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Public to receive COVID-19 vaccine shots in June

snoop1130
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23 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Deputy Director-General of the Department of Disease Control, Dr. Sophon Iamsirithavorn, has confirmed that the Ministry of Public Health will begin registration of the public in May, and inoculations will start in June.

Hear that sound <scrape, scrape, scrape>  That's the sound of feet dragging. 

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    I suggest you read the specific medical review, not the dumbed down  version circulating.  The blood clot data  released by EMA did not provide sex and age characteristics, so it is easy to make  inco

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    You must live a very riskless life.   As of 2/4/21 in uk. Rare Blood clots after AZ vaccination - approximately 0.5 in a million. Actual Death from Blood clots after AZ vaccination

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23 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Concerning images of women working at entertainment venues in Thong Lor, Bangkok, receiving vaccinations, the Bangkok Communicable Disease Committee had an urgent meeting on April 5th to discuss the vaccination plan to address the Thong Lor cluster.

Gotta vaccinate the workers at the Hi-So and Thai Ministerial watering holes first.  Come on man!  Get the girls on Soi Cowboy, Nana Plaza, and Loi Kroh in Chiang Mai vaccinated asap. 

2 hours ago, Jeffr2 said:

One of the reasons for extended trials is to determine the long-term effects. We've got no idea now.

No vaccine has been proven to have long term effects, according to any information I can find.

 

Rare effects, that only become apparent after millions of people have been vaccinated - like (probably) thrombocytopenia, yes.

 

Long term effects, no.

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    9 hours ago, GroveHillWanderer said:

    No vaccine has been proven to have long term effects, according to any information I can find.

     

    Rare effects, that only become apparent after millions of people have been vaccinated - like (probably) thrombocytopenia, yes.

     

    Long term effects, no.

    Right.  As proven by the halt of the J&J jab in the US.  As they said, you don't find these things out until you've done millions of jabs.  Which we're just reaching now.

     

    Crazy times....

    Hey, good news!  SInce Denmark has banned the astro vaccine, all the more for lucky people in

    Thailand.  Personally I am hoping that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are available for old doffers like me.

      Geezer

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