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A poll conducted by Suan Dusit last week indicates that Thai people have high confidence in vaccines for Covid-19 and trust in their health service's information.

 

The poll asked 2,644 people their views on a variety of vaccination questions, reported Thai Rath.

 

Coming out top with an approval rating of 75.11 % was Pfizer vaccine, with Moderna at 72.14%, Johnson and Johnson 68.52%, AstraZeneca 65.89% and Sputnik at 61.89%. 

 

59.64% were concerned about possible side-effects and 67.74% wanted more explanation.

 

64.39% had decided to be vaccinated.

 

56.49% had already registered for it. 

 

Confidence was highest regarding information from the government via the Ministry of Public Health and local authorities.

 

The results represented high interest in vaccination after the third wave of infections in the country, noted Thai Rath. 

 

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Sinovac was what %?

But they are more likely to be offered the Chinese one ,

which was not mentioned in the report.

regards Worgeordie

Weird that anyone knew anything about Sputnik?

 

Also interesting that this poll was published given the results.

 

Expecting a "Super Poll" where 112% of the people think Sinovac is the best, while only 12% think a Roomba is any good.

 

 

 

 

 

What has happened to the Thai's, I thought they loved the Chinese, now all of a sudden it's the dirty farangs vaccine.

Like asking people in North Korea what type of car they prefer

26 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

Weird that anyone knew anything about Sputnik?

 

61.89% had never even heard of Sputnik, but realized it was not Sinovac.

You prefer Pfizer? Me too, now here is your Sinovac injection. Just close your eyes and pretend it is Pfizer and that Pattaya is the next Miami.

27 minutes ago, clivebaxter said:

Like asking people in North Korea what type of car they prefer

 

POTD nominee

 

Category: Authoritarian Governments.

 

 

 

 

I bet these respondents also would prefer a Mercedes over a Toyota. It doesn't mean they can get one.

Edited May 24, 20215 yr by Misterwhisper

2 hours ago, lujanit said:

Sinovac was what %?

"59.64% were concerned about possible side-effects "

 

or

The article's poll coul read like this:

" Only 40.36% feeling the vaccines  are safe"

 

 

Print some stickers and put it on the ........ one.

3 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

I bet these respondents also would prefer a Mercedes over a Toyota. It doesn't mean they can get one.

Yet we  both  know which one is  actually more reliable,  better  built, and will  last the longest.

2 hours ago, AlfHuy said:

Print some stickers and put it on the ........ one.

I can well and truly see that  happening, they don't  like to  miss  an opportunity to cash in.

And Prayuth promotes trust in Sinovac and Astra Zeneca... I think he is missing the feeling with the Thai population... but as foreigners we knew already

Wait a minute, this is Thailand.  No problem.  They just need to print up 50 million Pfizer labels...

at some 7.5k per dose and later every 6-12 months, how many families can afford it?

In the usa they have already started vaccinating from 12 yo.

So a family of 4 has to fork out now 60k and within a year another 30k.

How many have that much disposable income?

In a very few companies employers will pay those bills.

Anyway, it's not coming before the 3rd wave is over. Will arrive just before the 4th wave at the end of year

Edited May 24, 20215 yr by internationalism

8 hours ago, lujanit said:

Sinovac was what %?

What they're going to get, not what they preferred.

8 hours ago, webfact said:

A poll conducted by Suan Dusit last week indicates that Thai people have high confidence in vaccines for Covid-19 and trust in their health service's information.

 

That's not the news from the villages in our Tambon.

Media sponsored polls are not scientifically significant and are primarily marketing tools.

Edited May 24, 20215 yr by connda

3 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Yet we  both  know which one is  actually more reliable,  better  built, and will  last the longest.

https://www.buyacar.co.uk/cars/used-cars/157/most-reliable-cars

 

2 Toyotas, no Mercedes

1 hour ago, internationalism said:

at some 7.5k per dose and later every 6-12 months, how many families can afford it?

 

I thought there was a cap of 3,000?

21 minutes ago, mrfill said:

https://www.buyacar.co.uk/cars/used-cars/157/most-reliable-cars

 

2 Toyotas, no Mercedes

My  point  exactly, the days  of Mercedes being reliable and quality are  long  long  gone.

30 minutes ago, mrfill said:

https://www.buyacar.co.uk/cars/used-cars/157/most-reliable-cars

 

2 Toyotas, no Mercedes

khii niow?

52 minutes ago, Patanawet said:

I thought there was a cap of 3,000?

no, that price 7.5k was flying a month ago.

the 3k is for moderna. The government is buying it for $34.

But there would be also cost of insurance added, some 100b.

Since than also Anutin put 12% on any vax from the west  

Your Govt already chose what vaccine  they prefer you get inoculated with ,along time a go !

Edited May 24, 20215 yr by riclag

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Coming out top with an approval rating of 75.11 % was Pfizer vaccine, with Moderna at 72.14%, Johnson and Johnson 68.52%, AstraZeneca 65.89% and Sputnik at 61.89%. 

And which vaccine has the Thai government procured - The winner is Sinovac. 

4 hours ago, mrfill said:

https://www.buyacar.co.uk/cars/used-cars/157/most-reliable-cars

 

2 Toyotas, no Mercedes

Ok, so...bad analogy, perhaps?

10 hours ago, tingtong said:

"59.64% were concerned about possible side-effects "

 

or

The article's poll coul read like this:

" Only 40.36% feeling the vaccines  are safe"

 

 

 

 

If the vaccine is free. 

  Thais want it .

Also Cheap Charlies .. 555

13 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

Weird that anyone knew anything about Sputnik?

 

Also interesting that this poll was published given the results.

 

Expecting a "Super Poll" where 112% of the people think Sinovac is the best, while only 12% think a Roomba is any good.

 

 

 

 

Sputnik apparently shunned by Russians with only 10% take up according to the BBC ????