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It reads that other countries where AstraZeneca (quality approved by Oxford) are also not accepted, and not just Thailand. For example Jamaica and India (in addition to Thailand). My understanding is the UK government link for this information is here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/red-amber-and-green-list-rules-for-entering-england

Indeed yours didn't. Sadly I can't say the same for some others posts.

Indeed ! And if a valid reason ... and valid medically, and Thailand does nothing - how much do you want to bet that sometime in the future the forum cynics will be out in force, bashing Thailand for not acting upon their study. For some - for Thailand, the Thailand actions are always lose lose from bad to very bad. Bashing Thailand is what the cynics look forward to doing.

There are this forum who think big pharma is constantly out to screw the public, and if you are in that group?? (which I speculate you are not) then you would believe Big Pharma do indeed use too much vaccine than needed, in order to justify their price. so I guess it depends on what side of the fence you sit as to what you believe or don't believe? Lets look a hypothetical - where in this hypothetical, Thailand did NOT adopt this approach. And further in this hypothetical it is shown, say in a year from now from studies else where in that world, that this is indeed a s

I received my 2nd AZ jab this morning at Karon Orchid in Phuket. My appointment was at 9:00am and I showed up at 08:25am. Even then, at that early time, it was crowded (although not as crowded as for my 1st jab). I felt it was pretty organized ... and I hardly had any time to spam anyone on social media (with my phone) as I was constantly shuffling from chair to chair, and area to area as they efficiently processed those present. By 09:45am I was finished (where that time from 08:25am to 09:45am includes the 30-minute wait). While I was in the 30-minute