personally I reckon they will have to build a bridge!

    They are still years away from that part of the project being completed.  So no surprise they are still working out those details.

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