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Health Ministry will resume AstraZeneca vaccination next week

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Health Ministry will resume AstraZeneca vaccination next week

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Thailand’s Disease Control Department has assured that the AstraZeneca vaccine does not cause an increased risk of blood clots and inoculations will resume next week, after their suspension on Friday.

The department’s director-general, Dr. Opas Karnkawinpong, said Saturday that the European Medicines Agency had investigated reports of blood clots in some recipients of the AstraZeneca vaccine and found that the vaccine does not increase the risk.

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and his cabinet ministers, who were to be vaccinated on Friday, postponed the plan after the Public Health Ministry decided to suspend the use of AstraZeneca’s vaccine.

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/health-ministry-will-resume-astrazeneca-vaccination-next-week/

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No way Crossy, Prayut will dream up a new excuse, too busy probably will be used this time.

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3 minutes ago, Crossy said:

Will the PM and cabinet step up to the plate and get their jabs this time??

 

My guess is a veil of secrecy will descend and a public showing will now not go ahead....we will have it done in private... will be the cry ????

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6 minutes ago, Crossy said:

Will the PM and cabinet step up to the plate and get their jabs this time??

 

I've heard he prefers using hand sanitiser for protection.

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17 minutes ago, colinneil said:

No way Crossy, Prayut will dream up a new excuse, too busy probably will be used this time.

He will be too busy condemning Myanmar Military for their despicable coup!

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45 minutes ago, Crossy said:

Will the PM and cabinet step up to the plate and get their jabs this time??

 

I hope not. I would prefer that the jabs go to someone more worthy.

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He assured that the Ministry of Public Health will still achieve its target of administering 63 million doses of vaccine to Thai people within this year.”


They are still sticking to the claim they can deliver 10m vaccines a month starting June. Guess they’ve been tapping into the medical ganja supplies...

"Oh yes we will.........oh no we won't.......oh yes we will........oh yes it does......oh no it doesn't"

******* pantomime.

****s.

Many countries are making this same mistake and tens of thousands of people are having delayed vaccinations.

The safety data is in already, these idiots (some European advisors) are publicly panicking and withholding vaccination from millions and their actions are being taken seriously by other countries when they should be ignored as it's a kind of hysteria.

The roll out of the vaccination is inevitable, there should be no delays for anything.

People in the position to affect these things should never panic, if they do then they're not suitable for the job.

 

Politicians are all clots, so the vaccine can't hurt them, lol!

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